The Textile Cuisine

The name of cauliflower comes from Italian "cavolfiore" which means "cabbage flower"(and this comes from Latin caulis - cabbage and flos - flower). In Polish "kalafior" we don't see neither cabbage or flower but at least it sounds great. And the fresh white colour of the first cauliflowers really adds sparkle to the veggies stalls. Do you remember my "Green market" (it is HERE )? Personally I love the taste of cauliflowers but I also find their interesting shape inspirational. Last year it was used in many forms. Ever seen "Cauliflower tree": And you may remember fermented cauliflower I presented here some posts ago ( HERE ): It was also my role model for Medieval initial "C": This year I decided to focus on the head of this white and edible flower: And I saw it as a big jewel: What will be next?

K is for Kartoffel (potato in German), right? K jak kartofel, prawda? What I like the most in potato plants are the flowers. But I couldn't find the way to incorporate them into my work. So the only signs of them are the yellow french knots in the frame :) Najbardziej w kartoflanej roślinie podobają mi się kwiatki. Ale nijak nie umiałam ich wkomponować, więc jedynym śladem po kwaitkach są żółte french knoty w ramce :) Amd here it is how it look in a whole: A tak to wygląda w całości:

eets. uraki. That's how this entry looks if we live in Medieval, right? Tak by ten wpis wyglądał gdybyśmy żyli w Średniowieczu, prawda? I'm twisted on medieval art. Even while thinking about beets :) Mam hopla na punkcie sztuki średniowiecznej. Nawet gdy myslę o burakach :)