Be a good hostess at your dinner party
July 2nd, 2008 by Pinaki Goswami1) Greet each guest and introduce him or her to the other guests by saying something about the person.
2) Prepare something that you have cooked on prior occasions.
3) Prepare something that you have cooked on occasions. Use packaged vegetables that are already trimmed or shredded, like beans and carrots. This saves time.
4) Put out appetizers such as a cheese platter, some nuts, and/or some olives.
5) Serve your dinner buffet style. It keeps people talking and is casual, helping to keep people relaxed.
6) Create a mood. Think about the music, lighting, and where you’re placing the food throughout your house, so it flows and the guests still have a place to land.
Pinaki Goswami wrote this on July 2nd, 2008 and filed it under after hours |
