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Q: Long time listener, first time caller! I bought some (on sale) Greek yogurt with honey mixed in, and it is sickeningly sweet. I hate to throw it away, but I just can't eat it.
Does anyone have any baking or cooking ideas in which I could use the yogurt?
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Editor: Vallen, one idea is to mix the too-sweet yogurt with plain yogurt to make it palatable. Another idea is this recipe we published yesterday:
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Just reduce the sugar to about 3/4 cup to allow for the sweetness of the yogurt (or reduce to 1/2 cup and taste the batter before baking).
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If you have an ice cream maker, you could drain it, throw it in there and voila - frozen yogurt.
Martha Stewart has a really yummy lemon spice cake, it calls for sour cream (I think) but I never have that in my fridge, but always have honey greek yogurt for my girls...it works great in the cake! I do not make the sugar glaze for the top though, it would probably be to sweet then, but plain as it is, it is a perfect tea cake!
It would probably make an amazing marinade for chicken.
There are scone recipes that use yogurt, and I've made them using greek honey yogurt before to great success!
My husband loves having cereal mixed with yogurt instead of milk. Mixing this with an unsweetened cereal might make a nice breakfast.
get a container of plain yogurt, mix the two together, and then put back in the containers. Now you have two yogurts that aren't too sweet.
spread on toast or stir into oatmeal or blend into a smoothy (and just omit your usual sweetener).
Since cold tempers flavors, I agree with other commenters and suggest frozen yogurt.
"Too sweet" is a concept I honestly never get... Sigh.
i make what i call "breakfast pudding" with it - combine with plain oats, water/milk to cut down on the sweetness - and some additional non-sweetened cereal too if necessary:
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What great suggestions.
You could also make these whole grain bran muffins and reduce the honey a little:
Or you could make this easy orange yogurt loaf cake and reduce the sugar a little:
I'd say maybe mix it in with some tart lemon juice and toss it in the freezer for a sherbet-like treat.
For something savory, the honey yogurt may work well in this:
I made it and found it way too salty on its own and had to add honey to tame it.
I'm with Faith -- mix in plain yogurt until it's only lightly sweetened
Look up a Birchermuesli recipe and don't add any sugar. Birchermuesli calls for both honey and sugar, and if you already have that sweetness, you can go full steam ahead!
You know, I've been guilty of using sweet vanilla yogurt in Indian recipes when plain is calling for... I haven't noticed much overall difference (though I have a fairly inconsistent hand when it come to spices, so that might be part of the problem). But you could possibly try something like that.
I'm with JulieEK -- I just started a marinade last night for Chicken Tikka Masala, and the first ingredient of the marinade is 1c yogurt. I bet the sweetness of the honey would blend really well with the savory and spice.
You can make a banana bread recipe that includes plain yogurt (like the one in Cook's Illustrated Best Recipe book) and cut down on the added sugar. I've done this before and it works well.
I wouild mix it with equal parts of plain Greek yogurt, that will cut the sweetness in half.


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Suzanne Bonamici
Age: 60
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Oregon State Senator, 2008 - 2011
2011: Chair, Redistricting Committee.
Member: General Government, Consumer and Small Business Protection; Judiciary; Education & Workforce Development Committees.
2009: Chair, Consumer Protection & Public Affairs Committee.
Member: Judiciary and Education Committees.
Appointed positions: Office of Administrative Hearings Oversight Committee, Education Commission of the States, Interim Committee on Justice Systems Revenue.
Other memberships: Multnomah County Local Public Safety Coordinating Council, Law Library Advisory Committee.
Oregon State Representative, 2007 - 2008
Committee Member: Consumer Protection, Judiciary, and Health Care.
Chair, Interim Workgroup on Integrated Pest Management for Oregon Schools.
Attorney, Stoll & Stoll (now Stoll Berne)
Business litigation, specialized in representing small business/franchise owners.
Attorney, Federal Trade Commission, Washington, D.C.
