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Serving Bowls Where can I find serving dishes for shrimp or crab cocktail?
During holiday meals with my family, my mother in law serves shrimp or crab cocktail in theese little clear bowls that nest on top of another bowl filled with ice to keep the crab or shrimp frersh. She calls them icers but has had hers passed down by previous family members. I would like to try to find them to use for the upcoming holidays but am having no luck in my search. Would anyone have an idea of where to try?
When you've set the table for a sumptuous feast, all the little plates, bowls and serving trays orbit around like little moons. Passing from hand to hand, lingering in the ever growing gravitational field of Uncle Bert who can't say no to seconds. He's a black hole of gluttony. Looking at your tray of green peas, the planetary metaphor breaks down. Your serving china is bland. Probably only pulled out twice a year for big family gatherings. Otherwise, sitting in the cabinet, collecting dust. That's sad. Your good-stuff should be used everyday! If it looked cooler, perhaps you would pull them out, even when you're having mac-n-cheese! These gorgeous melamine bowls are practical enough to do just that. Use them everyday! They're durable and stand up nicely to a delicate salad or a robust rib roast. Each design was pulled straight from outer-space! Sol, our main-sequence type-G yellow dwarf star! Luna, our battle-scarred co-orbital body! Good old Terra, our pale blue dot in a sea of stars. Each lovingly represented in durable melamine. So the next time Uncle Bert decides that he can't live without another serving of garlic mashed 'taters, you can hand him the whole world! Features and Specs Melamine serving bowls with celestial photographic artwork Fourteen inches in diameter Food safe Handwash only Keep it out of the microwave, but it's probably too big to fit anyway!
Mulled Wine Pot with Warmer - Sagaform design by lovisa wattman Trained industrial designer educated at the Swedish Academy of Arts and Crafts in Stockholm and at the Aarhus Architectural School in Denmark. With a passion for cuisine and cooking, Lovisa has fallen naturally into the art of designing kitchen and tableware. She hasbeen active in this field since she completed her studies, first as an on staff designer and since 1999 in her own design company. These two bowls, pictured to the left, are sold together and lovely for family and friend gatherings to celebrate the holiday seasons. This is a wonderful gift idea! SIZE: Height 2 3/4"
Three square serving bowls team up to bring you this tasty trifecta of serving options. Perfect for entertaining or a night in, the good looks of this porcelain set are sure to bowl you over. From Tabletops Gallery.
Set of 2 Decorative Serving BowlsItem #94090-2Free formed asymmetrical bowls add an intriguing touch to any tableFDA approved - food safeDimensions:Large: 15.75" diameterMedium: 12.5" diameterMaterial(s): glass Type: Serving Pieces
Set of 2 Decorative Serving BowlsItem #94254-2Charcoal black bowls each feature a glamorous faceted diamond cut designFDA approved - food safeDimensions:Large: 2.5" high x 19" diameterMedium: 2.5" high x 15.5" diameterMaterial(s): glass Type: Bowls
Set of 2 Leaf Whimsy Serving BowlsItem #94215-2Contemporary chic bowls each feature a stylish leaf and medallion patternFDA approved - food safeDimensions: Large: 3"H x 16.5"W x 16.5"DMedium: 2.25"H x 12.5" x 12.5"HMaterial(s): glass Type: Bowls
Set of 2 Honeycomb Serving BowlsItem #94200-2Designed by Melissa VasquezHoney brown colored bowls each feature a distressed honeycomb textured patternFDA approved - food safeDimensions: Large: 3" high x 15" diameterMedium: 3"H x 19.5" diameterMaterial(s): glass Type: Serving Pieces
These stylish serving bowls from Waechtersbach have an 8-ounce capacity and are crafted from high-fired ceramic earthenware. These stylish serving bowls are dishwasher and microwave safe. Mix and match with other trendy Waechtersbach colors to make a table all your own.Color: Buttercup (yellow)Materials: CeramicCapacity: 8 ounces4.75 inches in diameterCare instructions: Dishwasher safeSet of 2
From the Mod Holiday CollectionItem #44044Very festive bowls perfect for serving your holiday goodiesBowls are food safeDimensions: 13.5" squareMaterial(s): glassPack of 3 bowls - includes 1 of each style shown Type: Bowls
Certified International Farm Fresh Pasta/Serving Bowls Microwave Safe: No Oven Safe: No Care Instructions: Hand wash onlySet Includes: One(1)serving bowl Dimensions: 13 inches high x 13 inches wide
Tags vision is to bring well-designed, stylish and affordable products into the home of every consumer. Since 1976, tag has been designing and manufacturing gifts and decorative accessories for the home. Any room in the home is fair game for tag! Our collGreat basic accent piece for year round entertaining and diningMicrowave and dishwasher safeOven safe at low temperaturesMade from porcelainDimensions: Small: 3"H x 7.25" DiameterDimensions: Medium: 3.25"H x 8.25" Diameter. Type: Serving Pieces & Sets
From the Statesmetal CollectionItem #220Serving bowls have the classic look of pewter without the dangers!Bowls hold 14 ounces eachMade in the USAFDA approved, food and oven safeBowls are NOT dishwasher safeMaterial(s): aluminum alloyPack includes 2 of the bowl shown Type: Bowls Color: Silver
Arda Glassware is one of the major decorative glass manufacturers in Europe. Arda manufactures its designs in Istanbul, Turkey, a city where Asia and Europe meet as Arda combines century old traditional techniques with innovative, progressive and unique inventions in glass production and decoration.Set of four beautiful and chic small glass serving bowls from Arda Glassware's Romos Collection.Handcrafted glass serving bowlsMaterials:Handspun glass, genuine silver plating and luster paintColor:Smoke/Silver FinishCare: Hand wash onlyDo not put in dishwasher or microwaveFood SafeMeasures: 6 inch diameter
These four stackable mixing bowls come in different sizes. From ice-cream bowl to giant mixing bowl size they are also perfect for serving up your favourite dishes such as pasta or salad. Microwave and dishwasher safe.
