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Pool Party Ideas?
Can anyone give me a menu with recipies for good food that I can set out and let guests eat as they wish. Its an open house pool party so people will be arriving and leaving as they wish. So I need food that will not poison someone if its left out. Ha Ha
10 Answers
- Anonymous1 decade agoFavorite Answer
Get some chips and dip...veggies and veggie dip...ice cream... bbq some chicken...order a pizza...get a few bottles of soda...and you should go here because they have a few things on Pool Party recipes (well, beach party): http://www.foodnetwork.com/food/et_parties/article... or here...: http://www.foodnetwork.com/food/et_parties/0,1972,...
- 1 decade ago
It was purely accidental but I set out a bowl of gummy worms at my sons pool party and we spent the afternoon throwing them to the pretend trout that swam in the pool with their mouths open. No damage to pool or kids. They loved it.
Source(s): mom of three - 1 decade ago
chicken salad served in croissants or stuffed tomatoes, veggie plate, fruit bowl...but carve out a watermelon for the bowl. spinach dip in a bread bowl...use two containers chopped frozen spinach, mozarella cheese, parmesan cheese (the real stuff not the powered stuff), 8 oz. cream cheese, 10 oz. cottage cheese, nutmeg, seasoned salt and pepper. I'd also throw in a little onion and garlic. bake for 25 minutes or so at 400 or 450. serve with bread and tortilla chips. also, a cheese board is always good. use a chunk of cheddar, danish bleu, boursin, and dill havarti. serve with a variety of crackers, italian bread and fruit garnish....if i had more time, i'd also give you my bruchetta recipe...so easy and so good. i would serve sorbet for dessert.
Source(s): lots of experience throwing parties (and working in the hospitality industry for several years also helped) - Anonymous1 decade ago
Vegetables and fruit with dip sounds like a good idea but make sure you put dip in some ice.
Avoid meats sitting out in the hot sun.
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- 1 decade ago
How about just hitting Costco and warming up a bunch of finger foods? Taquitos, mini pizzas, corn dogs, egg rolls, mozarella sticks, etc.
- Anonymous1 decade ago
Maybe do a BBQ ask every body to bring some thing
- Anonymous1 decade ago
Wings, dry ribs, pizza, veggies and dip, fruit platter.... and don't forget to put up patio lanterns!!
- I-C-ULv 51 decade ago
spinach
garlic
onion
tuna fish :)) just kidding
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crackers
chips
doritos
chocolate chip cookies
popsicles (set a cooler with ice)
popcorn
beef jerky
- Anonymous1 decade ago
a hawaiin theme is always good!!