If you are willing to buy rather than make things, I recommend Trader Joe's cinnamon coated almonds, the wafers in the yellow boxes, and the little square fruit jellies. Put these with some bright colored fruit and you are 1/2 way to a Tudor Banquette. If you have some tiny cookie cutters, you can also cut fruit leather in shapes, which has a lot of visual appeal.
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Date: 2013-03-26 11:49 pm (UTC)If you are willing to buy rather than make things, I recommend Trader Joe's cinnamon coated almonds, the wafers in the yellow boxes, and the little square fruit jellies. Put these with some bright colored fruit and you are 1/2 way to a Tudor Banquette. If you have some tiny cookie cutters, you can also cut fruit leather in shapes, which has a lot of visual appeal.