Juliana Awada is fully enjoying her stay in Villa la Angostura. In addition to dedicating herself to her garden and her orchard, Mauricio Macri’s wife cooks delicacies and shares them with her family and friends.
Generally, the businesswoman publishes images of the dishes she cooks and how she sets up her home to entertain her loved ones. This time I showed the table that he set up to enjoy an outdoor lunch.
Juliana Awada wrote: “Picnic” in a post next to a photo album where she was seen next to the table she had prepared. It had a blue checkered tablecloth with white plates and decorated glasses. The chic detail was a large centerpiece with white flowers.
The menu, from what could be seen in the pictures, was super healthy. There were several types of salads. Among them: one with bean sprouts, another with avocado and a third with cherry tomatoes and basil. She also cooked vegetable croquettes and even a focaccia with rosemary. Among the specialties, there were green leaves surely from his garden, like the rest of the preparations.
The table was set for six diners. One of the guests was his niece Delfina Rossi (daughter of her sister Zoraida Awada), who shared one of the images on her Instagram Stories.
For this opportunity, Juliana Awada wore jean shorts with a white shirt and a wide-brimmed brown hat.
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