Recipes

[Nonametoday]

French cucumber salad

Bacon slices, baked with brown sugar

Eggs Benedict on cheese muffins

Blueberry muffins

Mini spinach Quiche

Pineapple casserole

Smoked ham slices

Strawberries and whipped cream

Coffee

Bloody Mary

Orange juice

Cucumber water

[Sooner]

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@coffee drinker wrote:

If you're having a brunch for Easter, please share your menu.  I'm sort of stumped since 3 of the "guests are teenagers.  One thought was sliders.  There's always bread pudding and some sort of potato casserole, but there's so many carbs.  I know the sliders don't sound too "Eastery", but they'll eat them.  Any suggestions will be appreciated.  

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@coffee drinker Teenagers don't need to be catered to.  They can eat whatever is served.  I'll get beaten up probably for saying that but unless they have health issues (then the host should be informed) they are too big not to eat adult food. 

Ham (spiral sliced), fruit salad, salad, vegetable lasagna on the side, some sort of potato something (I'd bake regular and sweet potatoes, half them and put on a platter and do some make-your-own toppings--butter, sour cream, chives, brown sugar or maple syrup, chopped nuts).  Hawaiian or some other rolls is someone must have a slide they can make their own. 

[Nonametoday]

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@coffee drinker wrote:

If you're having a brunch for Easter, please share your menu.  I'm sort of stumped since 3 of the "guests are teenagers.  One thought was sliders.  There's always bread pudding and some sort of potato casserole, but there's so many carbs.  I know the sliders don't sound too "Eastery", but they'll eat them.  Any suggestions will be appreciated.  

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@coffee drinker 

I've yet to meet a teenager who didn't love baked bacon with brown sugar and pineapple casserole.

[ThinkingOutLoud]

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@Sooner wrote:

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@coffee drinker wrote:

If you're having a brunch for Easter, please share your menu.  I'm sort of stumped since 3 of the "guests are teenagers.  One thought was sliders.  There's always bread pudding and some sort of potato casserole, but there's so many carbs.  I know the sliders don't sound too "Eastery", but they'll eat them.  Any suggestions will be appreciated.  

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@coffee drinker Teenagers don't need to be catered to.  They can eat whatever is served.  I'll get beaten up probably for saying that but unless they have health issues (then the host should be informed) they are too big not to eat adult food. 

Ham (spiral sliced), fruit salad, salad, vegetable lasagna on the side, some sort of potato something (I'd bake regular and sweet potatoes, half them and put on a platter and do some make-your-own toppings--butter, sour cream, chives, brown sugar or maple syrup, chopped nuts).  Hawaiian or some other rolls is someone must have a slide they can make their own. 

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Totally agree and a holiday is a great time for them to be introduced to fancier foods and not the usual.

[LizzieInSRQ]

@Nonametoday i had to look up French Cucumber salad. Turns out ive loved that my whole life lol.

Love your menu!!!

[shoekitty]

All the teenagers I know here love sushi. But I am in California sushi rolls are staple. I love the raw fish, but the lids are more into the tempura rolls, and California rolls.  Most are lightweights and go for the avacado/ cucumber rolls.  They can be bought at Costco, or a good grocery story. The fruit kabobs are a winner, with a couple dips like chocolate and whipped cream. They will love the sliders. Mine like BBQ chicken on Hawaiian rolls with the cheese and baked in apan!!

[lynnie61]

I took the fruit kabobs to my part time job yesterday.  They were a hit!  Everyone seemed to enjoy them.