Drying roses is one of my favorite things to do.
I can never have enough.
I should be decorating for Christmas.
But, there's always tomorrow.
And the next day.
For the holiday weekend we made popovers.
A little something light for breakfast.
Oh yes, the desserts.
~Pumpkin Mousse~
Spiced pumpkin mousse with a dollop of whipped cream
and a pastry leaf.
Linzer Cookies
with Raspberry Jam.
Some delicious desserts
to end the holiday weekend!
Hope you all had a wonderful holiday!
My stomach is now growling for those desserts! I still have a couple of roses that my husband gave me about 20 years ago in a Valentines bouquet. Happy memories and yes, with those desserts, the decorating can wait. Have a wonderful week x
ReplyDeleteOooh, these are all of my favorite things too!... although I love decorating for Autumn... and now Christmas... I was just thinking this morning how much I miss my roses in my garden!... I too love to dry as many as I can and have them everywhere!... we are predicted to get huge amounts of snow this week along with bitter cold temps... I think I will gather the few remaining ones, that are almost freeze~dried out there!... your desserts all look delish!... xoxo Julie Marie
ReplyDeleteYum, yum, yum! These all look delicious! What a way to end this holiday weekend.
ReplyDeleteJudy
Your popovers are popping off my screen:-)
ReplyDeleteWhich recipe did you use..they look fabulous:-)
And your linzers almost look Canadian:-) -
Your roses are gorgeous and your popovers are killing me. I had some in to bake last week and ran outside to get the dogs...oopsie. Too long in the oven. (And a 24 yr. old listening to the timer beep while letting them burn) Grrrr. Oh well, another day. Yours look delicious!
ReplyDeleteoh my, look at the popovers! everything looks delicious, jody! my kroger has been selling (getting old) roses at 99 cents and 1.99 and i've been grabbing them up to dry. a girl can never have too many roses:)
ReplyDeleteLove dried roses! I have some myself. The color is great!
ReplyDeleteThanks for visiting. I'll be dropping by often now:)
OMG I hardly had any dessert this weekend only a small piece of pumpkin pie, because we went out for dinner. Yours looks wonderful - may I please have one of each.
ReplyDeleteYour roses look wonderful - I still have quite a few blooming and lots of buds.
Have a terrific week.
Mary
Your pictures are Pinterest-winner-worthy. Love the roses and fabric they're on. XOXO
ReplyDeleteSuch a wonderful collection of delicious things...roses, fabric underneath them, POPOVERS, pumpkin mousse, and cookies to die for. Now I want popovers. Great photos that inspire me.
ReplyDeleteJudith
Love the dry roses and the desert looks so very good.
ReplyDeleteHugs from here
The roses are such a pretty color Jody and the desserts, YUM, pumpkin mousse, move on over!!!
ReplyDeleteCynthia
Yummy... I feel like eating something sweet right now! The roses are really pretty.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous images.
ReplyDeleteOoh,love dried roses too. The pics of them are just gorgeous. MMMM,My mouth is watering too for those goodies.
ReplyDeleteHi Jody,
ReplyDeleteLove visiting your blog. There is always something wonderful going on there! Beautiful roses, delicious looking desserts too.
How do you dry your roses? They still have so much color.
Have a wonderful week, my friend.
Kerin
Love your dried roses. I dry them too!
ReplyDeleteYour desserts look wonderful!
You have a beautiful blog. I'll be back for another visit.
Debbie
xo
Your photos are wonderful!
ReplyDeleteAnd those cookies....oh, I just "need" them right now!
I love your Christmas header, so sweet.
Besos!
Your menu looks fabulous, Jody. Thanks for hosting the party! Dee :)
ReplyDeleteYour dried roses are beautiful and your desserts look yummy!
ReplyDeleteOh this is fabulous! YUM!
ReplyDeleteSherry