Now that we are headed into the holiday season we can finally have my most anticipated movie night: Hallmark Christmas Movie Night!

This year turn your living room into a cozy, Christmas oasis. Invite your pals to join you virtually in creating their own cozy space into the ultimate winter movie experience. Plan for a mutual movie time take a vote on what you’ll watch beforehand.

Hot cocoa bar is a must!

First things first, you’re going to need some good quality hot cocoa. This year I turned to Le Creuset to get super festive with a set of their holiday mugs.

A good quality Dutch oven is the perfect vessel to keep a large batch of hot cocoa warm. Be sure to put out lots of toppers like marshmallows, candy canes, and syrups, even if it’s just for the fam. Touches like this make a regular night feel really special.

Did someone say snacks?

A trip to the movies isn’t complete without fresh popcorn. Ditch the microwave this year and opt for popcorn kernels. This Cuisinart popcorn maker is counter friendly and perfect for whipping up a few batches of fresh, buttery popcorn.

RELATED: 3 Homemade Popcorn Seasonings

Don’t forget the Christmas sugar cookies for the full array of snacking. For the adults, be sure to stock up on plenty of red wine, a Hallmark movie night must.

The Big Screen.

There is something so cozy and childlike about throwing all of the fluffiest cushions and blankets onto the ground for a movie night. Ditch the couch this year and pull out every blanket you’ve got. An easy switch like this will make the night feel extra cozy and special.

Plus, the TV will seem that much larger from a lower angle. We’re viewing all of our favorite movies from a Westinghouse 50-Inch with 4K because Christmas movies need the best quality! I love how this Smart TV has all of our favorite apps built-in for easy show finding!

Ultra Cozy!

There are a few ways you can turn your living room’s cozy level up a few notches. Before we turn everything on for a movie night I always light a few scented candles for perfect lighting and cozy seasonal smells. Ditch any overhead lighting and opt for something cozier. In this case, lights from the Christmas tree or extra twinkle lights work perfectly.

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Of course, when you’ve never been a drinker or have stopped drinking for a period of time, you tend to be a little rusty when it comes to keeping the bar stocked.

Here are a few items that I like to keep on hand and some tips on how to stock your bar for non-alcoholic drinks as well. This way, you’ll be ready to serve some drinks with or without alcohol.

All-in-One Bar Set.

This bar set from Godinger is a great starter for your bar. It comes with one ice bucket with a cover, one shaker, one tool holder, and four tools with a silver tray to match. These tools will help with making any type of mocktail you’ll want to serve up!

Glasses.

Every bar needs glasses. Some of the most basic ones you can start off with are:

Margarita Glass: perfect for frozen margaritas

Wine Glasses: red and white wine glasses which can also be used for non-alcoholic wine

Martini Glasses: perfect for your favorite martini recipes

Old Fashioned Glasses: you can even make your own old-fashioned bar for guests

Muddler.

Having a good cocktail muddler in your arsenal will help when a recipe calls for you to smash or muddle fruits like strawberries or citrus, or leaves like basil and mint.

Pitcher.

If you plan to make a big batch of a specific drink then make sure you have a good pitcher. This will allow guests to help themselves to their own drinks all night. A long stir stick will also help with mixing.

Check out our favorite non-alcoholic recipe below that uses one.

Non-Alcoholic Beers and Wines.

Some of your guests won’t need a mocktail, so having these options is great! Companies like Fre have some great options that I hear tastes like the real thing. Serve them up in beautiful glasses and you’ve got a drink for everyone!

Bitters and Spirits.

If you want to add some flavor to your drinks then using spirits and bitters will give your cocktails a boost! Bitters add flavor while spirits replace the alcohol flavor you would normally have in a cocktail. Seedlip is a company that took away the fermentation process and made a gin-like spirit which has a great herbal taste. It’s a great spirit to have in stock!

Make sure to check out some of our favorite cocktails and mocktails here on The Inspired Home!

Fresh Fruits and Herbs.

Of course, you can’t keep fresh fruits and herbs stocked in your bar forever, but having fresh fruits and herbs on hand will prove to be very important when you’re entertaining. Before you have your guests over, have one or two mocktail recipes that you will serve or have your guests self-serve to make it a little bit easier.

