Showing posts with label tis the season. Show all posts
Showing posts with label tis the season. Show all posts

Saturday, December 30, 2017

'Tis the Season {Cinclare with Friends}

High school friends are always the best. We do not see each other a lot during the year, but when we do we pick up right where we left off last. I have been wanting to dine at Cinclare in my hometown of Thibodaux, and the holidays is the perfect time for us to make it happen.



Bartender, Jeff



Cinclare is touted as a place for rustic Southern cuisine. I personally cannot define that, but the restaurant's website explains, "Each person’s definition of rustic is as different as each person’s interpretation of southern food.  Our approach at Cinclare is one of simplicity and freshness, prepared with great care and attention to detail. We are sourcing fresh ingredients on a daily basis, and with several local producers and farms as well.  The food will be very familiar to the southern palate, but some of the technique we employ in the kitchen are modern…yet simple."




Our excellent server, Matt


After several cocktails, we ordered several appetizers for the table - Crab Claws, Lobster Sriracha Sauce, Alligator and Andouille Cheesecake, Crawfish Cream Sauce, Smoked Catfish Dip, Crostini, House Pickled Jalapeños.
Each was delicious and beautifully presented. I enjoyed the Cinclare burger - “Cinclare Burger,” Sautéed Mushrooms, Gouda Cheese Sauce, Brioche










We then headed to Margo's mom's home for lots more laughs and cocktails, of course!







                          Cinclare, y'all!

Friday, December 29, 2017

'Tis the Season {Newest Ornaments}

Each year, J & I add new ornaments to our collection of ornaments for the parlor and den trees.




Here are a few we added to the parlor tree this year:


Timothy De Clue Collection

Pottery World

Dunn & Sonnier

Dunn & Sonnier

Mesh Light Covers {Dunn & Sonnier}


Den tree additions:


Hazelnut

Alison Evans ceramics

Hazelnut

Pied Nu

Pied Nu


We both love to collect special ornaments.





Newest Ornaments, y'all!

Thursday, December 28, 2017

'Tis the Season {Cocktail napkins}

Cheers!




I love cocktail napkins for any holiday, but Christmas is a favorite. I ordered this year's from Emily McCarthy (Savannah). The red and green napkins feature our RJ monogram encircled in pheasants and laurel leaves in gold foil. They are quite festive.












Cocktail napkins, y'all!

Wednesday, December 27, 2017

'Tis the Season {Christmas Cards}

'Tis the season to be jolly.




Once again, J & I headed to Scriptura on Magazine Street for the perfect Christmas cards. Again, Scriptura did not disappoint. An Uptown cottage decorated in its Christmas splendor is a perfect way to send NOLA love to our friends and family.

It would not be a card from me if it did not contain confetti. The coordinating confetti was found online at Walmart of all places.





I love to send and receive Christmas cards. I hope it never goes out of style.





Christmas cards, y'all!

Tuesday, December 26, 2017

'Tis the Season {That's a Wrap}

I hope that you and yours celebrated a very Merry Christmas. J & I went down to Houma to celebrate with the family. It is always a fun day.





I wanted to share my wrapping paper choices for this year. The red wrapping paper featuring a streetcar illustration is from the local Walking Man Studios.





I also used a green and red whale wrapping paper from Vineyard Vines for the kids presents.




All of the presents were wrapped with care.













That's a Wrap, y'all!

Monday, December 25, 2017

'Tis the Season {Merry Christmas, y'all: Home Tour Videos}

Here's wishing all my friends, followers, and readers a very Merry Christmas!




Thanks for your comments on the 'Tis the Season posts. I have a few posts left that I will share in the coming week.

Enjoy these videos of my home on Perrier Street.
















Merry Christmas, y'all!

Sunday, December 24, 2017

'Tis the Season {Kitchen: Home Tour}

Today, I share the kitchen in its holiday splendor.






The tinsel tree features food-type ornaments from Hazelnut New Orleans... sushi, deviled eggs, hamburger, po-boy.









On this Christmas Eve, I wish you and yours a Merry Christmas and a very Happy New Year!













In the Kitchen, y'all!
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