Sauce Tapestries
Description: Whether you call them dumplings, gyoza or potstickers these are Asian food staples. In Chinese it means "Stuck to the Wok". Steamed boiled or fried they are eaten with chopsticks and are great with rice and soy sauce. In Boston they are called Peking ravioli. In Mandarin they are jiaozi. You will find them in your dim sum steamer basket. Wear to a Japanese restaurant or dinner party. Great gift for foodie friend in cooking school or student who is homesick for a taste of home.
Description: A fluffy, smiling scoop of mashed potatoes sits proudly in a blue bowl surrounded by colorful mounds in "Mashed Potato Monday," set in playful retro lettering. Soft, buttery and built for anyone who believes potatoes make everything better. A fun pick for potato lovers, Thanksgiving side-dish champions, comfort food fans, or collectors of cute food art.
Description: YOU know what it is! Some remember the 'U' but use the 'A' for legal reasons. Others use the 'A' but still pronounce it with the 'U". And some even dropped the 'U' and the 'A' and use an 'O'! It's all good, cuz if you're from The District you know our hometown sauce and how to get down with it. Here's DistrictNative's Sauce. It goes by other names, but to stay safe, we'll call it Citizen Sauce for now.
Off To Grandmas House Thanksgiving Family Trip Tapestry
by Lakeland Volunteers in Medicine (LVIM)
$30
