The vibrant Alvarez family is full of quirky, outspoken, and passionate personalities and to match these bold personas are equally bold household items and dinnerware patterns!

In this first episode of One Day at a Time, Penelope is struggling to create her own traditions with her family while also respecting the Cuban traditions of her mother. After dedicating every Friday night as the night she cooks for the family, Penelope comes to find out the kids have already eaten her mother’s delicious ropa vieja and her cooking abilities are not needed.

During this amusing scene of mother vs. daughter, there is a fabulous Pier 1 Vallarta oil cruet seated on the counter near the leftover ropa vieja. The Vallarta pattern features red, yellow, and blue floral designs and bands.