Showing posts with label foodie. Show all posts
Showing posts with label foodie. Show all posts

Monday, April 19, 2010

Sweded :: Olle Hemmendorff - advertising, internet, fashion and art::


This :: guy :: makes delicious :: shoes :: . These bad boys were commissioned by Nike and displayed in Stockholm at :: Sneakersnstuff :: a while back. Mmmm.

Also, upon further inspection of his site, Olle managed to do some pretty cool interior decorating by laying down some sticky-back vinyl over his less than attractive flooring and doodling all over the place. The result is wicked, and as a side note: his cat is ridiculously beautiful.



Sunday, March 7, 2010

T and I go Master Chef on that shiz.

Master Chef, Top Chef, the f word, etc. I have a lot of free time these days since a) I have finally finished school; b) I am in a brand new city and I know like three people here (they have jobs); c) I have no job mostly due to my inability to fluently speak the native language; d) I am exceptionally low on cash flow (see point c)... so I watch a lot of tv. My favourite shows here are cooking shows, property search shows (they fly to exotic locations and try to find a 'place in the sun' for British home buyers), Antiques Road Show and How I Met Your Mother. There is a disproportionately large amount of tv time dedicated to the cooking shows here, so I have become quite caught up in the idea of cook-offs and food challenges.

After dinner tonight (I used an awesome baked fish and veggies recipe that my mom sent me last week), T and I decided to have a dessert challenge with any ingredients we could find in the kitchen. I went for a caramelised banana with vanilla sugar and cardamom while T opted for an orange/ginger concoction with a caramel sauce.

After a taste test, T conceded that I was the winner, although I think on a Master Chef episode I would have been crucified for my presentation. Regardless... Mmm.

"Orange-Ginger-Caramel Disaster" (name given by T when asked for what he wanted his dish to be called).


"Sweet Bananarama Deliciousness" (I went for a more modest description).