Gourmet it was not

I met a woman who lives 6 miles from me who has developed "cooking classes". Actually she describes them as a fun evening with friends. She puts together a menu with recipes, cooking tips and then we have a dinner and just get to know each other. Ten to twelve women participate. The entree this time was "sandwich on a stick". She passed around plates with chunks of cooked meat, cheese, olives, tomato, cheese, lettuce and pickle. Your then threaded a skewer with the items, smear on a bit of mayo and mustard. Actually it looks like something kids would love. It was a bit incongruous to sit at a beautifully set table with fine china, flowers and candles and eat off a stick. I am expanding my experiences of living in this community and am really enjoying it.