PICNIC PERFECT FROM SIMPLE SANDWICHES TO FANCY CATERED DISHES, IT'S A SPECIAL OCCASION

Evansville Courier & Press | June 14, 2006| | Copyright

Summertime is picnic time, and even though the Europeans do it simpler, and metropolitan-area dwellers do it grander, we have our share of picnic devotees right here in the Tri-State.

We've all been to picnics of one kind or another, from the fancy to the cookouts to the family-reunion-style potlucks. With the approach of the Fourth of July, a lot of people are making long- weekend plans, and picnics will be at the top of many lists.

Whether you want to go quietly formal or boisterously casual, calorie-conscious or sky's-the-limit, ethnic or trendy, vegetarian or theme-oriented, homemade ...

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