Welcome to Rain's Thursday Art and Dinner Date! The theme is Bewitched this week. Here is my ACEO (2 1/2" x 3 1/2") in watercolour pencil with the stars in acrylic.
Ingredients:
2 crowns of broccoli cut into smaller even sized pieces including the stems.
2 onions sliced lengthwise
2-3 cloves of garlic minced
1/2 tsp salt
1/2 tsp black pepper
2-3 tbs lemon juice
1/2 tsp dried herb such as tarragon


28 comments:
Cute witch and weee, sounds yummy, what you baked!
Brokolici mám fakt ráda. Myslím, že i dýně by byla super takto připravená.
Linda a arte da feiticeira, adoro brócolis super nutritivo, Christine bjs.
Very betwitching! Love the roasted broccoli and onion, too!
Hello Christine! Lovely artwork! Love her hat and the food looks so good! yummy food! :) Happy Thursday and have a wonderful and spooctacular Halloween!
You always inspire me with you art.
Absolutely love your drawing of the witch, Christine. Happy Halloween!
A great witch painting and the recipe is delicious, I like it too!
Nice art, great recipe.
Drawing on time :)
I like all of that red hair flowing out from beneath the witch's hat which is really cool! Nice job, Christine!
The picture is great!
A good recipe, I really like broccoli.
Cool ART!
Nice art
Happy Thursday
Much♡love
Great witch :-D
Ooh, those veggies look delish. Love the Halloween pic.
The witch looks sweet rather than wicked. Great job!
An elegant bewitched painting
I love your witch. And I bet roasted broccoli is delicious.
Wonderful! I love her hair and hat.
-Soma
Excellent witch and YUM on the bake. I have broccoli soup in right now and waiting to finish. True story. Happy Halloween and boogie boogie.
Linda pintura. Gracias por la receta. te mando un beso.
Lovely art and delicious food.
...which kind of witch is this one? Have a sppoktacular evening.
I love the "Baby Onion" and the veggie dish looks terrific too!
I like your art and I like the recipe.
I enjoyed some broccoli cheese today ... yummy!
All the best Jan
I like your witch and your roasted broccoli.
I love your witch art Christine. The way you drew the hat is great with the wrinkles and the shadows!
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