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They're really cool. Thnks for the link. I love the tree branches/paint cracks parallel.
As for the wine - yep the surface is there, but very faint.
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Wine looks good too but shouldn't we see a bit of the surface of the wine? We can see the oval of the rim. Maybe it's there but just too faint for my crummy eyesight.
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They're really cool. Thnks for the link. I love the tree branches/paint cracks parallel.
As for the wine - yep the surface is there, but very faint.
yep.. love his paintings too (can't afford them though but I have 4-5 litographs), I usually say, you can debate if you like his art, but not his skill
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Some seasonal ones for today's post on halloween treats (possible grim gaming snacks?):
The last one is an oozing chocolate cupcake - it's a neat trick and works really well.
And a couple more - trying to get glass to come out right.
Frangelico:
The excellently named Steaming Bishop:
and some cinnamon because all good winter drinks use cinnamon:
Nice to have some fall foods to do after the bright colours of summer.
like the steaming bishop, looks delicious
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Port heated with a cloved roasted orange. Absolutely lovely. Here's the recipe for all three of the cocktails. We put it together for Bonfire night parties in the UK, but they're good Autumn/Winter warming drinks all round.
Last edited by torstan; 11-04-2010 at 01:56 PM.
mmm ... sounds like good recipies for a cold time - thank god we got a cold time coming then
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