This endless holding pattern we’ve been in, on call in Belfast for cruise boarding, has been sucking all the joy out of travel for me, so I thought a change of scenery might improve my mood. The beauty of being in Europe is that you can fly to another country for under $100, so I headed down to Málaga, Spain for a few days.
At the BrunchIt outdoor cafe, this elegantly designed avocado toast immediately put a smile on my face. The servers wear “Eat More Art” t-shirts, but it just seemed wrong to stick a fork into this beauty.
23 responses to “Eat More Art”
Oh that looks amazing!! That’d cheer me up!
Somehow I lost my connection to your blog. I catch up thru Facebook and always appreciate your current adventures. You always make the best of your opportunities and I admire you. Hopefully you will launch soon.
Happy to know you are still here, Mary. Unfortunately, Facebook keeps deleting my posts – it claims I am violating community standards. I have no clue why. So sometimes you’ll see them, sometimes not. Best way is to go directly to basiak.blog.
that really looked beautiful !!!!! and you are soooo brave taking off and going elsewhere !!!!!
It’s a big world out there, trying to fit as much of it in as I can.
That IS a beautiful plate! Color, texture and shape are all on point, right down to the flower. 😍
Jane Anne, I knew you of all people would appreciate it. It looks like something that should have appeared in those Western Trimming mini-magazines we used to put out!
That is beautiful food art, for sure. And Bless your heart…you are an amazing trooper!!!
And plane tickets less then $100..?
Think of the places you could go!!!
Thanks for sharing.
I know! It almost makes me wish it was delayed further. NOT!!!
I see pomegranates, but best off all that lemon slice looks good.
Those pomegranates really added a nice dash of color, didn’t they.
Basia you are really getting to know Belfast!
More than I ever wanted to know it! But I have to say, there are some very nice people here (both the locals and my shipmates) who have made our stay enjoyable.
Talk about exquisite plating!
Glad you left the ship area for awhile, a mental pick me up
was needed, I’m sure!
It definitely lifted my mood.
So lovely!!!!!!
Thanks Sharon.
There is avocado toast and then there is this. Do I see an edible nasturtium flower in the center?
Right?! Is that what that flower is, a nasturtium? I thought it was a small pansy, but I think you’re right. As to whether it’s edible…well I went ahead and ate it, so I’ll let you know how edible it is!
What a lovely work of art!
Keeping my fingers crossed for you!
It really was a work of art. I stared at it for a long time before I dug into it.
Darling
Absolutely.