2011 Holiday Recipe Thread.............

[whirlcool]

I'm still a traditionalist, I think the Esszet(ß) should remain!

I think a lot of the people who used these guilt trips did so only because that's what they heard growing up too.

There are pecan trees all over central Texas eastward. Lots of people have them in their back yards. Unfortunately all we have are two large oak trees that drop acorns profusedly. The squirrels love them. The dogs love to chase the squirrels!

 

[58limited]

Must be a fairly new change, I learned to use the Esszet in my high school German class in the mid-eighties. I haven't spoken or read German in so long (since I was in Germany in 1994) that I've forgotten most of it.

 

[randycmaynard]

Ok - Running a little behind on things.........

I mentioned back near the start of this thread that I would post some photos of one of my holiday tables featureing the Flintridge China - Miramar (rim) Pattern. These photos were from 2007 when our family Christmas breakfast was at the house - the ruby goblets belonged to my grandmother (dad's mother) and the china was my mother's. Enjoy - I'll post a couple more after this one.

 

[randycmaynard]

Here's another table photo..........

Taken from other side of table.

 

[randycmaynard]

Plate close up.........

First of two close ups..........

 

[randycmaynard]

2nd Close up..........

Close up of the center rose pattern on the plate. A classic Flintridge piece. My mother loved roses and I think that's one of the reasons she chose this design.

 

[Ultramatic]

Easy Karo Candy 1965?

 

[Ultramatic]

Karo Lace Cookies 1965

 

[spiceman1957]

Randy,

I love those dishes you have pictured here! I seem to remember seeing a cup and saucer of this pattern at Replacement Ltd.
John