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When I was little, I hated pie, so every Thanksgiving morning while I watched the parade on TV, my mom would make some chocolate pudding to take to dinner just for me.
We had watched a Food show that had rice pudding in it a while back and happened to have some leftover brown rice. A perfect opportunity to try rice pudding!
allrecipes.com/recipe/creamy-rice-pudding/detail.aspx
I added at least an extra 1/4 cup milk to compensate for the drier brown rice, decreased the sugar by about 1/3, omitted the raisins and melted in about 2/3 cup chocolate chips before adding the butter and vanilla.
(hahah sorry, bad light, pudding moved before i could take more shots. i don't have photoshop. haha. only use iphoto's "retouch" bleh.)
More artwork of my favorite avi outfit on pudding_cak3. This piece in particular, I'm really proud of. It's my last day using Sai so I wanted to TRY to do something that looked decent and not rushed. After this, I'll be stuck with paint until I can find my photoshop instilation CD's and until I can purchase Sai.
Done completely on Sai. I think it took about 2-3 hours, on and off working.
Seat of the Great Fire of London, which started in a Baker's shop in Pudding Lane on the night of 2nd September 1666. Fires were commonplace in London at the time and no-one took much notice of it at first; but a dry, easterly wind soon fanned the flames and the fire became out of control. It burned for 5 days; 13,000 houses were destroyed and 85 (out of 107) parish churches were burned. 150,000 were made homeless; however only six deaths were recorded (in reality, the death toll must have been much higher).
The Monument, which commemorates the Great Fire, is in the background.