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Dinner for six this year. Lindy and Meg joined us as well as Molly’s boyfriend, Steven. I had the table set and ready to go Saturday night and decided that there wasn’t enough space for food so I took it apart and added a leaf to make it larger. Luckily the tablecloth still fit and I didn’t have to scurry around looking for another springy table cloth. I found a good deal on a cyclamen at the greenhouse on Friday and got one for my sister too. I’m using that for a centerpiece.
Here in Pennsylvania Dutch country we traditionally eat about the same thing every Easter: ham, sweet potatoes, green bean casserole, pickled eggs and this year my sister requested my pasta salad. I made cupcakes and fruit salad for dessert. Steven had never eaten a pickled egg before and a few weeks ago he was here and we introduced him to Molly's favorite green bean casserole!
What are your traditional foods for Easter?
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3 comments:
Happy Easter to you; your table looks lovely! :)
Sounds yummy Kay! Your table good so pretty.
Laurie
The dinner WAS great! The ham, especially....must have been the 'coca-cola'. You forgot to mention the lovely name cards on the table! Oh....and I think, from the signs at the local fire houses and churches, that ham, dandelion greens and potatoes is a biggie in PA Dutch country! Your sister, Lindy Thanks for the pasta salad...the empty dish is at mom's!
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