Lynette is learning how to cook, and she is also learning how to make her food look nice.
This is a very nice mulberry shortcake, served in her great-great grandma Bennett's sauce dish. I only have 5 of them, and they are used only on very special occasions, like mulberry shortcake days.
We found some "mini-bananas" at the store so Lynette made a "mini-banana" split, with the ice cream dips made with a cookie scoop.
Cute little bananas.
One small banana split served on one of Thelma Holmes' depression glass sauce dishes.
3 comments:
How fun Lynette, I like to make food look fancy when I have the time. Desserts are especially fun.
to the fanciful-foodie,
What fun! presentation is 1/2 the enchantment isn't it?
The special dishes are lovely dressed up with these desserts to compliment them!
love,
One who enjoys the way it all looks AND tastes.
I like it to look nice too!
One of the best things my mom encouraged in me, was my desire to learn to cook when I was around 7th grade! Home Ec was my favorite class, & I loved learning to set a table properly too! I'm still picky about that....just ask my kids!!
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