Strawberry, Lime & Mint Smash-Up Mocktail

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Strawberry, Lime & Mint Smash-Up Mocktail

This delicious mocktail is the perfect blend of sweet strawberry, tart lime, and refreshing mint.

Skill beginner

Prep Time 5 minutes minutes

Total Time 5 minutes minutes

Servings 2

Calories 248kcal

Ingredients

• 2 cups strawberries, plus more for garnish
• 5 fresh mint leaves (use up to 8), plus more for garnish
• 0.5 cups sugar
• 4 oz lime juice, freshly squeezed
• 12 oz club soda, ginger ale, or flavored sparkling water
• ice cubes
• lime wedges, for garnish

Instructions

• In a blender, blend together strawberries, mint leaves, sugar, and lime juice until well-blended to make the strawberry concentrate. Transfer to pitcher.
• To make one drink, pour ½ cup of the concentrate into a tall glass. Top with ice. Pour 6 oz. of your sparkling beverage over the ice. Give it a little stir.
• Garnish with strawberries, mint, and a lime wedge.

Nutrition

Serving: 1g | Calories: 248kcal | Carbohydrates: 66g | Protein: 1g | Fat: 0.5g | Sodium: 39mg | Fiber: 3g | Sugar: 58g

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Not only will you save money and resources but there are plenty of ways to bring Italian authenticity right to your own home. Choose a place that you love and dive into as much culture as you can.

1. Whip Up a Batch of Aperol Spritzes

The first thing that comes to mind when it comes to a vacation in Italy is Spritz O’Clock. In Italy, practically every evening before dinner is a time carved out for an aperitivo.

An aperitivo is an hour or two spent relaxing and enjoying a fresh cocktail usually after work and before dinner. It was my favorite time of the day in Italy. We would order a classic spritz made with 1-2 ounces of Aperol, prosecco and a splash of soda water that is served with a large orange wedge.

Not only is a spritz tasty, but it’s one of the most picturesque cocktails ever. Turn on some twinkle lights on your patio or backyard, play some easygoing music and uncork a bottle of prosecco for an at home aperitivo.

2. Use Light Fresh Seasonings

When it comes to food in Italy in the summer, many of the dishes are seasoned simply to allow the natural, seasonal flavors to shine. Think things like caprese salad and prosciutto wrapped over fresh melon slices seasoned with good olive oil, salt and pepper.

I love keeping my Peugeot salt and pepper mills close by simple, fresh seasonings of flaky sea salt and cracked black peppercorns. For an extra spicy kick I’ll crack over a few turns of my whole chili pepper mill. I find this is the freshest way to add spice to dishes.

3. Gelato!

Much like an Aperitivo, having a scoop (or two!) of gelato everyday is traditional on an Italian vacation. Pick up a variety of flavors and scoop up cones for the whole family during the hottest peak of the day. I love using my OXO trigger scoop for authentic ice cream cone scoops.

4. Have a Picnic

Italians take dining outdoors as much as possible when the weather is nice. Many cafes are lined with outdoor dining tables and packing a lunch picnic for the beach is a staple. Whether you pack a picnic for the beach or just set up a blanket in the backyard, spend a few of your meals outdoors and enjoy some fresh air.

5. Relax on the Beach

My good friend Sierra grew up in Italy and when I asked her what staples she remembers doing, spending time on the beach or near water playing cards was one of them! Italians do a great job of ditching the electronics and enjoying each other’s company the old fashioned way.

If you have a body of water nearby, grab a deck of cards or your favorite board game and head to the beach of any body of water where you can soak up a bit of extra sunshine while it’s still nice out.

Want more Italian food and drink inspiration?

These delicious Italian recipes for lunch and dinner will get you geared up to travel to the boot-shaped country, or better yet, enjoy are simplicity of a fresh Italian meal from the comfort of your home.

• Get your aperol spritz on with these fancy Carbonated Cocktails that Bring All the Fireworks.
• Don’t miss these 3 Homemade Pasta Sauce Recipes You Need to Know.
• You’ll definitely want to try this mouthwatering One Pot Carbonera with Pancetta Peas recipe.
• Grab your Instant Pot for this savory Slow Cooker Italian Beef with Homemade Giardiniera recipe.
• For a sweeter snack, incorporate this Summer Peach Cherry Panzanella Salad recipe into your weekly food regimen.

