So here you have a picture of the "girls" table in the art room. I don't use my holiday dishes at Easter because they are Johnson Bros. Friendly Village and have a very Fall/Winter look. Just the everyday dishes and a little girlie "foofing". Happy girls. The "boys" table is in the kitchen and they can talk about bicycles and boy topics to their heart's content. They get place mats so they don't make a mess and I don't even make the husband clean up his "nest" that is leaning against the wall. Happy boys.
Our holiday menus don't vary much. Smoked ham, augratin potatoes, fresh asparagus, deviled eggs, french bread and "pink stuff". I made the french bread with ranch dressing mix sprinkled over the butter and browned under the broiler this year.
The "pink stuff" is always in the yellow bowl. It is just how we do it. The pink color didn't come out well in the photo so you'll just have to trust me that it is very pink and VERY good. What is "pink stuff" you might wonder??
- 1 container of whip topping
- 1 large can pineapple tidbits, drained
- 1 can cherry pie filling
- 1 can sweetened condensed milk
Fold it all together and refrigerate a couple hours. It has a mouse-like texture and a heavenly flavor!
Years ago my Grandmother gave me a little plate that read "My house is small, no mansion for a millionaire, but there is room for love and room for friends and that's all I care". Amen.
2 comments:
Separate tables....genius!! We call it 'pink fluff' and I love it, but I'm the only one who eats it, so I don't make it anymore! I hope you had a great day with everyone home.
This looks like a perfect Easter to me! I haven't had fluff since leaving Pennsylvania, my aunt's favorite.
xx
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