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Been jonesing for a rootbeer float lately. The ice cream is homemade (I used an Alton Brown recipe cuz he's my hero) and I stuck that mug in the freezer for a bit before making this one.
Strobist info and setup:
mug is sitting on a piece of Plexiglass, set on top of a cardboard box lined with black velvet to kill light. Tried to clean the plexi as best I could before the shot to limit amount of work done in post. Clone stamped and brushed away the horizon lines for the plexi in Photoshop and burned the reflected image on the bottom a bit, which de-emphasized that portion of the frame a bit and ended up killing a lot of the imperfections in the plexi as well. Two birds with one stone!
2 flashes to either side and slightly in front, shot through DIY strip boxes made from cutting an Amazon.com box in half, taping it back together, and lining the inside with aluminum tape. Diffused using the waxy paper I peeled the tape off of because I was too sick and tired to get up, throw it away, and find some other form of diffusion material.
ABR800 from underneath, tripped optically by resting it on a scrap of foil to catch and bounce the light into its slave eye.
copyright © 2008 sean dreilinger
view nick with a root beer float, rachel with a beer - _MG_5110 on a black background.
copyright © 2010 sean dreilinger
view nick enjoying a root beer float - _MG_6600 embed on a black background.
Brownie revisits Root Beer Float Cupcakes with some time saving recipe updates included: blondieandbrownie.blogspot.com/2008/04/root-beer-floatie-...
Day 7 of the "wife and daughter are gone for a week" meal plan.
This root beer float was AMAZING, by the way.
Michaela and I were attempting to make Root Beer Float Biscotti but something obviously got lost in translation and we were left with a batter that was too runny to form into a log shape. So we laughed for a long time and then decided to just plop it onto a cookie sheet and see what would happen. They were very light and airy and reminded me of animal crackers.
Recipe: veganfeast.tumblr.com/post/810876205/cran-nut-rootbeer-bi...
Vegan Root Beer Float Ice Cream!
Recipe here (along with recipes for chocolate, vanilla and root beer ice creams! four recipes in one, score!).
This was the root beer float we shared at Broadmoor Bistro Wednesday night. They made their own root beer, their own ginger ice cream, their own ginger cake/bread. It was unique and delicious. And that root beer would kick some butt! I attended 9th grade here when it was a junior high school. Now it's a technical school for the Shawnee Mission and Blue Valley school districts. Their chef school won a James Beard award. They're open to the public only on Wednesday evenings during the school year....and serve a 4 course meal, plus non-alcoholic beverage and dessert for only $25. If you live in the Kansas City area - check out their menu online at:
Neighborhood awareness groups make this their headquarters for helping with census, boundary plans, zoning laws, energy laws, smoking or non smoking issues, parking spaces reserved for military recruiters, public education reform throughout bay area, rededication to armed forces of the u.S., neighborhood clock and watch programs and other upbeat and positive grass roots movements.
Vegan Root Beer Float Ice Cream!
Recipe here (along with recipes for chocolate, vanilla and root beer ice creams! four recipes in one, score!).
On September 2, 2010, members at The HON Company’s headquarters in Muscatine, Iowa were treated to an ice cream social to raise funds for City of Hope. For a donation members could get all of the ice cream, rootbeer floats, popcorn and cotton candy they could handle, with all of the funds raised going towards City of Hope’s medical innovations.
For more information on City of Hope please visit cityofhope.org, and to find out more about The HON Company please visit www.hon.com.
A pinwheel of French vanilla and chocolate-root beer sugar cookie doughs form these icebox cookies. My idea was to capture the flavours of a favourite Summer treat from my childhood - a root beer float - in portable, two bite form!
A pinwheel of French vanilla and chocolate-root beer sugar cookie doughs form these icebox cookies. My idea was to capture the flavours of a favourite Summer treat from my childhood - a root beer float - in portable, two bite form!
On September 2, 2010, members at The HON Company’s headquarters in Muscatine, Iowa were treated to an ice cream social to raise funds for City of Hope. For a donation members could get all of the ice cream, rootbeer floats, popcorn and cotton candy they could handle, with all of the funds raised going towards City of Hope’s medical innovations.
For more information on City of Hope please visit cityofhope.org, and to find out more about The HON Company please visit www.hon.com.