This recipe is inspired by my mom's cooking. A lovely blend of two cultures.

No Patriot celebration without Locro!
If you travel to Argentina in the month of May, adjust your calendar on the 25th, celebrate with us another anniversary of the "Día de la Patria" eating a good dish of Locro. Enjoy with your family and friends. Sky blue and white rosette in your heart, and Viva la Patria!

Classical meal for 31 December traditionally to bring good fortune and luck in the new year.

I've bean to Brazil!

Feijoada is the Brazilian national dish, a richer mixture of meats, black beans and lots of flavour. There are as many recipes as cookers, but always with the black beans as the main character... and here is my version: the way I like it on my table on Saturdays! Enjoy this dish, that is the culinary translation of Brazilians rich mixture of cultures, colours and flavours!

Incredibly delicious Brazilian black beans recipe!

This recipe has BEAN in our family for generations! New Years Day would not be complete without some of these delicious, healthy and LUCKY blackeyed peas!!

Every Christmas Eve, my family and I make all sorts of finger foods to eat while we watch "A Charlie Brown Christmas." These Martha Stewart sausage balls are always the star of the show; we make one tray to eat on Christmas Eve, and another to eat for breakfast while we unwrap presents on Christmas morning. In this illustration I wanted to document our favorite Christmas recipe and capture the charming 1960s style of our favorite Christmas movie, "A Charlie Brown Christmas."

I created this recipe as a student project in Ohn Mar Win's Skillshare Class "Food Illustration: Design a Vintage Style Illustrated Recipe."

Why settle for one kind of Polish sausage, when you could enjoy unique flavours of a regional kiełbasa? This food map shows the best ones in northern Poland.

The best and favorite kind of breakfast, one that's best enjoyed on the table for two. Illustration for the Handpicked challenge of Food Geomtery

Food Geometry. When you have Japanese set meal, you'll see all kinds of shapes and forms from the tableware. On top of that, There are perfectly shaped triangle rice balls called Onigiri, rectangular-shaped omelette and even small dices of tofu in Miso soup!. I also draw traditional Japanese pattern often seen in Furoshiki clothes in the background to give the artwork the sense of place.

Is it a meat mandala or a deli disc? Doesn’t matter - Math has never been so tasty! Enjoy this cheesy spread and dream of picnics under shady trees.

Food Geometry

Tuscan Tortellini Soup is something that my mom makes at home a lot (though it is not a recipe she made up entirely on her own) and is always something that I look forward to when I'm home visiting from school. She makes it a little extra spicy which I love, and ALWAYS makes it in this huge, teal colored pot. If you haven't had it before, you should definitely try it now! For anyone who's curious, this design and type was all drawn and arranged by myself on Photoshop using a Wacom tablet.