5. Virtual Block Party

[Suzanne]

Virtual Block Party


Summer in the neighborhood means potluck barbecues where each family brings a dish to share.
Identify your signature dish - it can be a food or beverage (someone needs to bring the margaritas!)
Choose a book to meet the requirements for any of these options
A. Read a fiction book with a food or beverage in the title - the item could be the dish itself
Lemon Meringue Pie Murder or an ingredient in your dish such as Lime Tree Can't Bear Orange A Novel(for those margaritas!).
B. Read a novel with recipes (EXAMPLE:Like Water for Chocolate).
C. Read a food-related non-fiction book (non-cookbook). (EXAMPLE: The End of Food)
D. Read a cookbook related to your dish. (EXAMPLE: Margaritas, Mojitos & More)

Include your contribution to the party in your post, and let us know what makes your recipe stand out.

[Crystal Arcand]

I'm a tea girl, so I usually always make sure there is tea at every gathering. I read Time for Tea with Mary Engelbreit to coincide with option C. I found it to be a wonderful little book with a great deal of information and ideas for bringing the enjoyment of tea into one's life.

[Susan]

level 3 I read the book It had the word pizza in the title.
Pgs. 32

[Mrspam4ever]

I read "Corgi in the Cupcakes" from the Animal Ark series, and it was 142 pages. My cupcakes would be the best because my daughter would bake them and would not have too!

[Lynn]

3.5 Virtual Block Party

A. fiction book with a food or beverage in the title

21. The Cat Who Talked Turkey (JQ #26) Braun, Lillian Jackson 240 Pages


A quick and easy read – just like my Turtle Fudge Brownies!