Bozena Wojtaszek – Book #4
The time has come for another important in my culinary readings cuisine – Italian. So my Book #4 is “Science in the Kitchen and the Art of Eating Well” by Pellegrino Artusi. His cookbook was the first to combine recipes from different parts of Italy in the name of a shared tradition and is still considered as a “Bible of Italian food”. In this piece I went for the basics – pasta, parmesan and tomato sauce. Buon appetito!
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Love it!The colours and textures work so well, especially the plate of spaghetti! Well done.
Yes, Pellegrino Artusi is the bible for the italian cooking with the other well knowed ” Cucchiao d’argento”. You continue perfectly your kitchenbooks series.I like your spaghetti. Well done!
Lovely piece with suggestive representation of Italian cooking !!!
Wonderful, I picked up my fork to have a taste. Love this interpretation of food. Well done.
Your quilts are always so appetizing, I will make some pasta for lunch! I love your colours and fabrics, your composition is exquisite and inviting to the table. Great attention to details. Bravo!
I like the background made of different fabrics. And the spaghetti is almost real.
Love how you incorporate the 3D elements in your composition and how you continue the stitched words framing the quilt. Another fun and appetizing interpretation of the book. Well done.
Wonderful, you can almost taste the items you ave depicted. The hand towels in the background place yo u mentally directly in the kitchen with the chef.
This looks good enough to eat, and the choice of design and fabrics make me think of an Italian restaurant with the sun shining and the food smelling delicious. I love the way you have worked this. Well done
Your quilt is so inviting to sit down and start eating. The spaghetti looks so delicious! I love your fabric choices and the texture you created. Very well done, brvo!
So appetising! A lovely plate of pasta in a rustic kitchen. What a great illustration of your chosen text. Lovely.
Your work is appetizing, quiet colors and a wonderful creation.
Every time I am again pleasantly surprised how you manage to bring something new to the table. Love the texture of the spaghetti and the napkin. A very nice addition to your series.
You sure know how to convey the idea of a nice plate of spaghetti with Parmesan cheese served in an Italian restaurant. The fabrics are so well chosen for this tableau. Well done!