Bureau of Consumer Protection, Credit Practices Division. Enforced federal statutes and rules against unfair and deceptive acts and practices, including a successful multiple-defendant case against mortgage brokers involved with misleading home equity loans.
Legal Assistant and Law Clerk, Lane County Legal Aid Service, Eugene, Oregon
Public offices held
State legislator, Oregon Senate, District 17.
State legislator, Oregon House of Representatives, District 34.
Civic and charitable activities
Beaverton Education Foundation, past Board Member
Northwest Children's Theater & School, past Board Member
Classroom Law Project, Volunteer for ten years
Citizens For Beaverton Schools/Citizens for School Support, past volunteer
Beaverton School District — Various volunteer work in several schools, including art literacy, chess club coordinator, Spanish language committee, fundraising, drama club coordinator and producer, and classroom volunteer (several years).
University of Oregon School of Law, J.D, (1983).
University of Oregon B.A., 1980 (Journalism).
Lane Community College, Associate Degree, 1978 (paralegal program).
Raised Episcopalian and Unitarian; now attend synagogue with my Jewish husband and family.
Leisure activities
I like to travel, read novels, and take walks with our dog.
Most notable book you read in 2011
My career requires a lot of non-fiction reading - so when I read for leisure, I try to find a good novel. In 2011, I enjoyed "The Crashers," by local author Dana Haynes.
What are your all-time favorite movies?
My favorite childhood movie was "The Wizard of Oz." Other favorites include "The Princess Bride" and "The King's Speech."
Why are you the best choice to fill this vacant seat in Congress?
As The Oregonian has noted, "a seat in the United States Congress is not an entry-level position." ("Look 1st For Leadership," August 20, 2011). I have proven experience, a strong record, and recognized integrity. In its endorsement of my candidacy, The Oregonian wrote: "Bonamici is the clear choice to represent the 1st district."
People in Oregon and across the country are frustrated with Congress. With so many people out of work and the economy fragile, too many members of Congress have the wrong priorities. I share that frustration, and I am running for Congress with the priorities that will rebuild our economy and restore confidence in government.
There's no question that we must tackle the debt and deficit, but we need to do that with the right priorities — like ending the Bush tax cuts for millionaires and investing in education and job training. And I will protect — not privatize — Social Security and Medicare rather than continue tax breaks for big oil companies that are making record profits.
You can trust who I am because I've had these values throughout my life and my career. I put myself through college and law school by working at Legal Aid, helping low-income families who were struggling. I've taken on mortgage brokers who were defrauding people out of their homes, and I've helped small businesses get access to capital as a state legislator so that they can create jobs right here in Oregon.
We all know that government needs to tighten its belt, but we need to do it with the right priorities. With me, Oregonians will have a representative who is on their side and who they can trust to bring the right priorities to Congress: creating jobs, strengthening our education system from pre-K through life, and keeping our promises on Social Security and Medicare.
What are the key actions Congress should take to help revive the economy and increase employment?
I am the only candidate in this election who has proposed short-term and long-term solutions to getting our economy back on track.
Put People Back to Work Now:
Increase access to capital for small businesses — For many Americans, owning a successful business is the path to achieving the American Dream. Small businesses are a critical engine of job growth and economic prosperity, which is why I passed legislation as a state legislator to help small businesses access capital so that they can grow, create jobs, and increase their bottom line. As a member of Congress, I will work to see that the federal government boosts its efforts to do the same, helping businesses looking to grow and find low-cost capital. I will also work with credit unions to free up more capital so that they can increase business loans to their members. My record demonstrates why Oregonians can trust that I will be a champion for small business in Congress.
Invest in our communities — It is time to rebuild our economy by rebuilding America. We must put Oregonians back to work building roads, bridges, water systems, ports and electrical grids. And if we retrofit buildings, just as we are starting to do in Oregon schools, we can create jobs and save energy and money.
