Sunday, February 11, 2018
Ready to play along? This blog post will be short and "sweet" I promise :-) This is the sunroom in our house, the room I blog in. Lots of windows and skylights, perfect for a romantic, locally sourced dinner from the farmers and food artisans of the Oneida County Public Market.
We decided to show how much we care by cooking with our own two hands for our anniversary. We picked up our "Farm Gate to Dinner Plate" meal ingredients from our public market. They chose the menu and gave us the ingredients.
I love how they did the bread. You just pull apart the sections. No slicing necessary!
The table is set, I froze the bread and will warm it up on Wednesday. They also gave us some wonderful cookies for dessert but I had already made the heart sugar cookies so I froze them. Joe's picking up a small bouquet of roses for the center of the table. This table is small and space is of a premium.
The menu is below. I can't wait for this dinner to happen. LOL
I appreciate you stopping by!
xoxo
Debbie

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Hello, I'm Debbie.I enjoy hiking, kayaking, cross country skiing and snowshoeing in the Adirondack Mountains (thus Mountain Breaths). I live in Upstate NY with my supportive husband and have three precious sons..
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Happy Anni and what a great idea:) I LOVE this idea..And that sunroom:) Even the rug:)
ReplyDeleteYour menu sounds great, love the addition of beets! I saw instructions about how to cut bread before it bakes so it looks like that... Waaaay over my head! Enjoy your dinner Debbie:@)
ReplyDeleteHappy Anniversary and Happy Valentine's Day - your meal looks delish! Enjoy
ReplyDeleteWell, this is just too neat! The table setting is just perfect and I bet it was fun preparing the meal. Happy Valentine's week!
ReplyDeleteI think it is a lovely idea. How sweet your sun room is. The menu sounds amazing. Enjoy! xo
ReplyDeleteNow THAT is romantic! Enjoy your anniversary! ❤
ReplyDeleteI coul just move into that wonderful sunroom! Beautiful table and the meal sounds delicious. Cool idea for Valentine's Day...........
ReplyDeleteEverything looks so festive, Deb. And the menu looks positively delish!!
ReplyDeleteHow much fun! Your table is so cozy, what a delightful spot, and the menu sounds amazing!
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I can just picture you and Joe cooking your special anniversary dinner together, Debbie! The menu sounds wonderful, and your table is set perfectly. Enjoy your love-filled day! xxoo
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely sun room, Debbie! Your menu does sound delicious and what a fun way to celebrate. You table looks cozy and romantic ♥
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful place to blog! The table and the plates are gorgeous. What a fun idea and sounds like it will be wonderful and delicious.
ReplyDeleteHappy Anniversary and Valentine's Day! I adore the idea of a farm to table dinner sourced at the local market, menu and all! Enjoy your romantic evening!
ReplyDeleteA belated happy anniversary...it sounds like you had a fun way to celebrate.
ReplyDeleteMy mouth is watering. I'm a sucker for goat milk cheese!!
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