Calling all holiday chefs, bakers and bartenders!
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| Noodle Kugel Recipe Illustrated by Marianne Milzoff |
For this week's theme, Marianne Milzoff suggests that we share our favorite holiday recipes by turning them into pieces of art. Handwritten and illustrated recipes can be very inviting and heartwarming such as in "The Enchanted Broccoli Forest," a vegetarian recipe book written and illustrated by Mollie Katzen. It's a great way for us to be festive together even though we are physically apart.
So, search through your Thanksgiving, Christmas, Hanukah, and other seasonal cookbooks and select your favorite recipe to illustrate: Cranberry bread, Stollen, gingerbread cookies, etc. But you don't have to limit your creativity to the dessert table. Try illustrating a recipe for a main dish or a seasonal drink like Rum and Bourbon Eggnog.
No recipes to share? How about drawing your traditional holiday dinner menu, special family dish or table setting? Have fun with this and be as traditional or as whimsical as you like!
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| Holiday Cookies Sketch by Lois Bender |
Need some inspiration? Check these videos:
Draw Tip Tuesday: Illustrating a Recipe
Koojse loves drawing food and illustrating recipes. And she loves sharing the joy of it! Here she does a super quick illustrated recipe - you can totally make it happen too!
Illustrate Your Favorite Dessert Recipe with Natalie Woo
Natalie Woo will show you her favorite tips and tricks using Gelly Rolls Pens, Koi Coloring Brush Pen to illustrate her favorite family recipe - Gâteau au Chocolat des Ecoliers.
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