Help businesses keep people working - With the lingering effects of the recession on businesses, I will promote and support the use of work share programs. Oregon is one of many states with work share programs, but the programs are rarely used. Work share programs help businesses avoid lay-offs. Instead of lay-offs, hours are cut and through already allocated unemployment insurance, the government helps to fill the gap in pay. The result: Oregonians keep their jobs and businesses and government both save money.
Secure a Prosperous Economic Future:
Strengthen public education — A strong system of public education is the key to our economic recovery and the heart of our democracy. We must stop seeing education as a budget item that can be cut when times are tough; that is when it is most critical to improve education as a long-term solution to secure our economic future. We must empower public schools to give our children the education they need to succeed in an increasingly competitive global economy.
Link universities and community colleges to business — It is important for our universities, community colleges, and businesses to create systems that can link job seekers with the education they need to qualify for high-demand jobs and provide the workforce training Oregon businesses need. As a state legislator, I worked on legislation that connects job seekers to the training and certifications they need to qualify for jobs in sectors such as healthcare and welding, as well as in new sectors like wind power and other clean technologies.
Enact strong consumer protection laws to prevent another financial crisis — After the crash of 1929 and the Great Depression, Congress passed laws to regulate the stock market and stop corporate abuses. Now Congress must assure that we once again have strong consumer protection laws to rebuild consumer confidence and prevent another financial crisis. As a member of Congress, I will work hard to ensure that our marketplace is fair for both consumers and businesses and that the rules are enforced.
Should Congress raise taxes on higher-income Americans as President Obama has urged? Why or why not?
I support ending the Bush tax cuts for millionaires and also will support efforts that reform and simplify the tax code in ways that are fair and protect middle class and low-income families. I will not support efforts that increase the tax burden on the middle class and those who are working hard to join the middle class.
What actions should be taken to reduce the budget deficit?
I support a balanced approach to solving the fiscal crisis. First, we must end the Bush tax cuts for millionaires, end tax breaks for corporations like big oil and agri-business corporations that don't need them, bring the war in Afghanistan to an end, combat Medicare fraud and use the buying power of the government to negotiate for prescription drugs to save Medicare and our seniors money. These steps alone put billions of dollars on the table to reduce our debt and deficit and invest in our priorities, like creating jobs, workforce training, education and protecting Social Security and Medicare.
What do you think of the Medicare plan presented by Sen. Ron Wyden, D-Ore., and House Budget Chairman Paul Ryan, R-Wis., to eventually give recipients a choice between the current Medicare program or private insurance?
I appreciate Senator Wyden's spirit of bipartisan cooperation; bipartisanship, the way we practice it here in Oregon, is sorely needed in Washington, D.C. Regarding this specific proposal, however, Oregonians cannot count on the cooperation of private insurance companies to keep seniors' Medicare costs under control.
The Oregon State Council for Retired Citizens calls this plan "very problematic" and according to the National Committee to Preserve Social Security and Medicare, this plan would force seniors to pay more, Medicare costs will not be reduced and the "only winner in this privatization plan would be private insurers," allowing traditional Medicare to "wither on the vine."
Medicare works for Oregon seniors; they trust in Medicare because it has been there for them when they need it. Now it's our responsibility - and my priority - to continue that trust. Let's start to reform Medicare and control costs by combating the fraud and abuse in the program and by negotiating for prescription drug costs - not by putting Medicare itself at risk by handing it over to the private insurance industry.
We need to get federal spending under control, but we need to do it in the right way. The insurance industry is driven by profit margins — not the health and well-being of our seniors.
What specific steps would you recommend to put Social Security on a sound financial footing?
We must keep the promise of Social Security to seniors first by getting our financial house in order and that begins with ending the Bush tax cuts for millionaires, ending tax breaks for corporations like big oil and agri-business corporations that don't need them, bringing the war in Afghanistan to an end, combating Medicare fraud and using the buying power of the government to negotiate for prescription drugs to save Medicare and our seniors money. By taking those steps, we will have more resources to focus on our priorities, including protecting the promise of Social Security. If we need to do more to guarantee its long-term stability, I will support lifting the income tax cap as the next step.
