Food Geometry. Highlighting the shapes of olives and their leaves in this pattern.

Geometric and minimalist fruits for a happy picnic.

For Food Geometry. It's nice and simple recipe without sugar. Very popular for summer refresh in Japan.

Wear Your Food

A simple, quick, no mess spaghetti recipe. FInely diced veggies and symmetry everywhere! Food geometry is fun!

Food Geometry in pear, asparagus, drinks, desserts, sausages ...

Food Geometry

For the Handpicked Design challenge "Food Geometry."

My first ever entry to one of these thingumabobs! No other food to me represents geometry more than sushi: all those cubes, cylinders and cylinder-y cubes...it's enough to almost make me miss math class (almost).

FOOD GEOMETRY
Digital collage illustration designed for the FEAST Collection.

FOOD GEOMETRY
Digital collage illustration designed for the FEAST Collection.

FOOD GEOMETRY
Digital collage illustration designed for the FEAST Collection.

FOOD GEOMETRY
Digital collage illustration designed for the FEAST Collection.

FOOD Geometry is right up my alley! I love to design with a limited color palette and stylized images and see how crazy I can get. Also, sadly, I like puns.

Pear, almond and pistachio tart, based on a classic Spanish Santiago tart, with added fruit and nut. Heat your oven to 170 degrees C. Whisk 4 eggs with 250g sugar until the colour is pale yellow. Chop or coarsely grind 50g unsalted pistachio nuts and add these and 200g ground almonds to the egg mixture. Add 50g softened butter. Whisk it all until soft and creamy. Grease a round tart tin, 30cm diameter and pour in the cake mix. Peel 2 small or 1 very large pear (comice or Williams are good for this) and cut into even slices about 1cm thick at the outer edge. Arrange the pear slices around the cake, pressing them into the mixture so that they’re slightly covered. Bake for 35 minutes or until the cake mixture is just firm to touch. Let it cool in the tin for a few minutes before turning out. It’s really good served with a dollop of plain yoghurt. It’s supposed to serve 8 people, but nobody would get seconds, so I would say it serves 4 to 6.

FAVE MEMORY

A few fresh ingredients, fish, basil, tomatoes, and a cold beer.
Food Geometry!