Showing posts with label food as art. Show all posts
Showing posts with label food as art. Show all posts

Wednesday, December 2, 2009

Feast Your Eyes on Our Feast


We show up to our friends house to feast.


We know we are in for a blazing treat.


We spy our chef commanding the kitchen stage by stomping his feet.


We run to the table and scramble to our seats.


We sing "Grace"! in unison to give thanks for this amazing retreat.


We are delighted by the simplest dishes, our taste buds accede.


We devour everything, pouring and splashing, leaving nothing neat.


We stay amused by the company we keep.


We talk of fun times and try to recall screaming, "how did we meet"?


We scavenge and scoop and dip and dig as our spoons meet.


We cheer and clank and chatter on about what is still to achieve.


We cherish the sounds that abound as roosters and mules greet.


We never resolve to stay polite, and instead find each our own soap box speech.


We wander away upstairs in search of some quiet relief.


We spy the powder room mirror to see what might remain in our teeth.


We realize the bed is calling us over to carry us to sleep.


We cheek kiss and bear hug, and grab our keys.


We head out the gate, so thankful we found all that we came to seek.



Metal Art Work: Mark Silka

Monday, June 29, 2009

Food + Art = Love



Food is Love.



Art is Love.



Every little thing is Love.



An ugly black cigar is Love.



A ring from some obnoxious little king is Love.


In the words of Colette's "Gigi",
"Food is Love. Art is Love. Every little thing is Love."
"An ugly black cigar is Love. A ring from some obnoxious little king is Love"
..."I just don't understand the Parisians. Making Love every chance they get."

So there I am, finding my Self again, staring down into a cup, looking for Love.
Could you imagine my surprise, as a looked with my own eyes, what was staring back at me, as a took a sip!

So insatiable I am all the time. Looking around every corner, out the car window, in every unkempt drawer, for something more. I drank it all up. And of course, I still want more but, at least for a moment I took pause. I enjoyed the delight of every little bite, and watched as my glass caught the light.

May your world of art and words and food, deliver you Love and more.
Take the time to enjoy the delight of every little bite.


This is what I did:
Puree a few fresh apricots and pour in glass.
Puree separately a handful of fresh raspberries and drop in as two spoon fulls.
Food + Art = Love.