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- HAPPY NEW YEARS EVE!!
- Cowboy Advice for the New Year
- The Tea?
- The End of 1st Semester
- Nursing Tea
- Last Call for Photos
- Reading Assignments for Nursing 4???
- Barbara and Denise - tea talk
- Dameron Clinical folk
- Test bank link
- Happy Holidays from my family to yours!!!!
- Merry Christmas everyone!!!!!Have a good one and e...
- Just wanted to say that I feel so greatful to be a...
- SJDC ADN Class of 2008
- Scores and Total % are up for Pharm
- LMH X-mas Party Pix...
- 2nd Semester
- SJDC ADN Class of 2008
- Take A Deep Breath!
- SJDC ADN Class of 2008
- Items allowed for Final
- Thank You
- more study resources
- Some cardio tutorials
- Does anyone want to switch Nursing 4 from county
- Does anyone want to switch N4 clinical?
- The mayonnaise jar and 2 cups of coffee
- GREAT INFO........
- Excellent article re: Nurse shortage and wages
- Thank You Ladies!!!
- More IV Pix,.....LMH Group :)
- Lodi Memorial Patient Teaching (Cont.)
- Lodi Memorial Patient Teaching Day
- Nurses Top List of Most Honest and Ethical Profess...
- New post from R Sevilla
- Grades R Up!
- LMH...Random Pix, from Pt Teaching day
- HOW CAN WE STAY UP ?
- IV Day DHM
- IV Day for DHM
- IV Day for DHM
- Pharm Calc 4 & 5 test scores plus study questions
- Foods & Electrolytes
- LMH IV Day :)
- Helpful IV Video,...
- Fun with IV catheters!
- Bonnie
- Merry Christmas from Lodi crew
- My friends. Hello everyone, and happy holidays. I ...
- Hi All, here are some practice questions all havin...
- Next Semester
- A Christmas Poem....From Randy...MERRY CHRISTMAS!!!
- You Are A Nursing Student
- New Pharm exam scores posted
- Date of the Tea?
- Opinions?
- Dining for the Tea
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Contributors
- Adriana Montellano
- Alejandra
- Amy Jackson
- Andrea
- Andrea
- Angela R.
- Angie Berzin
- Barbara Buonauro
- Bo
- Bonnie Boss
- Bonnie
- Caralee
- Cassie
- Celia S
- Cindy (Cynthia) Tinney
- Crystal
- Danielle B
- Danielle Mathias-Lamb
- Debbie
- Denise Williams
- Fazia
- Gemekia
- H2Obabie
- Harrison Cole
- Hiroko
- Irene
- Jeanetta Allen
- Jen
- Jenifer Williams
- Jenn Stevens
- Jennifer Pinheiro
- Jessica
- Karen
- Kat Garcia
- Kelly
- Kelly
- Kimberly
- Kristen
- Kristin
- Kristine Cavanagh
- MarisseF
- Martha
- McBooty
- Michelle M.
- Michelle
- Nicole Dykes
- Nimrat
- Nurse Nickey
- Pina McCarty
- Randy
- Rasvin
- Sandy
- Sarah A.
- Sarah M
- Sharon Jones
- Shawna
- Stacy C.
- Suong (Julie)
- Thida Seng
- cwrx8
- danO
- emily
- liana
- lindseymay
- marilou
- maryjanesays
- secasias
- tomara
5 comments:
Nicole, what was the last info shared with delta'a culinary people? Is there a price yet?
Denise, Is there a theme for the tea?? What time of day are we doing the tea?? And how many people are we looking at feeding?
I just put a comment in under dining for the tea. We are looking at 130 people, Monday Jan 8th from 9-11 am. The theme is mardi gras breakfast bash, but the food doestn't have to match up with theme. Mardi gras food is very expensive to cook. We looked up some recipies for a brunch and it seemed very expensive. Check my other post with newest update on our findings.
a few ideas, not necessarily pricey. Let me know if you need more.
Roasted Garlic Potatoes
Bacon & Sausage links
Cheddar Cheese Grits
Scrambled Eggs
Assorted Muffins, bagels, mini croissants, biscuits with country gravy
Chicken and Shrimp Jambalaya
Baked Chicken with Jim Beam BBQ Sauce
Cole Slaw and Potato Salad
Country Ham
White chocolate bread pudding w/Bourbon sauce
Fresh Sliced Fruit
some others
Tender baby spinach tossed with shaved red onions, candied pecans, crumbled Point Reyes blue cheese and sugar cane vinaigrette
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Crisp romaine with smoky bacon, crushed eggs, marinated tomatoes, focaccia croutons and buttermilk dressing
New Orleans French toast layered with Southern peaches, Bourbon whipped cream, toasted pecans and Champagne syrup
Just a quick idea...for my babyshower my mom bought crossaints from Costco, delimeat for Genova Bakery, tomatoes, lettuce, and cheese. She set it up so people could make their own sandwiches and everybody seemed to love them! I can't remember if this is what we had at out tea. We could also add chips to the mix.
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