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Finished Condiment Bowls

You may remember the condiment bowls I made and posted a few days ago.  The first set came out of the kiln and I'm pretty happy with them.  The glaze is a very pale yellow that washed out in the flash but looks inviting on the piece.  I did a little coloring on the rim, I wanted it to be subtle so the pot doesn't out shine the food.

Double Relish Dish by Lori Buff
Condiment Bowls
When I was growing up we'd often go to my Grandmother's house for Sunday dinner.  She always had a dish like this full of pickles and olives which I love to this day.  When we entertain we usually have a condiment bowl filled with nuts or various dips like guacamole and hummus.  They are something that should be in everyone's cupboard.  What would you serve in one?

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  1. Congrats on a good firing, two different salsas in there one hot an one not so hot. Ha.

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    1. Thanks Linda, that sounds like a great idea, or salsa on one side and guacamole on the other.

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  2. These are looking good. That nice fat nobby handle givesit great style. I think most dips, nut, olives would look terrific in them. A pale yellow really sets off most food!

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    1. Thanks Suzie, that's what I was hoping for, I didn't want the piece to make the food look unappetizing.

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  3. Success! I would serve my new favorite combo - hummus in one, olive tapenade in the other.

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  4. A\This is definitely a piece I have to copy, er, be inspired to make one! I love the glaze and the handle. Ar last, blogger is working on comments. I tried earlier, but we've all been there, right.

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  5. Sure Barbara, feel free to copy...err...be inspired by this piece. I'm interested in seeing what you create.

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