71 comments on “My Silent Sunday Photo: Pre-dinner indulgence”
The bulk of it looks like appetizers or relish tray items which we typically have for hilidays, but just salivating at what looks like a fruit layer cake or cheesecaje?
A bit puzzled about this “sensory platter”, though I think I can make a reasonable guess. Looks very interesting. Tried to read the sign, but couldn’t make it out.
If you zoom right in, you should be able to read it. Suffice to say, I ate everything except the piquante peppers, sweet, hot and tangy. A bit too hot for my taste.
The bulk of it looks like appetizers or relish tray items which we typically have for hilidays, but just salivating at what looks like a fruit layer cake or cheesecaje?
Yes it was all savoury stuff. The “cake” was terrine of beetroot, roast butternut, goat’s cheese, chives and dill.
Great photo.Very tasty to start your sunday.
Thanks, Marylou. 🙂
Party time! Looks mighty sensory 🎉
It absolutely was. 🙂
yummm! love those olives 🙂
Me too, Lola. 🙂
Mmmmmmmm…. 😀
😀 xx
Wow different food and textures! All looks yummy! #mysundayphoto
Thanks, Merlinda. Spot on. 🙂
Mmmm, this looks very tasty (but I would leave the peppers alone too!).
Yes, I can’t eat hot peppers either. My daughter had those. 🙂
I’m glad they didn’t go to waste! 🙂
Where to begin – it’s all good!
Its a nice sort of decision to have to make. 🙂
Wow I will be right over!
Too late, Sue. 😦
Looks yumtastic! (if I may use that expression) 😀
The perfect description, Phil. 🙂
Oh YUM! What are those things on sticks at the front? 😉
Creamy caper chicken skewers with halloumi, zucchini and béchamel. 😛
Okay – I’m drooling now 🙂
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Sensory platter. Yum. Sounds like a platter that tastes sweet, sour, salty and bitter 🙂 I hope you enjoyed 🙂
Exactly right, Mabel. I’m sure you would have enjoyed it too. 🙂
And which did you pick first?
It was difficult to decide, but I had one of those creamy caper chicken skewers with halloumi, zucchini and béchamel. 🙂
Knowing you enjoy eating, curious minds wanted to know.
What a delicious idea~ a sensory platter.
I agree with you. A splendid idea. 🙂
Hope it tasted as good
Totally amazing. 🙂
Yum!
Very. 🙂
Wow! That looks good enough to eat!
Exactly so, Nancy. 🙂
A bit puzzled about this “sensory platter”, though I think I can make a reasonable guess. Looks very interesting. Tried to read the sign, but couldn’t make it out.
If you zoom right in, you should be able to read it. Suffice to say, I ate everything except the piquante peppers, sweet, hot and tangy. A bit too hot for my taste.
Ooo this all looks yummy
Thank you for linking up
My pleasure, Darren. Have a great week ahead. 🙂
Yummy
For sure. 🙂
I want what your having!
Hahaha. Good choice, Cindy. 🙂
Mmmmm….
Such wonderful food…..!
Oh yes, a lot of thought had gone into the evening’s food and entertainment. It was a marvelous experience.
it looks delicious!
It certainly was. 🙂
yumble bumbles 🙂
🙂
Yum! That looks so good x
Thanks, Kim. It certainly was good. 🙂
If you eat all this and then have dinner, I can see why boot camp is in order! 😉
Hahaha. This was in Johannesburg, and we didn’t have boot camp for the 4 weeks we were there. 🙂
What’s the one with the purple layer?
It’s terrine of beetroot, roast butternut, goat’s cheese, chives and dill. I ate it all. 🙂
You mean you are going to EAT after that? How do you stay so lovely and slender?
We had a five course meal after this. 😀
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You can have my share of the olives if I can have your cheese 😉
There was another platter the same, and Chris and I were the only ones who liked olives. 🙂
You eat good! Yum!
Yes, on occasion……… much too good. 😕
Very much like the idea of a sensory platter! Yummy!
Yes, it was a great beginning to a delicious evening of good food and entertainment. 🙂
wow does that look good!
Good enough to eat. 🙂
Yummmm!! Can I come to the party too?
It was quite a party. 🙂