This post can be a little confusing. I am not sure if the Tandoori Wings were better or the Platter I made at Pottery School is. I’ll let you decide. Please do not be biased.
Okay now, its time to focus on the Tandoori Wings. I used the little dip bowl for some fresh salad.
I also love the warm green I have used on the outer ring. The only thing that I am not too happy about is the color of the little bowl, which I slipped, scored and attached to the plate. I was experimenting with the under-glaze and it hasn’t turned out the way I had visualized it to be.
16 comments:
excellent Pree. Both the wing and the plate.
wow... love both the wings and plate...
lovely Pree!
OOh. Here's a thought (when the next "perfect chip n dip platter" comes along, you can get rid of this one, I'll get rid of it for you, very gladly. Okay? Don't forget. I'll dispose off this one *she says with a beady eyed smile*)
I love it pree, love the border you put in, I can only imagine the texture there.......
Also love the fact that there are going to be more platters coming out that oven. I'm calling dibs on one at least!!!
Just clarifying....I'm NOT talking food here for once...
tho' that chicken does look good.....
Wow...I will only reiterate what I have said earlier..you are a very talented woman, Pree! You go girl!
I loved both !
Loved the platter Pree..it's too good for a beginner !
Lovely creation ... i mean the platter. i'd dump the food to have this platter :)
Loved it with flowers ...
Already told you I love the platter. The colors are simply lovely. No comment on the wings from a veghead like me.....but I am sure it must be as divine!
Beautiful platter..
Tandoori wings are truly irresistible and very inviting..
i think they are both amazing:)
You pot too! Amazing! If you think the platter isn't perfect, I'll gladly take it off your hands ;)
the platter is beautiful...i can see someone is really enjoying her pottery classes...lots of luck
it looks very good....
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