Holidays
December 18, 2019
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Today is all about holiday serveware and a handful of great recipes. How are the holidays right around the corner? I find myself trying to prep everything now to get ahead before all of the craziness hits. It’s perfect timing to get your holiday menus figured out and make sure you have all of the proper serveware and dishes to display the meals. There is nothing quite like a gorgeous meal displayed on proper serveware. It really lets the food shine!
CHEESEBOARD RECIPE
A cheeseboard is a great idea to put out before the main meal to let your guests snack on. This is pretty simple to put together – but when displayed properly looks incredibly impressive.
Agate Cheese Board, Wood Cheeseboard
Everyone has a different theme for their holiday gathering.. Here are two great options to display your cheeseboard. The Agate is an unusual choice that adds a fun flair while the wood board is more traditional.
GRAVY RECIPE
There is nothing quite like a homemade gravy. Check out this recipe you can prepare ahead of time to cut back on preparation time.
Bird Gravy Dish, Ceramic Two-Toned Dish
Gravy dishes are something that can easily be forgotten about. Having a beautiful gravy dish will bring your dining experience to the next level. For some whimsey go for a ceramic bird. For those looking for something more traditional but still has a fun flair go for this two-toned gravy dish.
Turkey Recipe
Turkey may be traditionally for Thanksgiving – but it goes well at any holiday gathering. Check out this turkey recipe if you are looking to try something new this year.
Bronze Serving Platter, Ceramic White Serving Platter
Need a serving platter for your turkey? Here are two great options! The bronze platter is perfect to add a dash of warmth and glimmer to your table. The ceramic platter is great for a more minimalist table setting.
co*cktail Recipe
Everyone loves a quality co*cktail. What better way to spice up your gathering than with a homemade seasonal co*cktail!
POLKA DOT GLASS, GEOMETRIC GLASS
Why use a normal glass when you can have a festive glass for the holidays? First up is a metallic polka dot glass with a pink hue. This glass is stunning and adds the perfect dash of fun. The second glass takes a geometric approach. This glass seems a bit less romantic and more traditional.
SALAD RECIPE
Delight your guests with a kale salad packed with fresh apples, pomegranate, and sunflower seeds. This salad is bound to be a hit!
WOODEN BOWL, CREAM COLORED BOWL
Need a new salad bowl for your holiday? Look no further – the wood bowl adds warmth and a rugged feeling while the cream bowl is softer. The edge of the bowl keeps it interesting.
ROASTED ACORN WITH BURRATA RECIPE
When I saw this recipe I was immediately drawn to it. It looks delish and has the perfect pop of orange for the fall/winter season.
SOFT GREY PLATTER, WHITE PLATTER
I’m in desperate need of a new oval platter for a dish like this. There are two amazing options. The first is a soft grey ceramic platter. It’s perfect for complementing a variety of dishes. The second option is a bit more untraditional and has some glimmer and fun edges.
ROASTED POTATOES WITH ARUGULA AND BEETS RECIPE
These roasted potatoes are decked out with so many tasty toppings. Plus the range of colors looks amazing on the table.
WHITE SERVING PLATTER, GREY SERVING PLATTER
For a dish like this, I would recommend a large platter with a slightly raised edge. I love both of these options. The white is crisp, clean, and structured while the grey platter is a bit softer in appearance. All up to your personal taste!
MASHED POTATO RECIPE
Mashed potatoes are one of my favorite holiday dishes. Check out this recipe for a delicious garlic and butter combination.
WHITE SERVING BOWL, BLUE AND WHITE SERVING BOWL
For mashed potatoes, you absolutely need a deeper bowl. Both of these options will look amazing at your holiday event. The white is simple, clean, and minimal while the blue and white adds a bit of pattern and fun.
Pumpkin Pie Recipe
Nothing beats a homemade pumpkin pie during the holiday season. Check out this recipe for an unforgettable pie!
Pink Dish, Cafe Style Dish
Want to add some pizzazz to your pie pan? Here are two great options. The light pink is a fun way to add a bit of color. The cafe style dish looks very minimal from the exterior – but it reveals the pattern as the pie is eaten.
Need more inspiration for the holiday season? Check out my Holiday Table Setting from last year!
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Thank you for including my potato recipe, Coco! 🙂
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