Posts Tagged ‘Fashion House’
December 21, 2010
Fashionable Interiors is extending their Cabbages & Roses giveaway TWO extra days.
This beautiful red cardigan and Raspberry French Toile Laundry bag are sure to make a great holiday gift.
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December 14, 2010
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Andrea is featuring a post about
Cabbages & Roses Autumn Winter Fashions…
and a wonderful fashion giveaway; a cozy red cardigan along with a raspberry French Toile Laundry Bag.
xx
C & R
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December 8, 2010December 1st,
a perfectly snowy start to the Christmas season.
We had a party!
We love a good party, this one was to introduce our friends and family to our beautiful new shop. Having fretted that nobody would come, we had 148 signatures in our visitors book of the bravest of the brave, intrepid in the extreme on the coldest night of the year so far. The snow fell beautifully in tiny crisp granules as if for effect not wetting nor settling.
Thank you all those who came, we had such a happy time.
Delicious canapes provided by our dear Ross Jordan, exquisite roast beef, smoked salmon and the dearest little chocolate Christmas puddings. Tony and Sarah Palmer provided the best roast chestnuts I have ever eaten perfect little warm bags to thaw frozen fingers (s.jpalmer81@yahoo.com). Going home presents were handkerchiefs printed with a 1954 map of London highlighting CABBAGES & ROSES growing chain of shops.
Visit us at our newest addition to the Cabbages family
at
No4 Avery Row, London W.1
xx
C&R
November 30, 2010
Stir up Sunday is traditionally around the 20th November, when the family Christmas pudding is made, well in advance of Christmas to allow all the lovely spicey flavours to mellow.
This has been my recipe for the past 30 years and in my opinion is far finer then any shop bought equivalent, not least because there is no hint of horrid candied peel or glace cherries!
The ingredients:
225g fresh breadcrumbs
225g plain flour
350g suet
225g demarera sugar
225g ordinary raisins
225g large stoneless malaga raisins
100g sultanas
225g of a mixture of nuts – pecans, walnuts almonds – broken into pieces not chopped
grated rind of one large orange and one large lemon
half teaspoon mixed spice
half teaspoon cinnamon
half teaspoon nutmeg
1 teaspoon salt
4 eggs size 2
150ml milk
1 wineglass brandy
Mix all dry ingredients in a large bowl.
Measure the milk into a jug and add the eggs and wineglass of brandy – whisk together and add to the dry ingredients.
Leave to stand at room temperature for at least 12 hours.
Divide into two 2 pint pudding basins making sure to leave at least an inch of headroom to allow the pudding to expand in cooking.
Cover tightly with tin foil tied with string, and lower into a large saucepan with water reaching half way up the pudding basin.
Steam on a low heat for at least 5 hours.
When cooked, change the foil covering and store in a cool dark place until Christmas day.
To heat, place in a large saucepan with water reaching half way up the pudding basin and steam for at least 2 hours before serving with brandy butter and a sprig of holly.
good luck!!
xx
Christina
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November 29, 2010(click on image to enlarge)
Visit www.cabbagesandroses.com to see the full assortment of these cozy jumpers and dresses.
xx
C&R
November 26, 2010
Cabbages & Roses are happy to announce that we are
offering free postage to all our blog and Facebook
friends on web orders over £100.
All orders placed online from November 26th until
December 11th are eligible – no matter where you are in the
entire world!
Our sales team will contact you after you have placed
your order to tell you if your items are in stock, so please
make sure your
email address and all details are correct. including your
Country, area code and address.
Please quote CABBLOG when they contact you to redeem
this offer.
Happy Holidays!
XX
C&R
November 22, 2010
CABBAGES & ROSES OPENS ON AVERY ROW
Cabbages & Roses is delighted to announce the opening of its new W1 London store on Avery Row, Mayfair’s premium shopping destination. Christina Strutt’s distinctive aesthetic is showcased over two floors of Fashion and Homeware. The Grade 2 listed building, has been lovingly restored, with original features: fireplace, exposed brickwork and artworks in Cabbages & Roses quintessentially British style.
The handmade fashion collection mixes tartan, velvet, cashmere, and taffeta in a range of vintage-style designs. A super-luxurious dressing room, clad in Toile de Poulet fabric completes the unique shopping experience.
The home collection of fabrics, cushions and one-of-a-kind vintage finds are handpicked by Christina herself.
http://www.cabbagesandroses.com
Cabbages & Roses – 4 Avery Row, London, W1k 4AL
xx
C&R