For the dessert table, centerpieces are made with the same fruits to carry the theme throughout the house.
Nuts and dried fruits are arranged in a wooden tray to use as a centerpiece as well as for part of the dessert.
For more memorable tablescapes and entertaining ideas, visit komalinunna.com from my book, Entertaining From an Ethnic Indian Kitchen.
Now the table is set. Time to focus on Thanksgiving food with a touch of authentic spices. Keep reading for more recipes.
just beautiful, love your centerpiece~ wonderful pics too!
ReplyDeleteI adore that tablescape it is just so wonderful and the centerpiece is wow just perfect, everything looks so appealing and inviting, love it all
ReplyDeleteBeautiful table...your centerpiece is stunning!
ReplyDeleteIt is so beautiful. I love how natural everything is. I loved this visit. Sue
ReplyDeleteThis is a beautiful table. Love it!
ReplyDelete~Liz
Your table is so pretty...and your picture is crystal clear! I thought I was looking at a magazine picture advertising gorgeous dishes and linens! Thanks so much for sharing!
ReplyDeleteYour table is gorgeous!! What is all packaged up so prettily in each bowl? I'm so curious!
ReplyDeleteLori,those are home made jams as party favors. Please read my older posts.
ReplyDeleteOh what a gorgeous tablescape. I love all of the wonderful pumpkins filled with flowers for the centerpiece. So pretty and so well done. Hugs, Marty
ReplyDeleteStunning! We miss the Indian restaurants here, but we attempt to make the food periodically (mixed results!)
ReplyDeleteOh, I love this. Very beautiful. I especially love the last picture with the dates, apricots, nuts, etc. I wish I could get such nice looking dates!!
ReplyDeletei loved going through your table setting.
ReplyDeleteone more lovely setting komali, Always enjoyed them
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