Apr 1, 2013
More video game food! And the last day of Make Art March. I'm hoping to do another daily creative exercise during April, maybe working on my screen writing....
Recipe here. Vote if you like it!
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More video game food! And the last day of Make Art March. I'm hoping to do another daily creative exercise during April, maybe working on my screen writing....
Recipe here. Vote if you like it!
Post the 27th Make Art March
Super Delicious, Totally Fantastic
Vegetarian/Vegan Ramen
Serves:
2 lovely fat bowls of vege ramen heaven.
Soup:
1 medium leek, rinsed & sliced thin
2 cloves garlic, minced
1 medium thumb of fresh ginger, also minced
3 tablespoon sesame oil
½ teaspoon dried chilli flakes
2 heaped tablespoons veg Miso paste
2 cups kombu dashi (kelp stock)
2 cups veg or chicken style (also veg friendly) stock
Pinch of Salt (Soy) & Pepper
1 fistfull organic ramen noodles
Top with:
Some sort of Bok or Cabbage
Lightly stir-fried carrots & sprouts
Fried onion crisps or fresh scallions
Shimchi or Crushed peppercorns & sesame seeds
Optional - Soft to medium boiled "ramen" egg
Method:
Heat half the sesame oil in a sauce pan. Over high-ish heat add leek, garlic and ginger, after 2 minutes add chilli flakes and reduce heat.
Add your miso paste and a splash of stock. Stir until the paste breaks up, then add the kombu dashi and remaining stock. Simmer for 10 minutes or so, add soy sauce and pepper to taste. Be aware it's easy to over salt your soup, so taste test!
Boil your ramen noodles for 3-4 minutes until al dente and drain them. Place noodles in the bowl you'll be serving your ramen in. Pour your piping hot soup over the noodles (you can strain the soup to make it less cloudy, but I like it this way) and add the toppings you've chosen. Sprinkle over some shichimi and some sesame seed oil. Serve. Eat. Food Coma.
Post the 26th Make Art March. I've seen a few images of this definition running around tumblr. Thought I might be able to improve on it a little in both wording and aesthetics.
Post the 22nd of Make Art March.
Featuring cubism and my incredibly poor sense of colour mixing.
Inspire by an image found on Tamara McDaniel’s tumblr - realblackhair.tumblr.com
Post the 20th Make Art March. Princess Bubblegum Machine!!
Post the 18th Make Art March.
This incredibly lazy post is based on a true story!
Post the 17th Make Art March. I can’t really tell if the ideas I have ever translate fully, but I thought this was super cute and sort of making fun of nostalgia at the same time.
Also tamagotchis are adorbz.
Post the 16th of Make Art March. I made/built myself a terrarium.
On one hand I’ve definitely seen better terrariums but on the other hand this is also my first. Really quite happy about it, it shall brighten my room!