I can never leave the kitchen when I have something on the stove - I have learned my lesson. My studio happens to be on the floor above the kitchen and more than once I put something like soup on the stove, something that needs to cook for about two hours, and I would go upstairs and get involved in a project I had started while I waited. I would get so completely engrossed in what I was doing that I wouldn't even hear the timer going off. It would then take days of soaking and scraping the pan to remove the burnt soup remains on the bottom. So I need so stay in the kitchen when soup is on the stove. While standing in the kitchen and waiting, I play with the scraps of food before I clear them off to the composting bin. I get involved in this too. But I am right there when it starts to smell burnt. And I always hear the timer.
After Dinner
Breadcrumbs and water in glass on black tablecloth
After the Meal No.2
Vegetable juices on plate
After the Meal No.3
Beet juice on ceramic plate
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Clementine peel on paper napkin
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Clementine peel under wet paper napkin
Layered
Carrot peel and cucumber peel on Caeserstone countertop
Nested
Watermelon rind on Caeserstone countertop
Scraps from Moroccan Stew
Assorted vegetable scraps on Caeserstone countertop
Target
Potato peels
Tea Mug
Napkin, tea, ice
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Thyme stems on Caeserstone countertop
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Vegetable juices on Caeserstone countertop
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Radish peels on Caeserstone countertop
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Clementine peels on Caeserstone countertop
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Carrot peels on Caeserstone countertop
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Leftover yogurt sauce on glass plate
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Cucumber peels on Caeserstone countertop
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Cucumber peels on Caeserstone countertop
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Shishito pepper stems
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Cherry pits and stems on ceramic plate
Adam and Eve
Apple peels on Caesarstone countertop
Adam and Even in the Garden of Eden
Apple peels on Caesarstone countertop
