Friendsgiving Progressive Dinner With Your Neighbors
Have you ever thought about having a Friendsgiving Progressive Dinner with your neighbors?
What a great way to celebrate with your neighbors. You are only responsible for one course and you don’t need to call an uber.
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I want to thank Heidi from Eleanor Rose Home for hosting this fun blog hop.
Be sure to visit all the blogs for some great Friendsgiving Inspiration
If you’re coming from Pasha at Pasha is Home I hope you enjoyed her Friendsgiving Table Setting
Progressive dinners were very popular in the ’70s (when I was in High School)
My parents participated in them often.
I also remember them being fondue parties sometimes. Another big ’70s thing!
A Progressive Dinner is a multi-course event where each home host one course and the diners travel from house to house enjoying a course at each location.
A Progressive Dinner usually takes at least 4 hours. You should plan on a minimum of 45 minutes at each house and then time to walk or drive from house to house. In our neighborhood, we can use golf carts.
Typically there were four courses.
- Appetizers
- Soup/Salad
- Main Course
- Dessert
I chose to have cocktails and appetizers at our home.
I’m serving a fall Friendsgiving Punch with a fall Charcuterie Board.
Our greenhouse has been the site for a bar on several occasions. So I wanted to continue with that since my house is torn apart for the One Room Challenge.
When our daughter Annie got married at our home we had the bar in the greenhouse. You can read about that HERE
My latest Fall Charcuterie Board is perfect for my course in the Friendsgiving Progressive Dinner. You can read all about it HERE. I have another option HERE
NOUN
a dinner party in which each successive course is prepared and eaten at the residence of a different participant
The greenhouse was also the site of another fall gathering which you can read about HERE. You’ll also find my recipe for a Salted Carmel Apple Martini in this post.
I have a pumpkin soup tureen and used that to serve my punch!
Make sure to visit all of the amazing bloggers below and see what they have to help inspire your celebration.
Now it’s time to head over to Cindy at Cloches & Lavender for some Friendsgiving Dinner Ideas.
Peace,
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Friendsgiving Progressive Dinner With Your Neighbors
Recipe details
- 10 servings
- Prep time: 20 Minutes Cook time: 0 Minutes Total time: 20 min
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