All Photos + Styling by Karen Mordechai
Styling Assistant: Lizzy Sall
Signage and Calligraphy by Maybelle Imasa-stukuls
Tuesday, January 19, 2010
Cheese Buffet:: A Keepsake
Last but not least in our cream and white event story is our gift table. We knew we wanted something unique from our display but still a continuation of sorts. What comes after dessert cheese? Breakfast cheese ! Here, we made a Honey Fromage Blanc (adapted from Ina Garten), and layered it in small jars with honey. We also added a pouch of granola to complete the meal. This gift was easy to assemble, inexpensive, thoughtful, and displays adorably. The idea could be adjusted even without a cheese theme into a yogurt and granola.
All Photos + Styling by Karen Mordechai
Styling Assistant: Lizzy Sall
Signage and Calligraphy by Maybelle Imasa-stukuls
All Photos + Styling by Karen Mordechai
Styling Assistant: Lizzy Sall
Signage and Calligraphy by Maybelle Imasa-stukuls
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such a perfect and beautiful gift!
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This would be my ideal gift!! I love honey, fromage and granola. Simply Gorgeous!! I will have to try this... I am having a house warming party and would love to give our guests these oh so lovely jars. xo
ReplyDeleteI lovethis! May I ask where you get the jars and the cello bags? Are the bags 3" square?
ReplyDeleteThese are adorable! I've been looking for jars like that for my homemade yogurt, can you tell me where you got them?
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oh wow, this look fantastic!
ReplyDeletehow adorable!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea! Perfect match to your theme:) xox
ReplyDeleteBeautiful, they look like little pillows of granola. I love the jars.
ReplyDeletethanks guys ! anonymous -the jars are a bit hard to find and i think they might be discontinued - but the bags are from paper presentation in nyc, they have them online too http://www.paperpresentation.com/Merchant2/merchant.mvc? . The ones we used were not squares but we simply folded the bag over in the back to create the size we wanted. hope that helps.
ReplyDeletethis is so simple & adorable. what granola recipe did you use?
ReplyDeletehi kee, homemade granola - but of course :) recipe coming soon...
ReplyDeleteOh My gosh! I can't believe I'm just finding your site now!! I just love!!
ReplyDeleteThe photographs are stunning!! Adding you to my feed!
What an adorable gift! It's perfect for your cheese buffet. I've been stalking your blog for a while, but haven't left a comment til now. Just want to say I love love your blog!
ReplyDeleteCan you tell us where you found the jars or who made them?
ReplyDeleteadorably crunchy and luscious breakfast
ReplyDeletePerfection on every level!
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