I am fortunate to have several persimmon trees in my orchard. I not only love to devour them throughout the day but I also love to fill the baskets with fruit to make a fall statement in the kitchen and family room.
My garden mums create a fall focal point at the table
Homemade granola kissed with Indian spices becomes an irresistible treat at the breakfast table
For more memorable centerpieces, tablescapes, and recipes (including gluten free recipes), please check out my book, Entertaining From an Ethnic Indian Kitchen, at my website komalinunna.com.
I am joining Susan's Between Naps on the Porch for Tablescape Thursday, Cindy for Show and Tell and Foodie Friday.
Not only does all of this look delicious, your setting and table are so pretty too. That is the prettiest tea set. I've never seen one like it.
ReplyDeleteOh, my mouth is watering for those gorgeous persimmons! What a pretty setting for breakfast -- the mums add just the right touch.
ReplyDeleteI love persimmons too. Your setting is beautiful, Komali!...Christine
ReplyDeleteHello Komali,
ReplyDeletethis is a tempting breakfast. Love fresh luscious fruits for breakfast. The colors of the table are wonderful and so are the persimmons and mums.
Greetings, Johanna
Gorgeous! I love those mums. What variety are they. And the persimmons in your basket are magazine worthy. This is a gorgeous setting... I would love to have breakfast here with you.
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What a beautiful setting! The bougainvillea arbor is so lovely. That granola looks delicious.
ReplyDeleteYvonne,
ReplyDeleteI think those mums are china mums or chrysanthemums. I forgot exact name. I got that plant at costco couple of years ago. Last year, I divided into three plants. All three bushes did very well this yea. I will let you know if get the right name.
I love dining al fresco! That granola looks delish. Lovely table setting.
ReplyDeleteHow lucky you are to have a persimmon tree! That is wonderful.. I would LOVE your recipe for that scrumptious granola??? Your bougainvillea arbor is gorgeous, I don't have the climate here in New England for it or I TOO would have arbors FILLED with it! and your Mums are SO beautiful, the color is very different...
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing, it was delightful!
Have a wonderful week,
Donna
Beautiful!! I love it that you actually have persimmon trees on your property!!! You have quite the green thumb!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful pictures! Wow every table setting in all your pictures looks so beautiful. How can you create beauty out of anything! Its such a delight to view your blog:)
ReplyDeletea perfect spot for breakfast. Your granola looks delish. Love the milk pitcher. Beautiful mums too! Your arbor is a perfect backdrop.
ReplyDeleteWhat an absolutely perfect table setting you have created just in time for the holidays. I just love all of the different textures. Have a very Happy Thanksgiving.
ReplyDeleteI don't think I've ever seen a persimmon tree in real life.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful backyard you've created. The arbor is beautiful. Your granola looks wonderful.
Your backyard is soo beautiful... And the breakfast table... s just lovely !!!
ReplyDeleteIt all just looks delicious!! And your photography is quite amazing! Love everything!
ReplyDeleteDelicious food, beautiful tablescape, magical garden vignette. Thank you for sharing your charming design. Cherry Kay
ReplyDeleteI've never tried a persimmon before but I'm definitely interested in doing so now. I do enjoy granola though. Especially with yogurt.
ReplyDeleteYour tablescape and garden seem to offer such a relaxing setting for breakfast. Thanks for sharing it with us.
I would love that peaceful setting among the persimmons for a quiet breakfast...how fortunate you are. I love your beautiful little table.
ReplyDeletePersimmons in your yard....aren't you the lucky one? The homeyness of it all is delightful.
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