Our Two Sense
Culinary Arts
Posted by Two Sense (Atlantic Shores, United States) on 28 September 2009 in Food & Cuisine and Portfolio.
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Lilly : How you doing with that cut-out for the sunshine toast ?
Ronnie : Just finished . . it was so difficult to get the shape and clean edges but I reckon I did well.
Lilly : But, where’s the bit for the middle ? And you kept the shape for serving on the side, yes ?
Ronnie :
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Sunshine Toast
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@Veronique: hee hee . . not these ones but, yes, we did run the recipe and it was a tasty way to use up supplies from our previous posting ! (Ronnie)
don from spokane, United States
A fine novelty shot of this interesting way to make letters! Looks and tastes good!
28 Sep 2009 2:45pm
Steven from Chicagoland, United States
So you got caught eating the "dot", eh? I love the contrasts on the right. The bread and utility knife remind me of a house gutter project I need to complete. :-)
28 Sep 2009 3:19pm
Chris from South Jersey, United States
Ronnie, you really took the "manly" solution to this problem, ruler, box cutter, protractor, calculator.....how many loaves of bread did you go through to get the right "R"????
Lily's solution is so much easier.....
very funny.....
28 Sep 2009 3:22pm
@Chris: In the corner of my mind, I know this to be only a mild exaggeration. (Ronnie)
MadScientist from Düsseldorf, Germany
Interesting. A variation with ice cream would be imaginable, too.
28 Sep 2009 3:49pm
grouser from Ludlow, United Kingdom
Perhaps you could try a font with serifs next time Ronnie
28 Sep 2009 4:58pm
@grouser: Serifs ? . . those are kinda angels, yes ? . . hee hee ( Ronnie, who else )
pernilla from Andonno, Italy
Sometimes men has to make easy things so complicated... :)
I hope you enjoyed your toast!
28 Sep 2009 7:31pm
António Pires from Lisbon, Portugal
Culinary it's becoming too scientific these days, at least too geometric.
28 Sep 2009 8:14pm
Daryl Johnson from Farnham, United Kingdom
Cool! But... what's with all the desk equipment in yours Ronnie...? Shouldn't you be doing this in the kitchen?
28 Sep 2009 9:20pm
Claudia from Illinois, United States
:) :) Love it! So...you were eating your "edible" art, huh? Bad, bad boy but what a fun image!
29 Sep 2009 1:20am
Dawn from Maryland, United States
Hope it was good!! ha ha!! Great idea and very funny. The way you have this all layed out is perfect!! : )
29 Sep 2009 1:42am
willow from Chelsea, United States
Looks like engineer versus artist making toast. Great composition.
29 Sep 2009 2:11am
Steve Rice from Olympia, United States
Ronnie will fill the middle with jam. No problem!
29 Sep 2009 2:35am
Monique from Koh Samui, Thailand
LOL ... Ronnie, why take the easy road when you can do it in a difficult way?! :) I think I prefer your toast, there's much more bread left, although you eat half of it ;)
29 Sep 2009 2:48am
@Monique: hee hee . . can make a tasty case for either side !
Barbara from Florida, United States
Hilarious!
Men always make things too complicated. I like Lillies simple and clean approach even a touch of color with the flowers.
OK so put it on the griddle and drop an egg in the middle. You still have the eggs from your previous post don't you?
So when is opening day for your breakfast restaurant?
Love it, you two are geniuses.
29 Sep 2009 3:05am
@Barbara: Smiles, Barbara . . Lilly and I are each on blood cholesterol highs with these recent postings . . nothing wasted around here ! Thanks for the visit. (Ronnie)
k@ from Paris, France
Masterpiece !! (you waste a whole bunch of slices and put bits of bread everywhere on the carpet, correct ? :) but the result deserves such a sacrifice :))
29 Sep 2009 6:53am
@k@: Birds in Europe had a festival that day, Karine. Tweet-tweet
akarui from Kagoshima, Japan
Excellent work!! Ronnie did spend much more time in the drawing and cutting, lot's of tools were needed for a perfect job...
29 Sep 2009 8:02am
djedfre from schaumburg, United States
my brain wants to read it as "L L I R" - not that that means anything!
