Dinner Groups
Dinnertwine is a platform to organize dinner groups and a framework of standards and protocol for managing them. These standards keep things fair and balanced. The method of posting and signing up for events allows hosts to create beautiful dinner parties, without all of the time and cost of food preparation.
Dinnertwine
The days when neighbors popped by with piping fresh goodies or sparked an impromptu over-the-fence conversation are fading quickly. In spite of all of the online connection available today, people are more isolated than ever before, and the need for relationship is as strong as it has ever been. Finding those close relationships we all crave and staying in touch is not easy.
Dinnertwine provides a solution for this, making the organization of dinner groups simple, fair and affordable. One person hosts. Everyone else brings the food.
Once the host of the month decides on a menu and posts the event and the items to their group calendar, guests RSVP with the dish they are bringing. Reminders to each person, of what they signed up to bring, are sent out by email automatically a week before the dinner and again two days before the dinner.
Dinner + Intertwine = Dinnertwine
Dinner + Intertwine = Dinnertwine
THE HOOD
A neighborhood group in Northeastern Palm Beach.
Meets Weekly
YOUR GROUP
Start your own group based on geography or interest.
Meets Monthly
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PLAN
GROUP CHAIR
Starts & Maintains the Group
DETERMINES FOCUS
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Defines Group Category
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Defines Group Size
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Defines Meeting Time
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Schedules Hosts
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Mentors Hosts
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Keeps Standards
EVENT HOST
Provides a venue for the dinner.
PROVIDES VENUE
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Hosts about once a year
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Chooses Theme
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Provides Venue
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Provides Seating, Utensils & Beverages
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Monitors Member RSVP’s
menu
menu
APPETIZERS
2 people sign up to cook for 6 people
Appetizers should be light snack food just before the meal is served. They should coordinate with the host’s theme. For example, if the host’s theme is taco night, they might provide chips and guacamole.
2 ppl
ENTREE
3 people sign up to cook for 4 people
The entree should be organized according to the host’s theme. For example, if the theme is taco night, then one person brings ground beef taco meat and another chicken, and another strips of cooked beef.
3 ppl
SALAD AND BREAD
2 people sign up to cook for 6 people
A nice variety of super fresh ingredients as well as a good salad dressing are the key to making a great salad. Bread, fresh from the bakery makes a nice addition to the dinner menu.
2 ppl
VEGETABLE
2 people sign up to cook for 6 people
Any vegetable that is not a starch would be suitable for this sign up. Challenge yourself to create a tasty vegetable that goes well with the host’s theme for the evening.
2 ppl
STARCH
2 people sign up to cook for 6 people
A starch would include rice, pasta, white potatoes, or sweet potatoes. If the them is tacos, the starch should be rice. If the evening is something more formal then perhaps twice baked potatoes or a sweet potato casserole would be nice.
2 ppl
DESSERT
2 people sign up to cook for 6 people
The final ingredient to a lovely evening is a delicious dessert. Perhaps one person could bring a healthy option such as fruit and whip cream and another could bring something to indulge in, such as cheesecake.
2 ppl
