This picnic includes all the tasty treats of a Texas Picnic! Complete with fried chicken!

This dressing was a staple in our house growing up. You can buy it in stores, but I like making my own. It also makes a great dip for veggies!

I was inspired by the bounty of fresh produce that I can find at my local Farmers Market. Add in some pantry staples and you have a wonderful and flavorful summer bounty salad. You can swap out the protein for tofu and have a totally vegetarian meal.

This was done as a demonstration for my Materials and Techniques class at SCAD Atlanta. I've had several classes create illustrated recipes for TDAC but I've never actually completed one before, and it was great fun! The technique is watercolor and colored pencils on 300# hot press watercolor paper with touchups in Photoshop. I "borrowed" the recipe from https://cafedelites.com/ because it just sounded so delicious. I haven't made it yet, but it's definitely happening soon. Enjoy!
#scad, #scadillustration

Growing up Asian, I’ve had many curries in my life. Japanese-style with the thicker, slightly sweet sauce is one of my favorites. And a favorite of my sailor husband who’s eaten it several times being ported in Japan.

Easy Summer Salad

Arborio rice has been easier for us to acquire during this time of quarantine versus white rice and/or brown rice. Because of this, we learned how to make Chicken Risotto! It was surprisingly simple with loads of patience and stirring endurance.

Lockdown cooking! April 15, 2020.
In the time when we have limited Supply and need a lot more of comfort food!

Here is a quick recipe for my family's favorite called Lemon chicken! My grandfather makes it for family get-togethers with mint chutney and his mighty glass of whiskey of course!

Here is my take on the same, Simpler and quicker I guess.
Must tell you I only perfected this as a student. It was cheap and quick after a crazy long day!

Going camping in Lake George, NY was a staple of my childhood, and in 2019 my family decided we would go back. My boyfriend, still in culinary school at the time, cooked up a stir fry I’ll never forget- so here it is! Served best with a deck of UNO cards.

Created for MICA Spring 2020 Illustrating the Edible with Rebecca Bradley

Having spent only the first six years of my life in the Philippines and now living in London I’ve had the desire to explore my culture through learning more things about my favourite dishes. Adobo is quite a simple dish to prepare but through my mother I learnt that some of the ingredients she uses are not used in all of the regions of the Philippines. My artwork illustrates a recipe past down from my grandmother to my mother and then to me.

If happens that you love a lot your onions, garbanzos and chicken I'm convinced that you will fall in love with this recipe.
This traditional comfort chickpeas soup is a worth dish to try in any season, it's fulfilling with vermicelli rice.
For the rise preparation just toast a hand full of vermicelli in 2 tablespoon of butter to golden brown, then add the washed rise and cover it with water, cook on low heat until cooked. Serve warm.