Without a doubt, my favorite Christmas tradition is my family's Christmas Eve dinner. We break out the ornate glass goblets from my grandmother for wine and my mothers special Burmese flatware and white linen napkins embroidered with gold and silver. We set up a centerpiece with candles and pine branches, and fill serving platters with the same meal every year - salmon with lemon and dill sauce, rice pilaf, green beans with toasted almonds, and light flaky rolls. After dinner my grandfathers tea cups are filled with coffee, tea, or hot cider. Its the perfect celebration of past and present, of tradition and family. . .
Wednesday, December 21, 2011
Dinner Party Decor
Without a doubt, my favorite Christmas tradition is my family's Christmas Eve dinner. We break out the ornate glass goblets from my grandmother for wine and my mothers special Burmese flatware and white linen napkins embroidered with gold and silver. We set up a centerpiece with candles and pine branches, and fill serving platters with the same meal every year - salmon with lemon and dill sauce, rice pilaf, green beans with toasted almonds, and light flaky rolls. After dinner my grandfathers tea cups are filled with coffee, tea, or hot cider. Its the perfect celebration of past and present, of tradition and family. . .
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