Boston: Picnic at Boston Harbor
See it on One for the Table's Picnic Issueby Kitty Kaufman, photos by Roseanna Spizzirri

We like simple egg salad and tuna salad. Hard boil four eggs and refrigerate. Cut two stalks of celery into tiny pieces. Combine eggs with Hellman's mayo. Season with salt and pepper; add dry mustard if you must. Transfer to a disposable plastic container. Next, drain a can of cold tuna. Dice celery and add Hellman's, not too much. Add a dash of pepper, onions if you must. Garnish with parsley if you're a food writer. Transfer to a separate container with a tight cover. Finally, cut grape tomatoes in thirds, then peel one cold and dry cucumber. Pack together in a third small container. If you freeze a couple of bottled waters, they'll keep everything cold.
Buy Ka-Me rice crackers flavored with wasabi or sesame. Bring plastic forks and knives for spreading, or just dunk. Take cookies in plastic wrap. You can buy drinks from the lemonade lady. Pack containers, cookies, crackers and utensils in one reusable bag and after, throw out the containers and fold up the bag.

Columbus Park
Atlantic Avenue and Richmond St (North End)
Boston, MA 02109
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Fine kettle of fish

Tofu-teas

Cold, cold comfort

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Ta dah

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With all due respect