Phases
after peeling ten potatoes, six carrots,
one onion, and four cloves of garlic
March 3, 2010
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after peeling ten potatoes, six carrots,
one onion, and four cloves of garlic
March 3, 2010
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Like my writing, my drawing seems to be on its way somewhere, never quite finishing one phase before it moves on to the next.
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6 comments:
That must be a great meal. I love the curl in his beard. He's looking a bit sad, but his beard curls from joy thinking about the meal he's going to prepare. :-)
That must be it. Or maybe it’s caused by the steam rising from the pan. Stew! I forgot to mention: celery, and two small tomatoes.
In Holland they call that meal, or at least one consisting of similar ingredients, 'hutspot'. My mother cooked it for us often when we were children. I loved it. It's a hodge podge of tastes, a bit like your wonderful portraits and phases.
Typical William-Salad with sliced eyes on us and therefore curling...
Thanks, Elisabeth. I’ve actually considered brewing a tea made from these drawings, but I’m worried about the long-term effects.
Hutspot sounds a little different, at least according to the handful of recipes I just looked up online, which call for some milk and butter. But the general idea sounds the same. I’ve made this stew with beef, with lamb, and with no meat at all, depending on my mood and what we have on hand. Yesterday we enjoyed it with some fresh sourdough we bought at a bakery downtown when we were out with our grandson.
Rudhi, when you look in your pan before you start cooking and you see something like this, I think it’s already too late! At least my wife tells me so.
Lieber William,
hier musste ich beim Lesen lachen, ja, deine Gesichtsausdrücke zeigen die einzelnen Phasen sehr deutlich...
lieb, Rachel
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