I love French toast, it's simple to make and tastes good as a dessert with scoop of ice cream.
I made breakfast French toast the way my mom makes and stack them like Jenga. Drizzle with maple syrup, spinkle with icing sugar and cinnamon.
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I think it's enough post on my trip to NYC.
Last thing I want to share is the books I bought at Kinokuya that I enjoyed reading. They're all written by same person.
Natsume Ono has interesting drawing style that reminds me of Europe pop art, in video game world something like Parappa the Rappa art. You'll notice from her vocabulary and environment she uses, a huge influence from Italian culture.
But her current story she's working on is Japanese
jidaigeki called Sarai-ya Goyou(
House of Five Leaves) which made into anime done by Manglobe(creater of Samurai Champloo)
My favorite is "Not Simple" I know this has in English translation. Did anyone watched the Oscar nominated film, "
Precious"? If you enjoyed that, this is a book for you.
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My highlight of trip to the MET was seeing fascinating paintings.
I appreciate portrait painting the most so I took lot of those for reference. I love the way they paint people's eyes, nose, mouth, and blushy cheeks. It has so much detail and yet it has soft feel to it.
Looking at these paintings, I have re-acknowledged how important to observe things you paint, how precise you have to be with your color and many more reasons.
This is one of my goal to paint.
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Great place to have grilled cheese sandwiches at
Kickshaw! Most of the stuff, I have no idea what I'm eating but everything there are delicious.
We tried their chocolate bars and pastry that they carry.
Mast Brothers Chocolate has beautiful candy wrap I adore so much. I love dark chocolate so this had amazing taste!
They also serve pastry from
Balthazar's croissants and sticky buns. Their sticky buns are simply amazing, and very well controlled sweetness.
I miss their food so much.
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