Keep your leftovers chilled or frozen in these durable glass containers with plastic lids. The clear glass lets you see at a glance what's inside, and the stackability factor helps you neatly store dried pasta, cereal, and other items on your shelf...
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Consumers in the US are turning to Kraft Easy Mac cups for the great taste of macaroni and cheese. Easy Mac cups are simple to prepare - just add water and put in the microwave for a few minutes - plus they are portable with a disposable cup that makes clean-up easy...
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Treasures of Morocco is proud to have available this heavy and durable, handcrafted and handpainted 10.5-inch ceramic bowl imported from Morocco. Decorated with pleasing and distinctive colors, it's ready to be displayed on your wall or wherever you desire! Please note that as our items are handcrafted and handmade, each is unique and may slightly differ.
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It's easy to be ready to feed your baby on the spot, even when you're on the go. Our colorful 3 - section single serving containers let you do just that. Simply pour a section of your pre - measured powder into a bottle or bowl and add water for an instant feeding anywhere...
Sabert® is proud to introduce a fashionable new line of Mozaik Appetizer Sets that have mini plates, forks and spoons and are a heavyweight plastic partyware. Mozaïk Appetizer sets may look like the real thing, but itâs durable, affordable plasticware that you can wash and reuse, or simply dispose...
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Suzane, I found the same thing–I wanted to use the things that my mother kept stored away “for good.” They are lovely and brighten my days. Not a dinner service like yours, but teacups, serving bowls, even the silverware. It means a little more work–not all china can be washed in a dishwasher, for example because the silver trim will wash off. And no microwave use either, because many were made before there was such a thing as a microwave. and the silver needs to be cleaned every so often. I am finding, however, that these simple kinds of tasks are relaxing, almost meditative, and an antidote to the stress of everyday commuting and working.
Tortilla SoupStephanie LevyServes 4-62 Tbsp. oil1 small onion, chopped2 cloves garlic, minced2 tsp. ancho chili powder (or more to taste, I use up to 1 Tbsp., but I like it spicy)1 tsp. cumin2 Tbsp. flour2 14-oz. cans chicken broth 1 can diced tomatoes (don’t drain)salt and pepperGarnishes:tortilla chips, crushed into bite-size piecesripe avocado, dicedshredded jack cheesecooked chicken breast (I pull apart a deli/rotisserie chicken)sour creamchopped scallionsHeat oil over medium high heat in a Dutch oven. Add onion and sauté until softened, about 5 minutes. Stir in garlic, sauté for 2 minutes. Stir in chili powder, cumin, and salt, and sauté for 2 minutes (until fragrant). Stir in flour and cook for 2 more minutes. Stir in broth, then chopped tomatoes. Simmer, partially covered, for 10 minutes. Remove from heat. Using a slotted spoon, scoop out most of the solids and add to the bowl of a food processor (leave remaining broth in the pot). Add about 1 cup of broth to the processor as well. Puree and return to the pot, stirring to combine. Season with salt and pepper to taste.To serve:Set out serving bowls and add some of each of the garnishes to each bowl. Ladle soup over garnishes and serve.
My Name is Joanna and I love Old China Patterns and sharing information with others on where to obtain those "hard to find" gems or replacements for your collection. Thanks for visiting my website!
08/12/2010 at 9:54 pm
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09/07/2010 at 4:52 pm
Suzane, I found the same thing–I wanted to use the things that my mother kept stored away “for good.” They are lovely and brighten my days. Not a dinner service like yours, but teacups, serving bowls, even the silverware. It means a little more work–not all china can be washed in a dishwasher, for example because the silver trim will wash off. And no microwave use either, because many were made before there was such a thing as a microwave. and the silver needs to be cleaned every so often. I am finding, however, that these simple kinds of tasks are relaxing, almost meditative, and an antidote to the stress of everyday commuting and working.
12/05/2010 at 11:48 pm
Tortilla SoupStephanie LevyServes 4-62 Tbsp. oil1 small onion, chopped2 cloves garlic, minced2 tsp. ancho chili powder (or more to taste, I use up to 1 Tbsp., but I like it spicy)1 tsp. cumin2 Tbsp. flour2 14-oz. cans chicken broth 1 can diced tomatoes (don’t drain)salt and pepperGarnishes:tortilla chips, crushed into bite-size piecesripe avocado, dicedshredded jack cheesecooked chicken breast (I pull apart a deli/rotisserie chicken)sour creamchopped scallionsHeat oil over medium high heat in a Dutch oven. Add onion and sauté until softened, about 5 minutes. Stir in garlic, sauté for 2 minutes. Stir in chili powder, cumin, and salt, and sauté for 2 minutes (until fragrant). Stir in flour and cook for 2 more minutes. Stir in broth, then chopped tomatoes. Simmer, partially covered, for 10 minutes. Remove from heat. Using a slotted spoon, scoop out most of the solids and add to the bowl of a food processor (leave remaining broth in the pot). Add about 1 cup of broth to the processor as well. Puree and return to the pot, stirring to combine. Season with salt and pepper to taste.To serve:Set out serving bowls and add some of each of the garnishes to each bowl. Ladle soup over garnishes and serve.