MichaelJ
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Amazing how fast this is coming along... beautiful close ups!
Omg sugar glass and chocolate riverwood?!!!!!!!! CHOCOLATE SOIL FINALLY HAS A PURPOSENow that would be something! Entirely edible, including the glass. I'm a bit crazy but not quite Heston-crazy yet haha.
Thank you Michael!Amazing how fast this is coming along... beautiful close ups!
Haha yes! Sugar glass is exactly what I had in mind, and I know a great recipe for chocolate soil.Omg sugar glass and chocolate riverwood?!!!!!!!! CHOCOLATE SOIL FINALLY HAS A PURPOSE
Thank you Deano!Brilliant absolutely brilliant love the scape![]()
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Thanks mate 🙂This is stunning, congrats for this brillant idea, scape and pictures!
Thank you! I better start eating 😅Amazing! Can't believe all the plants are edible, what a gorgeous scape 😎
Thanks John! 😁Well done mate. 👏
The fact that you've had pictures of your culinary skills featured in an aquatic magazine should also give you bragging rights amongst fellow chef's 😉
Oh yeah for sure, I had actually compiled a list to do another version with edible aquatic plants. There's a decent amount, but the issue was they didn't have the greatest culinary value which was important for me in the first project.Sorry if I missed it, but I think you can add hydrocotyle, pennywort.
I always thought that Edible Scape was such a radical diversion... big congratulations on getting the story on this scape published!To conclude the story on this project, you can now read about it in the latest edition of 'fish' magazine, a sister publication to Practical Fishkeeping!
Thanks Michael!I always thought that Edible Scape was such a radical diversion... big congratulations on getting the story on this scape published!
Cheers,
Michael