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Oct 30, 2023

Everything Pumpkin

Celebrate Hilton Head Magazine

Photography By

M.Kat
A dream collaboration: Recipes by Chef Lynn Michelle, Glassware, Plates and Serving Dishes can be found at Cassandra’s Kitchen, Pumpkin Chocolate Cake by Daniel Mendoza of D’flavor Custom Cakes

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A Thanksgiving table does not have to be fancy. A fun placemat, flowers (or a touch of nature) and one or two fall accent pieces is all you need. Using white dinnerware and serve ware helps keep it simple and classic.

For this table, we used a round petal placemat with a simple napkin and homemade place cards. We brought fall colors to the table with a burnt orange water glass and turned it up a notch with a fancy wine glass. The ivory flatware used is perfect for Thanksgiving. We were fortunate enough to have this beautiful pumpkin cake as the centerpiece. If you don’t have that as your centerpiece, add a flower display or large hurricanes.

Daniel Mendoza, Chef Lynn Michelle and Cassandra Shultz descended  upon Gull Point Manor with one objective: everything pumpkin!

Chef Lynne

Daniel Mendoza, of D’flavor Custom  Cakes, created this stunning chocolate ganache masterpiece.

 

Recipes by Chef Lynn Michelle

Glassware, Plates and Serving Dishes can be found at Cassandra’s Kitchen

 Pumpkin Chocolate Cake by Daniel Mendoza of D’flavor Custom Cakes

 

 

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