-Tiny tiny sculptures of people interacting with food as the landscape. Fantastical!
-Today Slashfood had a post about the ”popener”, a name and product that made me giggle. I sent it to a couple of friends, and Kelly went the extra mile and clicked on the Spartacus link on the site where the popener is sold. The only Roman Gladiator to cook! Apparently it’s a show/going to be a show? What the?!
-Last night I made a simple, cheap, healthy-like dinner (those are my specialty). I cooked some cous-sous, added a can of butter beans, a can of diced tomatoes (drained) and a can of Glory mixed greens along with some garlic and onion powder, cumin, salt, pepper and crushed red pepper. Mixed it all up, put a blob of it on my plate, sprinkled low-fat Mexican cheeses on top and nuked it to melt the cheese. I served it with salsa. It was yummy. The greens really add a nice smoky-sweet flavor. I know it sounds strange. A “fusion” of Moroccan, Southern US, and Mexican. Hey, my kitchen is a melting pot, what can I say?
-I am currently drinking Old Speckled Hen Ale. It’s quite delish. Rich, but not in that dark-beer way. Kind of nutty, but still refreshing. I think it’s a bit on the expensive side, but heck, Jack bought it, and it’s really yummy. If you’re up for a beer splurge, I’d recommend it.
Showing posts with label food art. Show all posts
Showing posts with label food art. Show all posts
Thursday, May 04, 2006
Monday, January 17, 2005
edible art
Food nourishes your body, art nourishes your soul. When you combine the tow, great things can happen. But not always ;) My theme today…."eat your art"
These cakes are unbelievably cool. I especially like the Wine box one, and of course, the sushi cake.
An artist who does amazing things with caramel and pastry.
Ever read a book so delicious you could eat the pages?
Sugar Art. Wow.
Gummy bear necklaces, A map of Iraq made of crackers, cupcake poetry…must be "eat art 6!"
Sushi is an artform in itself, but here it’s taken to another level.
Paintings done entirely with coffee.
Spam carving (not for the sqeamish.) That reminds me, I’ll have to post my "Ode to processed meat products" here sometime.
This woman does beautiful things with eggshells.
Now I’m definitely inspired, but I have to figure out whether it’s to eat or to create.
These cakes are unbelievably cool. I especially like the Wine box one, and of course, the sushi cake.
An artist who does amazing things with caramel and pastry.
Ever read a book so delicious you could eat the pages?
Sugar Art. Wow.
Gummy bear necklaces, A map of Iraq made of crackers, cupcake poetry…must be "eat art 6!"
Sushi is an artform in itself, but here it’s taken to another level.
Paintings done entirely with coffee.
Spam carving (not for the sqeamish.) That reminds me, I’ll have to post my "Ode to processed meat products" here sometime.
This woman does beautiful things with eggshells.
Now I’m definitely inspired, but I have to figure out whether it’s to eat or to create.
Monday, January 10, 2005
where've ya bean?
Even though my stomach disagrees, I think that Beans are one of the earth's perfect foods. Healthy, versatile, yummy, cheap. Beans are great!
In fact, they are the theme for the next "My Blog is Burning," which I may have to participate in this time. Here's the info, plus some fantastic bean puns from Too Many Chefs. Bean Martin. that's classic.
Here's a can of beans that's traveling all over the world.
Beans & Crockpots are true soul-mates.
Who doesn't love a good bean tale? A Jack & the Beanstalk database with different versions and illustrations.
Mexican jumping beans jump because they have moth larvae in 'em. ew.
Speaking of ew, we all know beans are the "musical fruit." Blame it on oligosaccharides. But don't fret. There are precautions you can take to lessen the sound effects.
A favorite gulity pleasure (guilty in that it's cheap fast-food) is actually pretty healthy. Taco Bell Bean Burrito Fresco Style. Now, making burritos at home is even better....healthier and probably cheaper, and of course yummier. My favorite way to make them was inspired by the gi-huge-ic burritos at Tomatillo's. All you do is make plain white rice, and when it's done you add chopped up fresh cilantro and jalepeno (about one bunch's worth of cilatro leaves and 1 or 2 peppers, depending on their heat) and mix thoroughly. pile some in a large tortilla, add beans (I like black beans...from a can...flavored with cumin, garlic powder, mexican oregano and hot pepper flakes) and any other burrito fare you desire (cheese, lettuce, tomatoes, salsa, etc.). Since you're getting bulk from rice and beans, you can make a dozen burritos easy...burritos for a week!
