Esther O Design

Follow the easy steps below to create this original, head turning centerpiece using any plates you have available, and no-there is no hole in the plate!

Fruit platters are usually made from cut-up melons, pineapples, etc., on large platters. For this fruit platter, I used a variety of fruits not typically used on platters. I was amazed how many different colors and textures I was able to fit on a 9-inch plate to create this striking presentation.

This Tu B’Shvat bring the Shuk to you! Fill these adorable mini burlap bags with a variety of the fantastic fruits/ nuts available and give your family a “taste” of the Macheneh Yehudah experience.

Have a blast creating these adorable fruit characters. 

Full of personality and fun, they are a great Tu B’shvat activity for the younger (and older) members of the family.

No Chanukah miracle here-the contents of this charcuterie board will not last eight days!!!

Now it’s the challahs “turn” to get into the Chanukah action!! Following a few simple steps you can create a cutom made dreidel shaped challah.

For young and old, Chanukah parties are the highlight of the season. If you're lucky enough to have the opportunity to host, you know that it can be daunting to crey of bars means that each person can have things just the way they like them! An excellent way to assure that your party is the best one, bar none!