What should the U.S. do with its troops in Afghanistan?
The men and women of our armed forces who served and who are currently serving in Afghanistan deserve our deepest appreciation and respect. It is time to bring a responsible end to the war and bring our troops home.
For these troops, and the troops that have recently returned from Iraq, we need to make sure that our veterans can receive the health care, including mental health care, and job training that they need to reintegrate into our communities.
Do you support or oppose the Obama administration's decision to delay consideration of the Keystone pipeline carrying oil to the U.S. from Canada?
I support the decision to delay the pipeline because I share the concerns about the environmental impacts of the project. Instead, we should increase our energy independence, reduce our reliance on foreign oil and create jobs by investing in renewable energy resources. Oregon has been and can continue to be a leader on this.
It was unfortunate that Republicans in the U.S. House forced an ideological battle in Congress about this controversial pipeline, putting at risk the tax cut extension for middle class families.
Is global warming a man-made problem that the U.S. should take significant steps to reverse by reducing carbon emissions?
I am the only candidate in this election who understands that humans have a role in climate change, and that we must take serious action to protect the environment, public health and our economy. We have a responsibility to act to reverse climate change by increasing energy efficiency, decreasing our dependence on fossil fuels, and transitioning to clean and renewable sources of power for homes and businesses. America must stand up as a global leader and recognize climate change is a real threat that requires immediate action.
Should Congress enact any further restrictions on abortion?
No, and I am the only candidate Oregonians can trust to protect a woman's right to make her own reproductive health care decisions. My opponent is endorsed by Oregon Right to Life.
Politicians should not be making these decisions for women, period.
What are the next steps Congress should take on health care now that the Affordable Care Act championed by President Obama has become law?
The Affordable Care Act takes the first steps to address the skyrocketing health care costs that have made access to health care so difficult for many of our citizens and businesses that provide health insurance for their employees. Going forward, we must continue work with the medical community to drive down costs by increasing our focus on preventive and effective care, and improving the management of chronic health care conditions.
Regarding Medicare, Congress should also allow negotiation on prescription drug costs, just as we do for veterans. That, and cracking down on Medicare waste and fraud, would save billions of dollars over the next 10 years in health care costs for the federal government. The Associated Press recently reported that 20-30 percent of the costs in Medicare go to treatments of little or no benefit to patients and earlier media reports place the cost of Medicare fraud at $60 billion a year.
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Dequandrea Truitt, 22, and Shaquille Porter, 20, have both received life sentences with possibility of parole plus 25 years in a shooting that left one man dead and several others injured at Majestic Sports Bar in Columbus early New Year's morning 2013.
Both have been found guilty of all charges.
Assistant District Attorney LaRae Moore yelled at one of the mothers of Dequandrea Truitt's children during character testimony.
"There's somebody out there that created a fake Facebook page and put three guns in the Facebook page? That's what they did, right," Moore shouted to Tanesha Mobley.
"Why are you yelling? All of that yelling is not called for," Mobley responded.
"Because, I'm tired of you guys acting like he (Truitt) doesn't do anything," Moore proclaimed.
On February 28, 2014 a Columbus jury found 22-year-old Truitt and 20 year-old Shaquille Porter guilty of the deadly 2013 shooting that left CSU student Charles Foster Junior dead and six other injured.
"He loved his children, his family, he loves hard," Truitt's mother, Gennifer Truitt proclaimed while testifying on his behalf.
"He helped me financially and help me take care of those kids. He inspired me," Mobley responds.
During the sentencing, Moore presented pictures from a Facebook page she says proves Truitt is not the great person his family claims he is.
"What is that he's doing," Moore asked.
"He's holding up his finger like this (demonstrates holding a gun)," said Truitt's mother Gennifer.
"Like a gun," Moore snapped.
Moore says after listening to the families of both Truitt and Porter make excuses for their actions, she could not in good conscience ask the courts to give them the possibility of parole. She left the decision to Judge William C. Rumer to decide.
