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Enjoy Maple Syrup on Pancakes and Serve in Style

February 11th, 2010 · No Comments

Maple syrup is so good on pancakes, French toast and waffles. Once you’ve had real maple syrup, it’s hard to go back to ordinary syrup.
Glass or plastic dispensers make it easy to serve your syrup at the dining table. You can also heat a glass container in a bowl of hot water if you like [...]

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Restaurant ware - a retro classic to collect

January 26th, 2010 · 3 Comments

You know the kind of local restaurant I’m talking about. Mom and Pop. Everybody knows your name. Not a cookie cutter, nor a clichĂ©. A neighborhood one-of-a-kind. The orders are called out loud to the short order cooks, and the clatter of china is common.
A waitress carrying three, four, or more full meals balanced carefully [...]

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Paczki for Mardi Gras

February 24th, 2009 · No Comments

Paczki (poonch-key) are a filled doughnut that’s very rich with butter and eggs. They’re traditional in the Polish community at Mardi Gras. Once Lent arrives, they go into yummy memory until next year.
Prune is a traditional filling, but we can also get them with apple, raspberry, blueberry, lemon, cream cheese and my favorite, Bavarian creme.
The [...]

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Restaurant ware, vintage and modern

July 13th, 2008 · No Comments

Remember the days of swivel bar stools covered in red Naugahyde, Dixie cups and burgers in a basket? That’s where restaurant wares take us, whether modern or vintage. Back to Happy Days…
Syracuse China has been known for many years, for restaurant ware china in the vintage market, and for its modern cousins. Many people like [...]

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