Welcome to Rain's Thursday Art and Dinner Date! Rain is on an indefinite break but I am continuing with her themes, why not? Here are my 'Pots and Pans' an ACEO (2 1/2" x 3 1/2"). I was going for a vintage look.
For the Dinner Date, I made an imitation crab dip using this recipe. It was good.


I have made a similar recipe with baby shrimp,
ReplyDeleteit was very delicious!
I really like the pots in your drawing!!
I loved the colorful times! My PIL had a 70´s style kitchen till they moved to their other son - soooo cool!
ReplyDeleteGreat sketch!
Your painted pot drawing is great and the crab recipe looks delicious.
ReplyDeleteHugs Elke
They look like Le Creuset
ReplyDeleteI really like the pots and pans and the colours you used :-D
ReplyDeleteI'll pass on the dip!
Cool painting
ReplyDeleteVery colorful! I have never had this kind of dip.
ReplyDeleteWonderful Thursday post! The dip looks tasty!
ReplyDeleteChristine linda a sua arte das panelas, caranguejo deu água na boca, bjs.
ReplyDeleteA beautiful artwork!
ReplyDeleteI like those colorful pots and pans. Especially the yellow one. I'd like a yellow pot, but I don't really need one.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful art!
ReplyDeleteYou always come up with the best use of Rain's word. Love the pots and pans.
ReplyDeleteYour pots and pans are a perfect pairing with the dinner date. Blessings, Christine!
ReplyDeleteThat crap dip looks wonderful.
ReplyDeleteBoth look lovely Christine.
ReplyDeleteI like imitation crab, I use it in my crab salad.
ReplyDeleteI love the pots, they remind me of my mother. ❤️😊
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ReplyDeleteI really like the picture with the pots.
Lindas ollas. Gracias por al receta. Te mando un beso.
ReplyDeleteI do like the pots and pans and their wonderful colours.
ReplyDeleteAll the best Jan
LOVE those colorful pots.
ReplyDeleteNice art and delicious recipe
ReplyDeleteThank you for both the art and the dip. I would like to have more colorful pots and pans in my collection.
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