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This season I wanted to make sure our bar cart was stocked with all of our summer favorites for the perfect home bar. With these easy essentials, we’re able to make all of our favorite bar classics right in the backyard. Drinks like Aperol Spritz and fresh margaritas are on repeat while the temps reach triple digits. Plus, no tips and all the bar snacks we want, I am SO here for it.

Use this list below as an easy checklist to reference while you’re building out your summer home bar essentials.

Bar Tools

• Simple Tool Set – Must have tool essentials include a shaker/strainer, jigger, zester, muddler, and some kind of long bar spoon for stirring. This Rabbit Bar Tool Set not only has it all but is so extremely chic.

• Ice Bucket – During these hot summer months, I always keep a sturdy, well-sealing ice bucket filled with ice. I love double walled ice bucket. It doesn’t leave any condensation on the sides and it’s big enough to fit a bottle of your favorite wine or champagne.

• Knife and cutting board – A cutting board and good knife are a must for cracking open fresh citrus and muddling fresh fruit for drinks. Smaller is better for your bar.

Liquor Essentials

• Aperol/Campari – It’s arguable that the Aperol spritz is the drink of the season. It’s light, fresh and herbal flavors are perfect for hot summer days. The Italians stemmed this classic aperitif made with Aperol, prosecco and topped with a bit of sparkling water and a large orange wedge.
• Tequila – My drink of choice on a hot summer day is an ice cold margarita. Margaritas are refreshing and bursting with fresh flavor. Tequila is also the base for many other great seasonal favorites like sparkling palomas or a tequila sunrise.

• Cointreau – Cointreau is my favorite secret ingredient in summer drinks. It’s a bright, orange liquor that gives an herbal freshness to any cocktail.
• Light, crisp wines- I go through countless bottles of rose and crisp white wines during summer. This time of year I always pick up a bottle or two on a grocery run so I have plenty for my home stock.

• Sparkling Water- Perfect for serving alongside cocktails to stay hydrated or topping off cocktails for a bubbly, lighter taste.

Summer Must-Haves

• Tequila/Mezcal Infuser Set – If you love flavored tequila and spirits this infuser set is a must. This time of year summer produce is bountiful and perfect for flavoring your spirits. Use jalapeños, herbs, citrus, and more to enhance your fav spirit. This also makes for the nicest host/hostess gift set.

• Glassware – If you’re using real glassware outside I love to use something stemless that is a bit heartier/thicker like these glasses. Or resort to a melamine or plastic glassware alternative.

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Even though we aren’t celebrating with big crowds and big cakes, we can still celebrate a birthday virtually or the quarantine way! Here are a few clever ideas we’ve seen that will make any birthday celebration a big hit and full of joy!

Invite Guests to a Zoom Call

Invite all of your kids’ friends to celebrate the big day with a Zoom call. Send out invites via email or text, and have your son or daughter meet all their friends online. I love this sample invite from Blushing Moments.

Sing Happy Birthday, make a craft together, or even play games! Just like a real party have a start time and end time along with an agenda! 1-1.5 hours is plenty of time to celebrate.

Drop Off or Mail Party Favor Bags

I haven’t seen this idea yet, but I think it’s a good one! Make a party favor bag full of activities and treats to go along with your Zoom call.

If you have a little girl, this is the perfect set up for you! All you need is favor bags, ribbon, stick on initials, party hats, straws, and cups. As you are preparing the bags remember best practices like washing your hands, wearing gloves or a mask to give your guests peace of mind.

Here’s how you assemble each bag:

• Add some glitter ribbon to the top in a sweet bow.
• Give each bag an initial for each friend that you are inviting.
• Give each bag a straw, party hat, party cup, and a sweet treat like a cupcake or cookie!

Drop it off at the door for each attendee or mail it out if they live out of town. Remind them to bring the favor bag to the “party” Zoom date and time.

Craft & Activity

In each party bag, give the guests a craft or activity that they can all do together. Maybe you send them all canvases, paint and paintbrush kits, or you can send a cookie to decorate! The same goes for a cupcake to decorate together. This cute unicorn party hat is from Sweet Tooth Fairy and is a great activity to do together.

