Here’s a drawing I did for a post I am planning. The post is going to be about getting kids to eat healthy. Or about giving up trying. Probably both. See “Broccoli for dessert“…
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You are very talented!
Thank you. Now you have discovered the real reason I blog. The rest is just commentary.
Wonderful! Really very nice. Can’t tell what you used – pencil?
Gail,
Yes, pencil, though officially I think I should say “graphite”? I did this drawing in about ten minutes. When I scanned it in, it got a bit of light cast into it (which made a bit of a purple cast on it), so I photoshopped that out, but some of the cast was left on the drawing; see, for example, under my signature. The “cast” added a bit more shadow to the drawing, an effect that I like.
Looks delicious. It’s one of the most difficult foods to cook properly.
Send the post to KCC!
I used to hide veggies by making a vegetable base for soup – cooked potatoes, carrots, onions, sweet potatoes and zucchini then put it through the grinder and freeze in portions. Then when I’d make a soup, I’d add a block of the veggie base.
Also I’d cut the sweet potatoes like I would the carrots…
Did you ever write the post?
Mother in Israel,
I just added a link to the Broccoli for Dessert post. Thanks for reminding me that I need to add links between related posts.