Yahoo! I'm back in my Florida kitchen, and I do have new things for entertaining to share! We do a lot of entertaining in Florida.
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This is an outdoor serving platter made of melamine. It's pretty and sturdy!
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| Love this set of china serving pieces. I have other pieces too. I use them for nuts, dips, etc. |
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This is a ceramic teapot that I use to brew mint tea using fresh mint |
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A good gluten free wrap that is vegan and low in fat (3 grams per wrap). I have only found it in Publix in Florida not in Pennsylvania. Have you seen it?
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I received this book from the author for an honest review on my blog- It looks like a interesting book, and I'll be doing a review soon. That's all for this month. I'll be joining Sherry at Sherry's Pickings for her monthly IMK (link) (In My Kitchen) where any blogger can join in the fun!. Come check it out! |
From time to time, I’ve seen really attractive melamine serving pieces, but they seem hard to find. They are great for outdoor dinners. Yours looks really nicel
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I usually find them in Home Goods. I don't usually see them anywhere else.
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Tandy, I've looked through it and I've seen some good recipes. I'll be reviewing it soon.
DeleteYou have some really great serving pieces here, Judee. I love that ceramic teapot too. Lots of homemade jams at the background :-))
ReplyDeleteI find that in Florida we do a lot of entertaining and I have a HomeGoods store nearby that always has wonderful serving pieces.
DeleteYour platter has a wonderful image on it and it certainly looks like Florida. Your teapot as well. Enjoy your winter here in Florida. God bless!
ReplyDeleteI find that platter very uplifting. I really enjoy using it.
DeleteCute things, I love the platter! The wraps look so good, I'll have to look for those~
ReplyDeleteJenna
I only find them in Florida.
Deletebeautiful dishes, i especially like the purple china! and the herbs growing in the little pot, adorable!!!
ReplyDeleteThe china is one of my favorites.
DeleteLove your floral serving platter and tea set.
ReplyDeleteI like the tea set too but don't use it enough. I keep it displayed because it is so pretty.
DeleteBeautiful serving pieces!!.....enjoy them!......Abrazotes, Marcela
ReplyDeleteThank you very much.
DeleteI especially loved the gorgeous ceramic teapot you shared. The colors are so cheerful and vibrant. I hope you have so much fun entertaining this winter!
ReplyDeleteI find that I do enjoy colorful and cheerful items.
Deletesuch pretty china dishes and love that melamine platter! THanks for joining in this month. cheers sherry
ReplyDeleteThe melamine platter is so cheerful and fun to use! I love it.
Deletehopefully my comment goes thru ... love your china dishes and the platter!
ReplyDeleteHappy Reading and Happy Cooking!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteSo gorgeous! I've always loved melamine, and this pineapple motif screams vacation. The floral teapot is a real looker, too. You have the best -- and brightest -- collection of tableware! 🍍🌺
ReplyDeleteI do love my tableware especially in Florida where I tend to have friends over frequently.
DeleteAre those little bowls Portmereion? I love their patterns. So many pretty things!
ReplyDeleteYes Jeanie. The little serving bowls are Portmeirion. I have a small collection fo them. I usually buy one new one each year.
DeleteI hope you enjoy the cookbook and the serving up on these lovely dishes!
ReplyDeleteI'll be doing a review of the cookbook soon. I have already seen quite a few recipes that look really good and easy.
DeleteI do like your ceramic teapot, so colourful.
ReplyDeleteAll the best Jan
I love these "In my kitchen" posts! That plate is perfect for outdoors. Melamine has certainly come a long way. I also love the sweet little creamer/pitcher with the mint growing in it. I think I recognize those three pieces as being Portmeirion, am I right? I have become obsessed with that lately. Fun post!
ReplyDeletePattie, Come join us for the "In MY Kitchen" posts. Just come by Sherry's blog around the first of the month and just link to her linky. I'd love to see some of the things in your kitchen.
DeleteIt's wonderful to read your post. The teapot and platter look very Floridian, just perfect.
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