Welcome to Rain's Thursday Art and Dinner Date! Here is my 'enclosed' piece, an ACEO (2 1/2" x 3 1/2") in acrylic marker.
For the dinner date, I made homemade mayonnaise using this Instagram video.
I tried it with some tuna sandwiches, it was very good!
3 eggs
2 tbs olive oil
1/3c water
1/4 tsp salt
1/4 tsp pepper
1 tsp vinegar
Blend and ready to use!
22 comments:
Always go for the homemade..it's actually easy if you have an immersion blender.
Clever idea with the letter.
And now I get hungry (day off, all routine gone).
Oh,will have to try the mayo recipe! Good to see your art! All the best to in the kitchen and with your art.
I don't add vinegar to mayonnaise, only lemon juice, because it's better.
Lovely art!
Both look great
That homemade mayo looks great and so easy to do. Blessings, Christine!
Great job on the mayo. I don't use enough of it to make it and have on hand without it going bad before I use it. Nice art.
Cute art.
Bravo for that homemade mayo
much🤍love
I have never been a fan of mayo! I love the art for the prompt! Great :-D
Thanks for the tip!
❤️👍
Good afternoon, and thank you for the recipes-love your little paintings-hugs from the lake
I like your art.
You can't beat home-made mayo.
Happy Thursday.
All the best Jan
The perfect "enclosed" is the letter that says "enclosed please find" ... you came very close to it. And the mayonnaise recipe seems to easy ... had I known, I would have been making my own a long time ago. Thanks for the heads up :)
Andrea @ From the Sol
Good for you to make homemade mayo. It looks like it's easy to do.
I have never made mayonnaise.
Linda pintura. Me gusta los sanduches de atún. Te mando un beso.
beautiful envelope
reminds me days older
thanks for sharing recipe
...great take on enclose.
Thank you for the art and the recipe. Always wanted to make homemade mayo.
That's a clever take on Rain's theme, Christine! Well done!
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