Vanilla Beans are sexy.
The Bean Bible. Bean praying?
The Powamu Festival is a Hopi Indian celebration of the bean sprout. The Bean sprout represents fertility. and there's flogging!
Jelly Bean art.
Bean art.
Bean fortune telling.
Chocolate covered beans. Coffee beans that is. *drool*
Well, that's enough beans to power a submarine, i think. It's bean real, it's bean fun! (sorry, couldn't help myself.)
In fact, they are the theme for the next "My Blog is Burning," which I may have to participate in this time. Here's the info, plus some fantastic bean puns from Too Many Chefs. Bean Martin. that's classic.
Here's a can of beans that's traveling all over the world.
Beans & Crockpots are true soul-mates.
Who doesn't love a good bean tale? A Jack & the Beanstalk database with different versions and illustrations.
Mexican jumping beans jump because they have moth larvae in 'em. ew.
Speaking of ew, we all know beans are the "musical fruit." Blame it on oligosaccharides. But don't fret. There are precautions you can take to lessen the sound effects.
A favorite gulity pleasure (guilty in that it's cheap fast-food) is actually pretty healthy. Taco Bell Bean Burrito Fresco Style. Now, making burritos at home is even better....healthier and probably cheaper, and of course yummier. My favorite way to make them was inspired by the gi-huge-ic burritos at Tomatillo's. All you do is make plain white rice, and when it's done you add chopped up fresh cilantro and jalepeno (about one bunch's worth of cilatro leaves and 1 or 2 peppers, depending on their heat) and mix thoroughly. pile some in a large tortilla, add beans (I like black beans...from a can...flavored with cumin, garlic powder, mexican oregano and hot pepper flakes) and any other burrito fare you desire (cheese, lettuce, tomatoes, salsa, etc.). Since you're getting bulk from rice and beans, you can make a dozen burritos easy...burritos for a week!
Vanilla Beans are sexy.
The Bean Bible. Bean praying?
The Powamu Festival is a Hopi Indian celebration of the bean sprout. The Bean sprout represents fertility. and there's flogging!
Jelly Bean art.
Bean art.
Bean fortune telling.
Chocolate covered beans. Coffee beans that is. *drool*
Well, that's enough beans to power a submarine, i think. It's bean real, it's bean fun! (sorry, couldn't help myself.)
Monday, November 15, 2004
you look delicious
I’m not really a fashionista or anything. But lately I’ve come across a few things that have inspired me to do a post about fashionable food and food fashions.
For the chef, these aprons are so cute. And don’t forget your wine!
For the stylish little girl in all of us, doll cakes are like playing dress-up and easy bake oven at the same time! Doll cake supplies, anyone?
Have a shoe Fetish? Having Cake? Here’s everything you’ll need. Cake stand. Cake server. Plates.
A book about fashionable food through the years. And an article about Japan’s chic food of the moment.
You can use your fashion for food purposes , or go crazy and use food for fashion purposes. Mmmmm…chocolate.
A little style in your eating is a good thing, but this is taking it way too far. brrr. What’s next? Chanel Croutons and Louie Vuitton mustard?
Chic appetit!
For the chef, these aprons are so cute. And don’t forget your wine!
For the stylish little girl in all of us, doll cakes are like playing dress-up and easy bake oven at the same time! Doll cake supplies, anyone?
Have a shoe Fetish? Having Cake? Here’s everything you’ll need. Cake stand. Cake server. Plates.
A book about fashionable food through the years. And an article about Japan’s chic food of the moment.
You can use your fashion for food purposes , or go crazy and use food for fashion purposes. Mmmmm…chocolate.
A little style in your eating is a good thing, but this is taking it way too far. brrr. What’s next? Chanel Croutons and Louie Vuitton mustard?
Chic appetit!
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