"There has been no acceptance of responsibility whatsoever," Moore said. "No display of remorse. Everything is everyone else's fault."
After a little over 30 minutes, Judge Rumer emerged, Truitt and Porter are sentenced to life with the possibility of parole. The pair will be eligible for parole after serving 30 years. After the hearing Truitt's attorney Stacey Jackson claimed it a small victory.
"I'm glad that the court did what we asked for, at least the possibility of parole. We're definitely thankful for that."
Both men will be in their 50s when they are eligible for Parole. Jackson says he does plan to request a retrial in this case.
Jackson says they plan to review transcripts of the trial, "There's a lot of grounds [for a new trial]," according to Jackson.
A hearing has been set for October 21, 2014 to hear the arguments for a new trial.
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Freedom Flotilla II, testing Israel's legitimacy
The hour is imminent when Israel's right to exist will be tested once more. Some time this week or perhaps into the next, the second self-anointed "Freedom Flotilla" – consisting of ten boats from across Europe and North America – will set sail in convoy from the failing state of Greece to the Gaza Strip. Their aim is clear: it is to break the blockade which surrounds the Hamas-controlled territory as to force the hand of the Israeli government into preventing them from doing so by any means necessary.
What is clear from this method of protest (if you can call it that) is that their desire to see the establishment of some kind of Palestinian state has been superseded by a want to undermine the legitimacy of the one and only Jewish state. After all, if their aim was genuinely to relieve the people of Gaza, then there are various legal avenues solidarity campaigners might use.
Since June 2010, the State of Israel has liberalised the laws surrounding the import of goods into Gaza, allowing for the passage of civilian goods whilst preventing certain weapons and dual-use items from entering the enclave. Not only this, but in the wake of the revolution in Egypt, the Rafah border crossing between Gaza and the Sinai has been reopened, with a much larger number of Palestinians crossing back and forth between the two territories on a daily basis.
The flotilla, by contrast, is choosing to set sail directly for the port of Gaza with the sole aim of violating the sovereignty of the State of Israel. Moreover, they aim to provoke a forceful response from the Israel Defense Forces as a means to delegitimising them as an institution and the Israeli government as an authority. This rabble would appear to be another case of a group or organisation speaking for the Palestinians as a cover for promoting their own unhelpful, damaging causes.
Freedom Flotilla II, as with the original failed endeavour, is being sponsored by a coalition of shady figures who amount to nothing more than the Western arm of the Friends of Hamas, Hezbollah and Islamic Jihad. The umbrella group heading the whole thing is again IHH, a charity with links to international terrorism that masquerades as a humanitarian organisation. IHH boasts a history of involvement in Islamic extremism, having been connected with a failed plot to bomb Los Angeles International Airport.
Also involved are the Free Gaza Movement, who count amongst their patrons Lauren Booth, who far from being a journalist is a mouth-piece and propagandist for Ayatollah Khamenei and Mahmoud Ahmadinejad as a face of Press TV. Iran's Western media outlet, this network plays host to such bums and lowlifes as Yvonne Ridley and George Galloway, dear friend of, amongst others, Bashar al-Assad and the late Saddam Hussein.
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Second, the Israelis need to adopt a more lenient attitude towards journalists than they are at present. CNN, CBS and the New York Times are all dispatching hacks to board the flotilla, and the government needs to respect that their role is to report with neutrality and accuracy on the events at hand. Talk of barring journalists from Israel for up to ten years merely for being on the boats is not helpful to the State's image.
Third, after the progress of the first flotilla was halted, the IDF released audio evidence which demonstrated that the Mavi Marmara was indeed warned several times of the risk of breaking the blockade. Even with the presence of journalists aboard this time around, such steps will need to be taken again. The responsibility of the Israelis, then, is to be as fair, open and transparent as possible with regard to whatever action they take after the Freedom Flotilla passes the point of no return.
