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Rosemary-Black Olive
Red Wine
Notes: My selections from the many on the bread tray. These were extremely buttery with wonderful flavor. Totally addictive! I polished both off and when offered seconds, I chose the rosemary-lack olive again and the tomato.
The bread bowls that Rika baked were filled with yummy chicken mushroom stew, which she cooked as filling from scratch. She was inspired by a similar stew she ate at The soup spoon, Raffles shopping centre.
So, I finally made the leap and got a digital camera, a Fuji Fine Pix E900. A camera that I had heard nothing but good things about, Consumer Reports even gave it their highest rating. So after months of hemming and hawing and doing reserch I go to B&H yesterday and spend $400 (including 'accesories') and buy the damn thing.
I then take it home and start playing with it and as I'm looking at the playback, I notice all this noise, these weird lines across the screen, like I took a picture of a TV screen. It appears I got a lemon. Just a random crap. So, tomorrow the call to Fuji will take place (they're closed now) and goddamn they better give me a new camera.
And it's even more frustrating, because you can tell how close it is to giving you a really great image. Sigh.
This is one of the best images, it got pretty awful by like the 10th picture. Stupid ccd chip.
“Sandwich” is named after John Montagu, the 4th Earl of Sandwich. He didn't really 'invent' the sandwich but he may have made it popular.It is said that in 1762, he asked for meat to be served between slices of bread, to avoid interrupting a gambling game.
This is bread that was not sealed and refridgerated properly and as a result began to form mold. Mold spores if consumed can lead to foodborne illness.
Handmade bread with "Culture" branded into the crust while cooking.
Torn apart and eaten by section A in front of St. Marks Church
Adding the milk, water, butter and dissolved yeast, sugar and salt while making a loaf of white bread at home. A single loaf only that's easy, cooks in the toaster oven and isn't wasteful of food or power. To be used in a post at www.theodorerichard.com/foodblog
A symbol of life, health, hospitality, the body of Christ, and much, much more.
7 Days of Shooting. Week #38 - Icons & Symbols
Huat & I made these together! I should have take a photo of the insides... But anyway the bread was sooo soft and we had such a fun time kneading the bread together :) :)
Some day I'll also explain the Grand Hotel and what a bizarre and wonderful treat it is. They are definitely known for the fair in their main dining room. Thursday night's dessert was this absolutely amazing Bread Pudding. I won't go on - I cannot do it justice - but I love it at f/2.