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Off to Market Recap: Appetizer Plates
When you entertain as much as I do, it's important to have a selection of stylish appetizer plates. From small plates to decorative trays, these serving platters are essential to displaying delicious dishes. I'm always looking for interesting pieces and I invited you to help me add to my collection.
Off to Market: Appetizer Plates
When you entertain as much as I do, it's important to have a selection of stylish appetizer plates. From small plates to decorative trays, these serving platters are essential to displaying delicious dishes. I'm always looking for interesting pieces — like these portable, three-part servers by NapaStyle ($78.00) — to add to my collection, so let's head off to market in search of appetizer servingware.
Cylindrical Appetizer Holder: Love It or Hate It?
On Thursday night I went to a swanky little launch party at the sleek Zephyr Showroom. The highlight of the evening — hosted by San Francisco's Junior League — wasn't the drinks or the decor, but the cylindrical appetizer holder! Heads turned as the caterers walked by holding the long skinny pole with skewered salmon sticking out of it.
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Wine Glass Top Appetizer Plate: Love It or Hate It?
When we recently posed the question of whether you'd be willing to wear a wine necklace to free your hands at a food event, most of you responded with a resounding no. Here's another multitasking solution for your next food fête: an appetizer plate sized to fit a wine glass, so you can carry both in one hand. While it's more spill-proof and less risqué than a wine necklace, it does cover the glass entirely, making it harder to throw back a few drinks.
Wine Appetizer Tray: Love It Or Hate It?
Last week I asked you guys what you thought of a set of white cocktail party plates that allow you to hold your wine glass on the side. I love the concept and liked their modern look. However, a bunch of you thought they looked too cheap.
Come Party With Me: Half-Birthday Housewarming — The Look
The decorations for my half-birthday housewarming will be kept to a minimum because it's a time for friends to check out my new living space. I don't want to clutter it with gaudy balloons and flowing streamers. Instead, I'll create a party atmosphere with glowing lights, lots of candles, and fresh Spring flowers arranged in low vases.
Do You Share Food With Co-Workers?
I do a lot of cooking, but since I live alone, I don't always have someone to share my meals with. Thus, I bring food into work. I'll leave desserts and breakfast items in the kitchen and sometimes, I'll plate up a special appetizer — like smoked salmon crostini — for us to enjoy at our desks during the afternoon.
Come Party With Me: Half-Birthday Housewarming — Menu
On birthdays (and half birthdays), I like to make my favorite foods, thus for my half-birthday housewarming, I plan on serving a spread of delectable Italian bites. The party goes from 7:30-10 p.m., smack in the middle of dinner time, so I'll need to offer a substantial amount of food. I don't want to spend days in the kitchen or prepare anything that requires a plate and utensils; that's why I'll take some help from the grocery store and make four easy appetizers.
12 Days of Edible Gifts: Quince Paste
Surprise your friends this holiday with the unique edible gift of quince paste. Quince is a fruit closely related to apples and pears, but it's most commonly cooked into a jam, paste, or pudding. In Spain, quince paste (dulce de membrillo) is served with manchego.
Come Party With Me: Super Bowl — The Look
Meet Ryan and Alex. They are hosting a Super Bowl party and I'm teaching them how to make it the most fabulous bash ever. When decorating for the Super Bowl you have several options.
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