Food is delicious, but sometimes it’s also really cool just to look at. \u00a0 This week, it seemed like there was a lot of food related art floating around the internet. \u00a0Maybe this week I can work on my plating and presentation and make my food look prettier.<\/p>\n
Endless Simmer featured some impressive photos from Canstruction<\/a>. \u00a0Who knew canned goods were good for more than quick dinners? \u00a0Maybe that’d be a good way to rationalize doing more stockpiling.<\/p>\n IKEA’s new cookbook<\/a> has gotten quite a bit of buzz, even though it’s not available in the United States yet. \u00a0Take a look at the illustrations and you’ll understand why. <\/a>(via HuffPo<\/a>)<\/p>\n The corn mazes on mental_floss<\/a> made me glad it’s fall. \u00a0Maybe I need to go get lost in a corn maze. \u00a0I feel like it’d be good for my brain.<\/p>\n Cake Wrecks’ weekly “Sunday Sweets” column of beautiful cakes is always good, but this week’s collection of peacock cakes<\/a> was especially gorgeous.<\/p>\n The\u00a0Museum of Arts and Design\u00a0currently has an exhibit called Eat Drink Art Design<\/a> featuring tableware designed by\u00a0Roy Lichtenstein,\u00a0Keith Haring\u00a0and\u00a0Dale Chihuly, among others. \u00a0Very cool looking.\u00a0(via Diner’s Journal<\/a>)<\/p>\n (Almost) Every Sunday, I choose a theme and highlight blog posts, websites and news articles from my Google Reader which I found interesting (and hope you do too!) If you want more reading, check out \u201cWhat I\u2019m Reading\u201d on my sidebar.\u00a0 And don\u2019t forget to add <\/em>Relishments<\/em><\/a> to your reader or <\/em>like Relishments on Facebook<\/em><\/a>!<\/em><\/p>\n