The 60s shift dress lacked any sort of tailored waistline but did pinch in slightly around the ribs and skimmed over the hips, ending slightly above the knee
(Shes gotten really good at that with the proposal and all hehe) So, I am going to use this article today to highlight the things I loved from my friends bachelorette party, offer some tips and ideas, and help you plan the best themed bach party ever
Ingredients Pad Thai Sauce (enough for 4 servings, 1/4 cup per portion)(See Note) 3/4 + 1/8 cup tamarind concentrate 1 cup fish sauce 1/4 cup sugar 1/4 teaspoon cayenne pepper (or chili powder)(adjust to your taste) Noodles and Accompaniments (See Note) 8 ounces Thai Rice Stick Noodles (See Note) I used thicker noodles Boiling Water 4 ounces firm tofu, drained and diced in cubes 3 stalks green onions, cut in two inch pieces 2 eggs, lightly whisked (usually one egg per serving) garlic powder (or chopped fresh garlic) crushed peanuts Lime wedges chopped cilantro (optional) vegetable oil (or light olive oil) Instructions Prepare the Sauce Combine the tamarind concentrate, fish sauce and sugar in a bowl and taste for any adjustments
Subtle seam detailing runs along the front and back, adding structure without stiffness
Consider statement jewelry or a pretty scarf: These little touches go a long way in helping you feel dressed up and pulled together