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Pop Stars' Not-So-Private Lives
Watching Beyonce swing her hair around during the Super Bowl halftime show, my mind started to wander over to another dynamic and extremely different musician I had seen recently. Reflecting on Kathleen Edwards' performance last week at Brighton Music Hall, I came upon a version of the same question I ask myself about most of my favorite artists: Why isn't Kathleen Edwards more popular? I might append "in the US" to that as all of Canada will politely remind you that Kathleen Edwards and hockey belong to them.
Kathleen's songs are highly emotional, but not overtly autobiographical. She's pulled tragic stories from headlines, writing from the first person of a murder victim in "Alicia Ross." Tuesday from the stage she alluded to her depression and earlier in the week she had instagrammed a photo of a book she's reading on the topic. Where other artist's might capitalize on such personal struggles, either purposefully or accidentally, Kathleen is more guarded in the press than she is with her long-time fans. Salon ran an article when her latest, most personal album Voyageur was released in 2012 with the headline "Kathleen Edwards: This will be called my divorce album." The subtitle read, "In a Salon exclusive, the singer discusses her brave new CD — and her new relationship with a Bon Iver heartthrob." Not once in the article did she ever mention Bon Iver or her divorce.
Popular American Songstress, Taylor Swift goes out of her way to leave clues fueling speculation about which celebrity her latest hit single is about. Her games lead to news outlets like The Huffington Post inviting readers to "Guess the man who wronged Taylor Swift." Beyond the scandalous appeal, listeners identify with Taylor's heartache and envy the public honesty that would have adverse repercussions in a normal person's life.
On her latest album, Fiona Apple went ahead and titled a song "Jonathan" after her ex-boyfriend Jonathan Ames. It reads like a personal, unfiltered parting letter she mistakenly brought into the studio on recording day. As much as I love Fiona Apple, she's cultivated (wittingly or not) the "sexy unstable woman" persona on and off stage. The music video for "Criminal," which showcased the scantily clad singer lounging in a house of hungover, drugged out partiers, was meant as an indictment of music videos selling heroin chic to kids. I think Apple gave her fellow teenagers too much credit. She later used her MTV Music Video Award speech as a platform to publicly denounce the imitation of such behavior. Sadly, her passion and lack of tact in her speech garnered more attention in the media than the idea she was trying to get across.
As someone who already has a very positive image in the press and public eye, Beyonce has been more successful in redirecting her spotlight. Soon after the recent presidential inauguration, it was revealed that Beyonce lip-synced the national anthem. During her press conference before the Super Bowl, Beyonce sang the anthem live to dispel rumors that she was incapable of doing so. As the applause from her performance died down, one reporter questioned the timing of publicity for her new movie "Life Is But A Dream,"asking "why now before the Super Bowl?"
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I got the idea from a book, you may have heard of it. It's called "Big Book of Bunny Suicides "
This though is to the extreme, the violence is very explicit and could scar the way you think of autopsies.
Its around 2 mins long (weird cos its only 664 KB!?)
Don't forget to check out the extras and games. It's packed full of stuff so check it out, even if you're not keen on the film itself.
Hope you enjoy the movie and stuff :) (vote high if you ever want to see me again!!!)
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The extras and shiz saved it. Well, at least the shiz you wrote.
I'll be nice because I can't even make flash movies to begin with.
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First of all, the book is called "The Big Book of Bunny Suicides"
And second of all, the author didn't go that far to the extreme. The point of the book was to be funny - NOT SICK!
And you stole the design from the book
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Its book of buny suicides.. i have both the first and the second one.
Youshould have done a montage of the suicides in that... this asent funny compared to the books.
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How To: Set a Party Table Without Buying Anything New
The Fall Cure has recently ended and party season is in full swing. In Week 2 we decluttered our kitchens, so we don't want to "reclutter" the cabinets with extra stuff during the party planning process. To avoid this problem, here's our how-to for setting a party table without buying anything new except fresh flowers, food, and drinks. (We also have great resources in our entertaining archives for ideas and inspiration.)