Gift Opening

If your child has received gifts, leave some time during the party to open those gifts. This way your child can say thank you immediately! Plus it’s exciting to see those big smiles. If you want to skip the gift opening, that’s okay too. Just remember to say a live “thank you” to all the guests who sent gifts and mail out those thank you cards.

Sing Happy Birthday

Of course we couldn’t have a birthday party without singing Happy Birthday to the guest of honor! Pick a time during the party (maybe after you have decorated cupcakes or cookies) to sing. Afterward, have each guest eat the cupcakes or cookies and say farewell!

This little device is perfect when we get back to gathering. It blows out the birthday candles without spreading any germs!

OR: Drive-By Celebration

Another way to celebrate a birthday is to invite friends and family members to drive by and wish the birthday boy or girl a happy birthday in person! With honks, waves, and even decorated cars, your birthday kid will feel extra special. You can even hand our cupcakes or cookies individually wrapped as treats.

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Chili homemade is one of the easiest fall/winter meals you can make. You can slow cook it all day or have a batch made within an hour or so. Tonight take out all your favorite ingredients and set up a little chili bar for yourself or your family!

I like to use my slow cooker to make homemade chili. Anytime I can set it and forget it, I’m in. The recipe I used was from the super popular cookbook by Joanna Gaines, Magnolia Table. It’s her family recipe that you can find adapted below. The only thing I decided to add was green pepper because I just love chili with green peppers!

This beauty from Cuisinart has a sauté and browning setting that is perfect for the onion, peppers, and ground beef!

Once the chili is cooked, get out some of your other favorite bowls, spoons, and chilly toppings like green onions, cheese, sour cream, and Fritos. Yes! Fritos take your chili to a whole new level! That crunch just sets things off.

But there is nothing wrong with a traditional add on like cast-iron cornbread! My Staub frying pan comes in handy whenever I’m making cornbread. It’s 100% oven safe and goes from the oven to the table beautifully.

I usually use a pre-made cornbread mix but you can defiantly make it from scratch if you are feeling ambitious!

I hope you make tonight a chili night! Stay warm!

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Classic Chili Recipe

Homemade chili is one of the easiest fall and winter recipes you can make. Slow cook it all day or have a batch made within an hour or so. Take out all your favorite ingredients and set up a little chili bar for yourself or your family tonight.

Course Salads & Sides, Soups

Cuisine American

Keyword Fall, Recipes, Soups and stews, Winter

Skill beginner

Prep Time 15 minutes minutes

Cook Time 45 minutes minutes

Total Time 1 hour hour

Servings 6

Calories 450kcal

Ingredients

• 1 tbsp vegetable oil
• 1 large white onion, finely chopped
• 1 cups green peppers, finely chopped
• 2 lb ground beef (80% lean)
• 20 oz mild diced tomatoes, undrained (2 10-oz. cans)
• 20 oz green chiles, undrained (2 10-oz. cans)
• 52 oz Southwestern-style beans, undrained (2 26-oz.)
• salt & pepper, to taste
• Optional garnishes: Fritos, grated sharp cheddar cheese, green onions, cilantro, sour cream

Instructions

• In your slow cooker (using the sauté or brown setting) or in a separate Dutch oven, heat oil over medium heat. Add onion and green peppers and sauté until tender and translucent.
• Add beef and salt and pepper; cook, stirring often to break up the meat into smaller pieces, cooking until meat loses its pink color (about 6-7 minutes).
• Stir in tomatoes and beans with their juices. Bring to a simmer, then reduce heat and simmer, stirring occasionally, for 30 minutes. Taste and adjust seasoning as needed.
• Optionally, garnish with green onions, cilantro, sour cream, sharp Cheddar cheese, and Fritos.

Nutrition

Serving: 1g | Calories: 450kcal | Carbohydrates: 38.5g | Protein: 47.8g | Fat: 11.8g | Saturated Fat: 4g | Cholesterol: 135mg | Sodium: 1861mg | Fiber: 10.5g | Sugar: 16.6g

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Have plenty of food for your guests to munch on during the game, halftime, and even after! Pizza, sliders, drinks, treats, and appetizers are all a good idea for a great mix of options. You can also make things festive by adding some football decorations like a table runner, special salt & pepper shakers, and even a banner! Hosting friends can become one of your favorite family traditions during football season.

