Vintage Portmeirion Fruit Strainer Drainer Colander - Botanic Garden Pattern circa 1972 - Made in England electroplated At the time Yogi Vithaldas

At the time Yogi Vithaldas wrote this cookbook he was living in New York City

Maybe it was a flower-a-day on someone's breakfast tray

the bright greens and pale blues bring a dashful of hopeful color that mirrors the earth just waking up around you

No one has helped more mainstream home cooks and bakers throughout the 20th century than Betty Crocker

it is not recommended that they be used for traditional mixing bowl purposes

Vintage Portmeirion Fruit Strainer Drainer Colander - Botanic Garden Pattern circa 1972 - Made in England electroplated At the time Yogi VithaldasWords are but poor instruments for describing plants. Deanne Swingle, 1946 {HISTORY} There are so many stories wrapped up in this fruit strainer that it very naturally takes on the form of a functional piece of kitchenware and also a stunning example of art history. Made by Portmeirion Pottery in Stoke on Trent, England, this pattern was called Botanic Garden and represents the artistic pursuit of an English sketch artist turned pottery maker named