Shrimp skewers and yogurt sauce.
Everyone outside of Los Angeles thinks that everyone inside Los Angeles has something or another to do with Hollywood. This is not true. I mean, we make pottery. What have we got to do with the movies? Last time I checked pottery was not integral to the film making process.
Then, of course, someone comes along and decides to ruin my point. Actually, my point was ruined years ago. Bauer Pottery has been showing up in movies as far back as the days of the Marx Brothers and Shirley Temple. In more recent decades, one might have seen Bauer pottery in movies such as The Hand that Rocks the Cradle, Short Cuts and Because I Said So (we're told that Diane Keaton is a Bauer collector).
Current television viewers have pointed out that on the appropriately-titled Modern Family, the Dunphy kitchen is fully outfitted with American Modern® pottery.
Claire Dunphy (Julie Bowen) is framed by American Modern® Lug Bowls and Coffee Cups.
A new place to see a lot of Bauer and Russel Wright pottery is on the Food Network, specifically Bobby Flay's show Grill It!
Check your local listings or the Food Network site to find air dates and times for the show or you can catch some clips below. Click on the still images to enlarge.
Flay with an American Modern Lug Bowl in hand and plating on a Chop Platter.
The final dish, Pork Tenderloin Greek Salad on an American Modern Chop Platter.
Watch the clip here.
Claire Robinson preparing a stuffed tenderloin. Bauer Ringware Vase and Tumbler in Lime Green bottom left.
Stuffed tenderloin plated on a Bauer Yellow 14" Round Platter.
Watch the clip here.
Shrimp skewers and yogurt sauce. Photo at the top of the post. Watch the clip here.
Click here for more stills from Grill It!
Copyright for photos & video from Grill It! by the Food Network and photo from Modern Family by ABC.
1 comment:
Wow... The food looks even better on the plate! Its fun to see your dishes all over on tv!
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