Showing posts with label farmhouse pantry. Show all posts
Showing posts with label farmhouse pantry. Show all posts

Wednesday, October 2, 2013

Tabletop Props: Farmhouse Pantry




Farmhouse Pantry is our inspiration for this week's Tabletop Props! Reminiscent of old-fashioned American milk glass, these pantry staples celebrate farm-to-table tradition in simple, beautiful shapes. We love how the smell of freshly baked goods can transform the ambiance of a room and here you'll find Rosanna's heavenly biscuit recipe along with our idea of a cozy space to enjoy them in! We hope you enjoy these perfectly fluffy delights in the space where you feel most comfy. Bon appétit!






Friday, January 11, 2013

Introducing Farm Girl by Rosanna


Long before farm-to-table was fashionable, my mother sought out and cooked with the bountiful produce of the farmlands that surrounded our home in Portland, Oregon. My mother's love of fresh food grown by local farmers has stayed with me. In honor of her vision and in support of local economies, I am thrilled to announce Farm Girl, Rosanna's first line of food products.


The Farm Girl line - including jams, honeys, syrups, hazelnuts, hand-milled soaps, and beeswax candles - was carefully sourced exclusively from small farmers in the Pacific Northwest. All products are pure and made in America by people who care. These are products that nourish body and soul.


The best way to honor food is to serve it on beautiful dishes, so I've also designed the new Farmhouse Pantry line. Inspired by old-fashioned milk glass, these tabletop staples are the perfect compliment to Farm Girl.


Being a farm girl from Kansas, my mother took advantage of the profusion of berry fields just outside our hometown of Portland, where one can find raspberries, Marionberries, and blackberries. In fringed straw hats, Keds, and cut-off jeans, my sisters and I headed east with our mother in an old Chevy sedan in search of the perfect berries to take home


Join me in embracing the farm-to-table tradition: a sustainable approach to dining that is beneficial to local economies as well as your dining experience.

Warmly,


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