I was setting the table for an Asian Veggie Pancake feast, and I realized how much I loved the contrast of the Fiestaware dipping sauce bowls on the black and white striped table cloth. (My mother would remind me that I should have ironed the tablecloth, but I'd rather spend my time cooking the food! Sorry, Mom.)
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Those look great! I'm so curious about what foods you had to go with the dip.
ReplyDeleteI also take photos of my table when it's all gussied up. :) Of course that's because it's only usually that clean on holidays (and I don't iron my tablecloths either).
Mmm those look delicious! Haha, yes, the ironing. The previous generations was so funny that way.
ReplyDeleteI love bright, colorful dishes like that!
ReplyDeleteI do like the colorful bowls on the tablecloth...and I, too, love to take photos of a table all ready for some kind of feast...a rare event in my house...LOL
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Love the composition and the Fiestaware! I didn't notice any wrinkles. ;)
ReplyDeleteThe food sounds yummy! You should post the recipe for them to go with your picture. (I don't iron my tablecloths either!)
ReplyDeleteThanks, everyone! I totally appreciate the wrinkled tablecloth love! I will be happy to post the recipe for the veggie pancakes and dipping sauces.
ReplyDeletevery nice contrast with the bowls and the sauces! I wouldn't have noticed the tablecloth wrinkles if you hadn't said something. I don't iron anything. Especially tablecloths. Lol.
ReplyDeleteHere's my snapshot: http://myreadersblock.blogspot.com/2011/04/saturday-snapshot.html
Well this sounds very fun and I love the colorful bowls (Fiesta Ware perhaps?)
ReplyDeleteNice shot, I like those bowls. Btw, I love your background- so bright and happy.
ReplyDeleteIt is Fiesta Ware, Diane -- I have different colors for every piece, because I love that explosion of color on the table!
ReplyDeleteChris -- the background is a picture I took in El Caminito, a neighborhood in Buenos Aires. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteSomething about those stripes...the bowls all line up so nice. I don't iron table clothes either... I'm lucky if I get cotton pants and shirts ironed!
ReplyDeleteI love the colors of it all, the table cloth, the bowles and the dipping sauces.
ReplyDeleteMy parents once gave me an iron for christmas and my mum almost fell of the couch laughing at my face when I unwrapped it. Needless to say I hated ironing and still do :-)
Nice shot. I love the contrast of the bold colors with the stripes.
ReplyDeleteMy snapshot: http://www.tickettoanywhere.net/2011/04/saturday-snapshot.html
Great photo! I'm highly amused because I have Fiestaware also, I love those little bowls and use them for everything. And please tell us more about the Asian Pancake Feast! Now I'm craving Peking Duck. . . . sigh.
ReplyDeleteAnd I forgot to ask, what is ironing? I may have heard of this years ago but I've forgotten!!
ReplyDeleteI never thought of Fiestaware, and they're great! When I lived in CA, I lived at Asian stores both for food and dishes, so use the little Tentsuyu dishes for sauce. I'll have to pull the Fiesta out the next time. Thanks for a lovely idea!
ReplyDeleteThe picture and colors would make a terrific book cover.
ReplyDeleteAnn
First we eat with our eyes, then our mouths. So lovely!
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Happy Saturday!
@Karen -- The pancakes and dipping sauces will be my weekend cooking next week! Thanks for asking.
ReplyDelete@NancyO -- I love those little Fiestaware bowls -- I use them for everything. Of course, if I had the real things, I would probably use those :-)
@Cozy -- Wow, what nice compliment!
@Karen -- My daughters just love any meal that includes "interactivity" -- rolling, dipping, sprinkling, you name it!