So get out your favorite recipes, decorations and turn up the game!

1. We Dip

There’s nothing more fun than snacking and dipping during football season! We dip chips, veggies, fruit, cake and just about anything that can be dipped. Make your favorite warm dip and put in this festive football-shaped slow cooker (chili cheese dip, BBQ chicken dip… the list goes on) by Pro Pots does the job perfectly and also adds to the atmosphere!

Another simple idea is to cut up some pound cake and dip it into chocolate and cream. Use toothpicks to dip each piece for each individual piece of cake to make dipping easier. You can also cut up fruit like strawberries, grapes and even pineapple for even more options.

We Grill

We usually order a ton of pizza for game day because it’s super easy for kids! But we also crank up the grill because it just feels right. If you’re hosting in a small area, tailgating or hanging out in the garage with some neighbor friends this portable grill by Cuisinart is the perfect sidekick during football season.

It’s fueled by propane and you can take it anywhere and you automatically have a grill! Our favorite thing to grill is hot dogs. Then some of our guests love to load the chili cheese dip on top for one spectacular chili cheese dog!

We Drink

We have some fun non-alcoholic drinks available for everyone to enjoy. We usually set up a station that is dedicated just for drinks. Which makes it easier for kids to access.

You can fill a punch bowl or large pitcher or jug with your favorite punch, pack a cooler of adult-only drinks, or set out a galvanized bucket for even more options.

We Dress

Finally one of our favorite family traditions is to dress the part! We get on our favorite cardinal gear and we all wear it during the game. Jerseys, t-shirts, headbands and even kids friendly tattoos. The more festive we are the better we feel about our chances! Plus even if we end up winning or losing at least we gave our team all the spirit and made some memories!

Here are some other fun appetizers to serve to your guests this football season!

A Super Bowl nacho bar adds so much fun to any football party!

Here is a healthier loaded nachos recipe for those looking to keep it toned and trim.

This DIY Guacamole bar is literally to die for.

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When it comes to tailgating, my mind instantly goes to that episode of Gilmore Girls where Emily sets up the most epic brunch spread before the Yale football game. She had mimosas, snacks, and endless Bloody Marys. Now, that’s my kind of hostess!

Today I’m channeling my inner Gilmore and spilling my 5 tailgating breakfast essentials for you to rally in style.

Set Up:

All good tailgating starts with a strong setup. It doesn’t matter if you have a Mini Cooper or a big truck, you can tailgate from anything. Be sure to pack yourself a small table for food set up, a few portable chairs and an area for a small bar.

Tailgating can be a bit of a lazy morning (my favorite) so I love these Oniva sports chairs. They have a little compartment to hold your cell phone and a small side table for your drinks and goodies.

Tailgating Bar

The beating heart of any tailgating essentials is the bar. For most, the point of tailgating is to rally and get your drink on before the big game, so there is no room for any drink shortage. I like to have beverage variety, but my three main essentials are: mimosas, Bloody Marys and beer. Glasses can be a big impractical for tailgating so I couldn’t love these ‘classy’ copper party cups. They give off the house party feel but are reusable and so chic.

DIY Bloody Marys

When I got my hands on a Prepdeck, I knew without a doubt that this contraption would make the BEST portable bar. It’s perfect for meal prep but even better for an extravagant Bloody Mary topping bar. I love that each topper is sealed and not a complete fly trap (my worst pet peeve about dining outside). Pack your Bloody Mary toppers the night before and just pop the prep deck in when you’re packing.

My fav toppers: celery sticks, lemons, limes, shrimps, and olives.

Keep Your Cool

To keep everything crisp and fresh I pack up my Coleman Steel Belted Cooler for such occasions. Not only does everything stay ice cold but the leak resistant channel drain makes packing up and emptying everything a breeze.

Breakfast

The last essential for the perfect tailgating breakfast set up: the food! I like to keep things really simple for tailgating food. I usually choose one sweet and one savory dish to pack.