Most people already have some dishes and serving pieces in their collection, but there might be some items you're missing. Rather than stocking up on items you might not use much, try out these stand-ins.
If you're low on vases, substitute a drinking glass or glass bottles. Or look here for more ideas.
If you're low on serving trays, split up your appetizers onto smaller dishes. This way, each guest has a single-serving appetizer plate made just for them.
If you're low on tablecloths, cut a piece of fabric 1 inch longer than the desired size (on each side), and hem with a needle and thread or no-sew tape. You could also dress up a table with unexpected coverings like wrapping paper used as a runner.
If you're low on silverware, save your forks and knives for the main course and choose finger foods or use toothpicks for appetizers.
If you're low on coasters, cut fabric scraps into small squares and hem the edges. You can also use fabric scraps to make cloth napkins.
If you need a little ambiance, use glass cups, ramekins, or even tea cups to display tea lights.
Any other ideas out there for DIY party tables?
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My favorite DIY party tips:
Vase substitute: a colorful pitcher. I have a classic Le Creuset stoneware pitcher that (to be honest) I use more often as a vase than as a pitcher. I picked mine up at TJ Maxx for something around $12.
Serving ware: I'll be honest, I bought my plain white stoneware dishes because they had interesting-shaped bowls that I could use for dips and such. I also use mixing bowls (I have a vintage Pyrex set and a newer green Mario Batali set I also picked up at TJ Maxx) to hold tortilla and pita chips. I also use the pyrex bowls to hold ice at my makeshift "bar" (a vintage dressing table that I've placed a tray and bar necessities on).
I always have a buffet-style casual dinner around the holidays. One of my favorite things to do for this is use gift-wrapped empty boxes to set my serving dishes out on. This creates different levels on the table and, since I don't have holiday linens or holiday dishes, it adds a touch of the holiday colors (whatever they might be!) to the table. Last year, I used a metallic, velvety paper that reflected candlelight beautifully. This way, I can use my plain old white serving plates and bowls all the time and still have a festive table.
any ideas on naming the maker of the cutlery?
@Robyn, fantastic idea! I love it!
Just a few ideas on the way. :-)
I already posted this a while ago, but some vegetables, like artichokes for example, make gorgeous center pieces. A few branches from a walk in the country can also make a free bouquet.
Tea lights look nice in almost anything : a friend of mine just puts them in empty glass jars and glass yoghurt pots a bit everywhere in the room.
A nice king size sheet can make a tablecloth, especially if your not serving anything too messy to avoid hard stains. A nice linen old fashined sheet could look nice.
In the 17th century, carpets were used as tablecloths, and a smaller piece of white linen was placed on top to protect the rare imported object. I don't know maybe there's some way of adapting this to today on a simpler mode.
Robyn, I love your idea and am stealing it for Christmas dinner! Thank you!
I also love those fat little white bud vases in the photo.
I too use my vintage pyrex mixing bowls (primary colours) as serving bowls.
I borrowed serving dishes from my mom. She has a collection of lovely white victorian-style dishes and a couple of vintage platters. They're sitting on a white tablecloth that'll be dressed up wth trimmings from the Christmas tree on the day of the party. The rest of the food is going to use my normal, everyday white dishes. The table in the living room is getting a curtain for a tablecloth and the desk is covered with white dish clothes and a couple of napkins both to protect it and to provide a "snowscape" for my little houses.
Beg, borrow (but don't) steal! Between all of your friends and family, someone's bound to have what you need.
Personally, if the food is delicious looking and plentiful, I rarely notice the table setting -- bring it on!
I think part of keeping the clutter down is buying smart in the first place. Whenever I see someone with holiday specific dinnerware and serving dishes all I can think about is how much space they must have! By choosing white, glass, silver, or other neutral colors and patterns I can use the dishes I have for pretty much any event. (Since I do most of my entertaining at Christmas I do have a few red items, but they are just red. No holly or Santas.) If I want a specific holdiay feel I do that with centerpieces and linens.