Mother Day Brunch Ideas?

[Eileen]

Since I want to stay on Whole 30, I volunteer to cook mother's day brunch for my mother-in-law's family (6 people).

I hope that's a smart move.... But now I'm stressed out about what to cook.

Will they like food without dairy, grain, sweets?

I would really appreciate it if I can get some menu and recipe suggestions.

Thank you all! 

[rizzo0904]

Beef tenderloin or crown roast of pork. A nice garden salad and fruit salad. Oven roasted potatoes.

[MeadowLily]

I was going to ask you for some suggestions.  

 

 

 

 

There's always the Big Chick....Turkey.   I bake a turkey when I have a load of relatives coming over.  

 

[Guest Andria]

Oh, there are so many options!  Rizzo's recommendation sounds delicious.  If you want to have an egg option, this is nice:

 

http://www.thefreckledfoodie.com/tomato-bacon-and-arugula-quiche-with-sweet-potato-crust/

 

Personally, I would use sun-dried tomatoes.  

[rizzo0904]

And you can add family favorites that aren't paleo. Just have enough options for yourself.

[SpinSpin]

You could do buffet style--deviled eggs, meatballs, salad or veggies with compliant dressings/dip, the fruit salad mentioned above, poached shrimp, a crustless quiche.. we have to do the post church snacks (with 2 other couples) on Sunday, and that is pretty much what I am looking at. If you could keep away from temptation, you could have a few non compliant things, but if temptation is too great, just skip them. 

[ladyshanny]

I'm actually hosting a mother's day brunch as well. The menu is:

roasted chicken

egg salad in belgian endive leaves

garlic roasted potatoes & tender brussel sprouts

fennel slaw

green salad w/ strawberries, sliced almonds, avocado and a homemade balsamic vinaigrette

assorted pickles & olives