A 'simple' SUMMER feast . . . platters, dishes & recipes to LOVE!
In the good 'ol Summertime ...
'simple' fish feasts to serve one & all!
Perfect for serving a "shrimp scatter"
or as they call it in the South,
a "shrimp boil"
- OR -
Present elegant salmon all dressed up
in warm herb butter
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For just a sprinkling of garnishes, crunchy coleslaw
- OR -
sauces infused with fresh herbs, lemon & garlic
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Elegant natural linen color,
depth of texture & classic hemstitching ~
a tasteful solution for fingers & lips at your
"simple Summer feast!"
a tasteful solution for fingers & lips at your
"simple Summer feast!"
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Caught from the fresh Pacific ocean in Alaska,
my husband Tim is not only a
great fisherman, but a great "chef!"
Try Tim's
grilled Alaskan Halibut
In a large plastic bag ...
place 4 halibut filets ~ set aside
in a small bowl whisk
2 tblsp Old Bay, 2 tblsp of olive oil, 1 tblsp lemon juice,
a good size pinch of sea salt &
freshly ground black pepper
(all seasonings to 'preference')
* add seasonings to bag with fish & give a few gentle shakes to
mix & coat fish thoroughly
refrigerate for at least 1 hour & take out about 20 minutes
before placing on grill
Grill on low for at least 10minutes
Simple fish, Simply delicious!
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The welcoming green hue,
the charming sunflowers & embossed detailing
will take you back to
the simple summer life at grandma's,
sipping a cool glass of sun-kissed country ice tea!
Try a few of our favorites this Summer ...
"Iced Tea, Mango-style"
Pour 6 cups of boiling water over
5 tablespoon of loose Mango-infused tea leaves
*cover & steep for 4-7 minutes
Pour tea through a wire mesh strainer
Add agave nectar or simple syrup to taste
Pour tea over lots of ice
Garnish with a wedge of fresh mango
"Mint tea, Mojito-style"
Pour 4 cups of very hot water over 2
generous sprigs of mint leaves
*cover & let set for 3 to 5 minutes
Steep a pot of your favorite black tea & add
a bit of the mint water
Stir 1/2 cup of rum,
1/2 cup of freshly squeezed limes
1/4 to 1/3 cup of agave nectar (or simple sugar syrup)
Pour tea evenly into ice-filled glasses
Garnish with a sprig of fresh mint & lime wedges
* if you're old school like Hemingway,
substitute agave for crushed sugarcanes
~ a "lavish" tip ~
* keep those ice teas flavored just right,
freeze the tea in a few ice trays & use in place
of regular ice
... cool & refreshing without diluting flavor!
ENJOY a refreshing Summer together!
. Laurel .
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