Showing posts with label food. Show all posts
Showing posts with label food. Show all posts

Tuesday, October 08, 2013

40th Anniversary Party


In Munich last summer, we got the idea of hosting an Oktoberfest party for our big 40th anniversary. So out came the blue and white checked banners and fall decorations. 

We built a stage out of one of our tractor trailers. 

These are our great caterers who served delicious brats and beer, pretzels and strudel. 

Here is the work crew taking a German beer break after setting  up everything. 

The tables were set with steins full of flowers and apples and pumpkins and fall leaves. 

I think we are looking a bit like a German beer garden. 

The flowers came from the cutting garden and around our property. 

The bar was stocked with imported German-made beer and wine. 

Beer steins with fresh flowers were scattered around. 

The buffet line with a big pile of hot pretzels and cheese sauce. 

The sign was made by Crystal and is in traditional Bavarian style. It says "Happy 40th Anniversary". 

The beverage and dessert table is ready for treats. 

German Chocolate cake, Black Forest cupcakes and apple strudel and ice cream will be here soon. Yum! 

Crystal was my right hand, with her generous help and creative ideas.  

Sharon flew in for the occasion and she helped too. Her dirndl apron tricks the eye. 

Hubby and I are enjoying this wonderful day that we waited forty years for...now we are waiting for the guests to arrive and the fun to begin. 
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Monday, June 08, 2009

East Coast Crab Boil

Step One: Boil potatoes, corn, onions, sausage, shrimp and crab legs. Melt lots and lots of butter with fresh garlic.

Step Two: Dump it all on a big table covered with newspaper. Pour wine.

Step Three: Toast Chef Sean and give thanks to the Lord for His many blessings.

Step Four: Crack shells, dip large chunks of juicy crab in yummy butter. Eat till nothing's left!
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Friday, May 29, 2009

A Cosmopolitan, New York Style

Tavern on the Green

More gorgeous chandeliers.
They were everywhere!

In the dining room.
The ceiling looks like a wedding cake.
The plasterwork is intricate and this picture doesn't do it justice.

Joe and the pink Cosmopolitan...Yum!

Cheers to you, my wonderful hubby!

May I take your order sir?

Yes, I'll take the indescribably delicious lettuce wedge with creamy garlic-y Maytag Blue Cheese dressing, croutons and cucumber spirals. Oh so, so, so deliciously delectable!

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