Tuesday 29 June 2010

About Today: Plan Your Fourth of July Party

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From Jen Hubley, your About Today Editor
It happened again. The Fourth of July just plain snuck up on me. Now it's the 29th of June and I need to figure out where to watch the fireworks and with whom. Also, what we'll be eating and so on.

Plan Your Fourth of July Party
The obvious solution is to plan my own Fourth of July party. This is a good time to tell you about my theory that people wait til the last minute to plan holiday parties, because we're all actually engaged in a giant game of party chicken. The person who can't stand it any longer is the one who finally throws the bash.

Menu for a Classic Fourth of July Barbecue
I defy you to read this menu and not get hungry. It reads like a list of awesome food. I forgot there was a theme for a minute, because I was too busy figuring out why I'm not eating ribs and corn on the cob right now.

Red, White, and Blue Recipes
If I were to throw a Fourth of July party, I would definitely insist that the food be red, white, and blue only. People would be totally free to have either lobster with red wine risotto or cupcakes with flags on them.

Healthy Fourth of July Food for Kids
When I think about what we ate at holiday parties when I was growing up, I'm amazed that any of us are still alive. I distinctly remember eating spoonfuls of butter as if it were ice cream. You might want to start your kids on a healthier path a bit earlier.

 


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