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| First coffee of the New Year. |
New Year’s Eve Dinner at Carol’s House
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| Carol’s amazing cookie platter: she made them all, including two flavors of strudel and rugelach. |
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| Since it was also (a very late) Chanukah, we had two types of latkes. These are the sweet-potato latkes. We also had traditional potato latkes. |
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| Soup, cheese, lentil salad. Jason and Katrina made the soup… |
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| Deviled eggs and smoked salmon. I made the deviled eggs, Carol made all the rest including several dishes that I didn’t take a photo of. |
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| The beautiful table setting. Zingerman’s made the bread. |
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| Here we all are except Carol who took this photo. In case you are wondering, I was wearing a rather dramatically patterned sweater that looks funny in the picture. We enjoyed the holiday, and greeted it by using a set of whistles that Carol keeps for the occasion. |
Photos © 2025 mae sander
9 comments:
Happy Hanukkah, Happy New Year! Looks yummy!
Looks like a fabulous evening. Happy New Year!!
Happy New Year! Your NYE dinner and desserts look scrumptous!
Happy New Year Mae, your dinner looks delicious!
Take care, have a great day!
All this food is making me hungry this morning-grin. At least I have some holiday cookies I can go munch on-Carol's look amazing. What is it about holiday cookie platters?
You ate much better on NYEve than we did -- it looks fantastic. I must remember your tip of olives atop deviled eggs! In fact, I think I need to make deviled eggs. I love them!
Happy Hanukkah! What a gloriously delicious meal!
Yummy fun - and to a happy New Year!
Looks like a good time.
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