29 Sep 2009 8:43am
@djedfre: Y've infected me, now . . I see it that way, too . . hee hee . .Thanks, djedfre !! (Ronnie)
@Lesley: drot, drutt, driy . . . drat . . I keep forgetting that Rule ! (Ronnie)
Amanda from Jersey City, United States
I agree with djedfre! I sat here for a few minutes trying to figure out if there was a hidden message there! :)
29 Sep 2009 2:08pm
@Amanda: Hee hee . . djedfre's observation already had us research if there was any hidden meaning in “LLIR” and it got a lot of hits from “Low Level Incidental Radiation” thru to “Living and Learning In Retirement” ! And, of course there is an LLIR.com . . but nothing too exciting.
John from Eureka, United States
My wife is a graphic designer. She should appreciate this theme.
29 Sep 2009 5:48pm
Allan Clark from Dunedin, New Zealand
creative, brilliant, perfect and that just the toast. what to say about you. as we say your one out of the bag.
just stunning work love it so keep it coming
29 Sep 2009 6:38pm
@Allan Clark: You are very kind. Thank you, Allan, for this encouragement.
Earnest from Oklahoma, United States
Why is it that I see a chef and an engineer here?
30 Sep 2009 12:42am
Alex from Barcelona, Spain
Una creativa composicion, me encanta el trabajo realizado.
Saludos.
30 Sep 2009 7:28am
@Alex: Gracias, Alex - éste era diversión y delicioso,
Calusarus from St Sorlin en Valloire, France
A beautiful and unusual composition. The result is great
30 Sep 2009 12:27pm
dobbino from Cape Town, South Africa
Culinary arts indeed! BTW - I think I'll go with your, Ronnie - I think Lilly will struggle to keep the yolk intact with her cutout!
30 Sep 2009 6:56pm
Christel from Köln, Germany
Good evening ......
I am amazed at how you are artistically inclined. This picture pleases me very well. Thus, the breakfast could be fun begin. Best regards Christel
30 Sep 2009 8:30pm
jeff (aka dogilicious) from Millerstown, PA, United States
Takes me back. One of my favorites when I was a kid. Very creative.
Again gives a solid example of the difference between men and women.
1 Oct 2009 1:31am
Viewfinder from Bradenton, FL, United States
Hilarious and creative beyond words, the picture tells a great story, then there's the dialogue.
1 Oct 2009 2:22am
bluechameleon from Vancouver, Canada
OMG!!! You've got me absolutely laughing here. This is brilliant!
You two never cease to amaze me....I love this!
1 Oct 2009 3:02am
marianne from toulouse, France
a very nice idea, love theese composition, but wher is butter ?? -))
food and geometry ... food and mathematics, ...
1 Oct 2009 1:09pm
tyan from Singapore, Singapore
you ate it?I love this,there are flowers on Lily's side,then metal rule and calculators on Ronnie's side,its like Women are from Venus and Men are from Mars!:)
1 Oct 2009 1:13pm
Anita from West Nottingham, United States
I'm laughing out loud !! You two bring so much joy to the world. What a wonderful gift. Love this one. Love the cutouts, the contrasts--inside vs. outside, light vs. dark, flowers vs. calculator and ruler, cookie cutter vs. box cutter.
1 Oct 2009 4:46pm
Em!ly Ng from Residing in: Adelaide, Australia | Home:, Singapore
ah, L u had it easy. R is much harder a shape lol.
love the contrast b/w the organic form of purple flowers and the tools - knife, pens, calculator
2 Oct 2009 4:39am
Claus Petersen from Herfølge, Denmark
Looks like someone is having to much time on there hands ;-) But still a cool shot.
2 Oct 2009 4:42pm
Francesc B. from région parisienne, France
Excellent... a surprise every new pîc... but not very practical for the honey ! :))
2 Oct 2009 7:47pm
Andrew Gould from Sydney, Australia
The only thing I have against this is that the cutout means less to eat! Otherwise, excellent images with very clear detail.
2 Oct 2009 11:44pm
Brett from McAllen, United States
Great combination of items. It's really wonderful.
3 Oct 2009 2:47pm
Magda from Vancouver, Canada
You can be so "complicated" Ronnie! hahahaha Men are just that! (grin) What a clever idea! Love all the details you put into making your images! Well done. Fantastic! :))
4 Oct 2009 6:11pm
mark / one way photo from Essex, United Kingdom
Excellent. A very graphically arresting image, and a kind of geometric feel to it too.
7 Oct 2009 8:04am
