Breakfast at Linderhof
(when it is just the two of us)
is always served in the breakfast room
at the old English walnut table
With a red damask cloth
The Johnson Brothers Indies
(which is our breakfast china)
The German silver
(our everyday cutlery)
And white linen napkins
(from Williams Sonoma)
(always in silver rings)
The centerpiece in fall is often a bowl of apples
These are green one in a crystal bowl
Breakfast is White Gull Inn's Door County Cherry-Stuffed French Toast
Orange Juice
Freshly brewed coffee
The recipe in the White Gull Inn Cookbook,
a memento from our recent trip to Door County
Coffee is served in the Johnson Brothers Indies coffee pot
And syrup is served in the Johnson Brothers Indies gravy boat
It's as perfect for syrup (real Wisconsin maple syrup) as it is for gravy
(especially when you have biscuits for the gravy)
It's Thursday and I'm sharing my breakfast table with Susan at Between Naps On the Porch for Tablescape Thursday.
3 comments:
I love this lively cheerful tablecloth!
It looks beautiful and sounds delicious! What a cheerful way to start your day.
Martha,
Oh, I love your Johnson Brothers Indies blue & white china for breakfast, dear friend!!!
Breakfast looks divinely delicious!!!
Thanks for sharing this recipe and the maple syrup can't be beat!!!
Maple syrup, any time, any day. . .my favorite!!!
Fondly,
Pat
Post a Comment