Oh, my darlin', why not incorporate some clementines into your holiday tabletop? Be it in a centerpiece bowl, at individual place settings, or even as a little lantern...
We're spying beautiful (and tasty) clementines in their little 5-pound crates popping up at the grocery store. Grab a box and use them in your seasonal entertaining.
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The place setting is adorable.
You could also make mini orange pomanders (an orange studded with whole cloves)
I love having a dish of clementines this time of year -- not only for the look but for the smell. Divine!
I keep the peels and boil them with a cinnamon stick. They make the whole house smell amazing.
clementines are my favorite fruit -- I can eat them like candy. MmmmmmMMmm so glad they're coming into season again.
LOVE the baby clem lantern!
I'll have to look for these at the grocery store. Love the commenter's idea of a mini pomander, too…mmm.
Love clementines.
I remember as a kid one snowy afternoon before Xmas, Mom got a box of these and a bottle of whole cloves:
We stuck a number of cloves in them and tied them in golden ribbons, then hung them from our christmas tree - the smells of orange and cloves remind me of that day...
At Christmastime we place clementines in a large crystal bowl and disperse gold foil wrapped round chocolates among them. It makes for a festive festive centerpiece.