What can I cook for a family get together?

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What is the most common dinner?

Winner winner, chicken dinner. But there’s not just one way to cook it…. The United States covers some 3.8 million square miles.
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Rice + chicken + salad. …
Potato + cheese + beans. …
Bread + egg + bell peppers. …
Fries + beef + tomato. …
Quinoa + turkey + broccoli. …
Couscous + pork + spinach.

What are three finger foods?

Finger Foods for Babies

Bread: Slightly toasted and buttered.
Egg: The yolk scrambled.
Banana: Cut into small rings, or if small, just peeled.
Carrots: Cut into sticks (soft ones or steamed ones).
Meat or Chicken: Mashed, bones removed, and shallow fried.
Cheese: Chunks or small soft blocks.

What are some good snacks to bring to a party?

Our 12 Best, Most Reliable Party Snacks

Copycat Auntie Anne’s™ Cheddar Stuffed Pretzel Nuggets. …
Chocolate Covered Potato Chips. …
Extreme Meat Pizza Dip. …
No-Bake Peanut Butter Snack Bars. …
Candied Pecans and Cranberries Snack Mix. …
Chocolate Covered Peanut Butter Pretzels. …
Hummus Cups with Zucchini and Tomato.

What should you not do at a family reunion?

10 Things Not to Do at a Family Reunion

of 10. Family talks. …
of 10. Don’t come unprepared. …
of 10. Be friendly, but not too friendly. …
of 10. No one can help you more than family can. …
of 10. Have fun and participate. …
of 10. Leave your nasty attitude at home. …
of 10. Remember there are children around. …
of 10.

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What can I play with my cousin?

Fun Things to Do With Your Cousins

Board and Card Games. Board games and card games such as Monopoly, Old Maid or Uno are more fun to play when at least three people can play them. …
Yard or Field Games. …
More Outdoor Games. …
Swimming, Fishing, Camping. …
Across the Miles.

What makes a good family reunion?

A successful family reunion should be accessible to as many members of the family as possible. That means making sure the event is affordable to relatives who may be at different ages and stages of life – young families just starting out, seniors on fixed incomes, and everyone in between.