I might have a list or ten around here. Lists of menus for the many meals I'll be preparing over the holidays, grocery lists to go with the menu lists, lists of gift ideas, lists of gifts bought, lists of cookies to be baked, a Christmas card list...there's more. I do love me a good list. That being said, when you consider my lame photography skills I don't think taking a picture of all those lists would be very exciting for my readership. Ha.
As opposed to all these words I've written explaining myself. ahem
So here's my list.
In photo form-
I have a luncheon to attend today and I'm bringing a starter. There will be about 50 people at the luncheon and not a lot of oven space so I opted for something cold. These are the ingredients you'll need to prepare mustard-dill tortellini skewers.
Adorable German Baker Smoker is optional.
He needed to be in the picture I think.
Now I could put the actual list of ingredients and the steps to follow written in list form on my blog today but it's easier to direct you to the source-Southern Living. You'll find the recipe here.
I've made this recipe once before in the summertime and it's delicious. I think with its red, white, and green color scheme it works for a Christmas party too.
Hope you check many things off your list(s) this weekend! It's not too late to join the photo challenge... hop over to Susan's blog and add your link.
"But the angel said to her, "Do not be afraid, Mary; you have found favor with God." Luke 1:30 (NIV)
I love that mustard! Your skewers look very festive and healthy :) I am a list maker too- how else can you organize your mind? LOL.
ReplyDeleteEnjoy your luncheon.
Great list. I bet it tastes good too. :)
ReplyDeleteWithout lists, I probably would still think its September. I too have them everywhere, and occasionally I even look at them.
ReplyDeleteYou made your post a fun one, as always! Your dish looks quite festive-looking. Have a fun time at the luncheon.
ReplyDeleteI don't know about you, but I am a visual learner... so your photo list is perfect!
ReplyDeletelove you smoker!! I have one from Germany too - mine is a stove w/ a cat by the base of it ... the smoke comes out of the stove's stack. LOVE IT!
ReplyDeleteThe skewers look YUMMY!!! and festive!
Where did you get that mosaic sunflower oil thingy? I love it.
ReplyDeletesuch a cute smoker, hahaha!
ReplyDeletei've never seen one like that...
lists, lists, never0ending @ this time of year
I love lists ... probably couldn't do a thing without a list. ha!
ReplyDeleteThe skewers look yummy!
These look delic!
ReplyDeleteHmmmmm I imagine there is an interesting story behind your German "smoker." When will you tell us about him?
That's a fun challenge. I have lists, I can't live without my lists!
ReplyDeleteThose salad skewers look HEAVENLY!
ReplyDeleteI'm starving now. Might be time for toast!
ReplyDeleteA list in pictorial form... I love it!