How wonderful a new family has moved to the neighborhood!
Peeking through the curtains, children are curious to see if there are possible new friends and companions. Neighborhood adults casually walk by hoping to get a glimpse of the new additions.
Give the new family a few days to allow the them time to settle into their surroundings. Understand the move can be a difficult and hectic time for them. Then approach the house with a small platter of treats or casserole. Bearing food, is a wonderful way to introduce yourself to the new neighbors.
What to bring? A family with children may enjoy a platter of cookies, or the wife may appreciate a delicious casserole that can be warmed up to feed the family during these busy times. So the new family does not need to dig up any utensils, send it over as a complete package, including paper plates, cups, napkins and cutlery. Their children may enjoy it as a cheerful picnic, and the parents will find it a wonderful relief. The choices of what to bring are up to you!
Here are some ideas, let’s start with some casseroles that are easy to make and a cinch to warm up.
Here is a treat that will make the new neighborhood children feel special, and soup is always heart warming.
It may be nice to include your own children in baking treats for the new family. These are two easy yet special cookie recipes made especially for little helpers.
Opera fudge is a simple yet versatile recipe. You can add colors or toppings to make these an elegant treat.
It is always in good taste to welcome new families to the neighborhood. Hopefully, you will create an atmosphere to begin life long friends.
These welcoming recipes are from these heart warming books;