One of my favorite breakfast sandwich classics is a chicken and waffle sandwich with garlic aioli or maple syrup for dipping. For the sweet option we did donut and fruit skewers because who doesn’t love donuts in the morning?! Ultra easy to make and pack with you for a tailgate!

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With game day weekends quickly approaching, it’s time to start planning for the perfect tailgate experience for you and your friends. When tailgating on a game day, you are somewhat restricted with your space and are generally limited to your trunk and the area around it! Hoping to provide inspiration to all your game day loving hearts, I’m going to wave my Dorinda Medley wand over this tailgate and “make it nice.”

The key to executing a successful tailgate boils down to a few simple elements — the food and the set-up!

THE FOOD

When it comes to game day, I really don’t crave anything other than stadium-like food, local tailgate food traditions and a good ole dip. There is a time and place for everything and a tailgate is the best time and place for all the stadium type eating!

To make things simple, I set-up a snack and drink station so passersby and friends can eat what they like and be on their merry way! You can never go wrong with the perfect chip and dip selection your tailgate — it travels well and is an easy one hand style of food that allows you to keep a drink in the other hand.

This Libbey two-piece “break resistant” set is PERFECT for your game day set-up! Of course unbreakable items are a key component for your set-up. Especially when you have a cornhole set-up in your tailgate!

The Coleman portable grill was also a major life-saver — being able to cook fresh food at your tailgate is always a plus. The grill has legs that fold so it’s easy to stow in your car!

I also love the convenience of the Coleman cooler — it’s the perfect place to house your drinks and any perishable foods you brought. When it’s time to go to the game, you can toss everything in the cooler to stay fresh while you are counting touchdowns!

THE SET-UP

My goal for the set-up was to create a tailgate the represented me, my style, and disguise parts of the car that just weren’t aesthetically pleasing. First to be covered, the interior of the car! Tossed over the back seat of the car is my favorite Time Concept fringe blanket — it added a fun print and texture to my set-up and the best part, the colors compliment the car! The blanket then served as a nice backdrop to the food set-up!

Around the exterior of the car, I added some functional, and fun, elements! You can never go wrong with adding seating like this Picnic Time sports chair — there are so many great functions to the chair including the arm table for drinks and snacks!

Rounding out the set-up is this bean bag toss from Picnic Time! Tailgates are more fun with games and a great way to encourage comradery with others who are tailgating too!

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THE COMPANY

We often take the time with our friends for granted, so it’s important to dedicate time to being present, even with something as simple as a picnic. Create an environment for you and your friends to completely disconnect, place your phones in a basket and get back to the basics of your friendship over some summer eats!

THE SET-UP

Creating a comfortable and enjoyable space is one of the key elements to building your summer picnic-scape. Inspired by these Boho blankets from Time Concept, the goal was to create an inviting and cozy space where we could spend hours! Try layering and mixing different prints to create a unique setting, even if it is just in your backyard!

Transporting all my picnic goods was easier than anticipated with this wine and cheese basket and promenade picnic basket from Picnic Time. It’s an elevated and functional way to transport your picnic! Each basket came packed with reusable silverware, wine glasses and plates for food!

THE FOOD

Elevate your picnic food experience by creating a simple yet impactful menu. There is no need to over extend yourself with spending hours on building a menu and cooking. Spend that time with your friends! You can just as easily impress your guests with a two-step refreshing summer salad and an easy charcuterie board.

Now watermelon is refreshing on it’s own, but when paired with both sweet and savory accoutrements, it becomes summer in a bowl! This watermelon salad is an easy two-step recipe that will not only leave your guests impressed, but wanting more! When creating your charcuterie board, build it with your guests in mind. What types of cheeses do their palettes fancy? Are they more of a cracker or fruit type of crowd? Build the board with those elements in mind using something like this artisan serving plank to plate!

For an easy post-picnic clean-up, the Kilner “on the go” food jars are essential! The lid has a storage area for your dressing so that the contents of the salad don’t wilt en route to your destination. To prevent plastic waste, Totally Bamboo created a portable bamboo flatware set that you can bring with you anywhere — they are light and super easy to clean!

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Watermelon Mint Feta Salad

Keyword Salad, Summer

Skill intermediate

Servings 1

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