Original
1997 Business Plan
Maloney
& Fox Coasters
In 1997, Fox
and Maloney realized they needed a holiday gift to send to clients… Thus, the
now famed M&F Coaster sets were born.
1997
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2001 2002 2003
2004 2005 2006
M&F
‘Beast & Feast’ Staff Outing - September 2005
A trip on the
M&F
‘Dirt Day’ - May 2006
Bringing everyone
together for an office clean-up… t-shirts and a crisp $100 for all!
M&F: Divas, Dudes & Du-Rags
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David Tutera Partnership
Press Release
ROBERT ROTHSCHILD FARM
PARTNERS WITH LIFESTYLE EXPERT DAVID TUTERA
Celebrity
Party Planner and Specialty Food Line Hit High Note
“We are excited to work with David
to inspire our customers to be creative in all aspects of their own party
planning,” said Mary O’Donnell, CEO of Robert Rothschild Farm. “We share a passion for elegant, easy
entertaining at home and David will help us to convey that sentiment.
“The key to
a great soiree is not only to delight your guests, but to allow yourself to be
a guest at your own party and have fun,” said David Tutera. “It goes
without saying that fabulous food is a must, and I find that Robert Rothschild
Farm’s range of open-and-serve gourmet products are tasteful solutions for busy
hosts.”
David Tutera will provide exclusive and original content for Robert
Rothschild Farm, including entertaining ideas, favorite recipes and helpful
hints, which will be available online at www.robertrothschild.com.
News Coverage
11/17/06
Kids' stuff(ing)
BY LISA CHASE
Friday,
November 17th, 2006
If you're
stressed about hosting Thanksgiving and need some quick and easy tips for a
great spread, then celebrity entertainment expert David Tutera can help.
"Thanksgiving can be fun for kids and adults," he says. "It's
all about family, so why not involve some little helpers along the way?"
Here the
author of "The Party Planner" and "Big Birthdays" (both
$20, amazon.com) reveals the tricks to get the kids involved and distinguish
your decor.
Decorating tips
·
Use
inexpensive, autumn-colored fabrics to cover your chairs, buffet and table. For
a more rustic look, fray the edges.
·
Look
for ornate goblets with earth-toned tints at flea markets and secondhand stores
to give your table an extra sparkle.
·
Save
money on floral arrangements! Purchase one centerpiece and accent the table
with a mixture of tall, medium and small candles to add ambience.
·
Use
hollowed-out pumpkins to serve as candleholders or vases for flowers.
·
Using
fresh veggies to decorate your table? Lightly rub them with vegetable oil to
bring out their shine.
Time-saving tips
·
Finalize
your guest count a week before turkey day.
·
Stock
up on wines three days before Thanksgiving. Zippy Australian reds like
·
Do
your grocery shopping two days in advance (order online to save even more
time!).
·
Bake
your desserts a day beforehand and store in air-tight containers for maximum
freshness
·
Make
your cranberry sauce, stuffing and casseroles the day before. Allow to cool,
cover with foil, place in refrigerator, and then on Thanksgiving Day, simply
reheat.
·
Get
your kids to help set the table the day before so you have a beautiful
arrangement the moment guests arrive. (You know Aunt Millie will be early
again.)
·
Stuff
and baste the turkey Thanksgiving morning. Then go enjoy a leisurely meal with
your loved ones.
Make these place cards!
What you'll need:
·
Wide
popsicle sticks
·
Permanent
marker
·
Scissors
·
Burlap
material (can be purchased at Home Depot, Ace Hardware or in the Garment
District)
·
Glue
stick
·
Fall-colored
ribbon
·
Double-stick
tape
1. Cut wide
popsicle sticks down to even sizes with scissors and have your kids write your
guests' names on separate sticks in permanent marker.
2. Cut
frayed burlap and ribbons to desired size.
3. Have
your kids decorate each popsicle stick with ribbons using double-stick tape and
then secure the name card onto the frayed burlap with glue stick.
Pumpkin Fluff Dessert Recipe
Serves 10-12
If the
thought of spending one more minute slaving over a hot stove doesn't sound like
a cake walk, here's a snappy, sumptuous recipe for the entire family!
What you'll need:
4 ounces
whipped topping of choice
1 jar Robert Rothschild Pumpkin Curd ($8 at
Balducci's, Zabar's, Eli's
1/4 cup
sweetened condensed milk
Angel food
cake (homemade or purchased)
Easy as 1,
2:
1. Combine
all ingredients (except the cake) in a medium mixing bowl.
2. Serve
over toasted angel food cake slices or over fresh fruit.