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I tried dehydrating a 1 pint jar of kimchi. It produced about 30 grams of dried kimchi which I blended into powder. Now I could use your help from this point. What should I combine these delicious kimchi powder with? I've put it on popcorn, I can see it being used as a alternative to vegetable stock, what else? Mixed drinks, ice cream, salads?
Softly painted checks with swags of flowers, birds and insects create an elegant effect in a small powder room.
Jenni cruises through one of the nice aspen glades at Powder Mountain, near Ogden, Utah.
I shot this during a day of Canon EOS-1D Mark IV auto focus testing. For more photos and notes on the AF performance: forums.photographyreview.com/showthread.php?t=61619
An old storage room for gun powder at Fort McClary, Portsmouth, New Hampshire
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Red & Blue coloured powder. in a jam jar lid, then dropped onto the studio base. The powder goes...everywhere, and I mean everywhere! Took me hours to clean up!
This is the subframe that supports the sheetmetal top of this table. Since this table is an outdoor table going to Austin, Texas, I have powder coated certail elements of this table build.
Since this part of the table is out of sight when the table is upright and installed, I thought a candy-apple red was in order. Its really a beautiful color. As with all my tables, I finish out and pay attention to detail in all areas, even the ones no one usually ever sees like the underside of the table. I've been doing this long before I knew who Christian Louboutin was :)
This is a land art "doodle" I did the other night. Land art doodles are quick, fun and they can lead to great ideas for bigger projects. (this one gave me some ideas, I'm hoping I can show you soon if I can find the time) I got the doodle idea from a contact that does some of the best doodles I've seen.
I didn't want to spend to much time in the cold the other night but I did want to do some land art with the snow we just got so I thought a doodle would be perfect. The snow was very powdery and it wouldn't pack together so I found a stick and started drawing in the snow. If I used the stick like a pencil it would make little piles of snow so I used a pointillism technique to minimize it.The pattern reminds me of coral.