Picnic appetizers: The best appetizer recipes to bring to a picnic are those that you can easily make ahead like dips, spreads and finger foods. You don’t want to get food poisoning after your fun day. Keep cold things cold and hot things hot. So, choose easy, tasty foods your family will enjoy. If you complicate things, it is less enjoyable.
Everyone wants to be able to enjoy the picnic, even you. When choosing picnic foods, keep in mind: Ease in preparing, serving, eating (no sloppy foods) and ease in clean up. You could store it in a bag with a handle so you can carry it more easily. The blanket: It doesn’t need to be fancy, just big enough so everyone has a clean place to sit. Remember to put in hand wipes to clean faces and hands afterwards. One nice thing about a basket is that all of your utensils are in there and if you replenished your supplies after you return from your last picnic, you just have to grab it and go for the next picnic. The picnic basket: A basket will hold all the utensils, plates, napkins, etc. Try these tips for an enjoyable meal eaten in the park, on the beach, on a boat or wherever strikes your fancy. The best part of a picnic is being outside, seeing and listening to nature and spending time together.
When we were first married we would bring a hibachi with us and do our meat on it after the coals were hot enough. You can grill ahead of time or bring grilling food with you. A picnic does not to need to be a big ordeal to prepare for, although it can be more extravagant, but however you do it, it should just be fun.
We would do picnics in the middle of a day canoe trip, on a hike with the kids, or in the boat on a day of fishing. It never took much time to put it together, but every minute was worth it so we could spend more time together. I would carry a small cooler with all the refrigerated items to keep them cold and a basket with plates, utensils, etc. When we had children, we would meet him by the Tridge and share our lunch together. After we moved to Midland and he was working at Dow, I would bring a picnic lunch and a blanket and we would eat right on the lawn outside his building. Sometimes it was just eating our bag lunch on a grassy area on campus. When we were dating, my husband and I would go on picnics as often as we could. I have loved picnics for as long as I can remember.
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