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"    Photo: Getty Images   Guest blogger Taylor Sterling shares three of her favorite spring-entertaining recipes with us. &amp;quot;I always love serving sparkling wine when I host a get-together. In-season fruits like watermelon and berries make the warmer months an ideal time to mix up refreshing fruit-filled cocktails!&amp;quot; One of Sterling&amp;#039;s cocktails of choice is a glass of peach sangria.   Photo: Getty Images &amp;quot;Seasonally appropriate picnic food is a crowd pleaser that&amp;#039;s easy to prepare, and let&amp;#039;s you spend time with your guests instead of in the kitchen,&amp;quot; she said. &amp;quot;Elevating picnic staples like potato salad makes for a sophisticated and playful affair. I like making fancy grilled cheese sandwiches with seasonal veggies. It&amp;#039;s like a grown-up version of the sandwiches we all ate as kids.&amp;quot; Taylor&amp;#039;s picnic go-tos are: fingerling potato salad, beet and arugula grilled cheese, and spinach and artichoke grilled cheese.  Photo: Getty Images &amp;quot;Popsicles are an easy dessert for spring and summer parties,&amp;quot; she offered. &amp;quot;They&amp;#039;re quick and easy, and you can prepare them a few days in advance so that dessert-making doesn&amp;#039;t take away from preparing the main course. Plus, popsicles are a whimsical summer treat that always remind me of my childhood summer vacations.&amp;quot; Taylor is a fan of many frozen cocktails, especially these mexican ice pops. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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