Ham and Cheese Quiche

I said yesterday that I would post about my ham and cheese quiche, and so here it is.

The first time I thought of baking a quiche while I was here was when I was hanging out with two of my French classmates at Starbucks after school. I saw their spinach and cheese quiche on display and while I was scarfing down my order of a slice some moments later, I began to wonder if it was possible to achieve baking a quiche inside my recently acquired rice cooker.

Normally, quiches are baked in an oven. But my sharehouse doesn't have an oven, nor does my room have enough space to actually even store one. Besides, I'm not exactly the most normal person ever. I looked up a recipe over Google, and to my delight, I learned that such a thing was even feasible.

12/19 Sketch Dump

Hey, everyone! So after some months stuck in an art block, Japanese studies, and recent frustration about the lack of content in my blog, I'm finally going to post something for once. My classes also just ended for the term and I've been recently motivated to do some digital doodling, with the use of (LE GASP) Photoshop CS6 instead of Pixelmator. My new MSI doesn't support Pixelmator (sadly) so, since yesterday, I've dived into an attempt to master Photoshop's seemingly complicated interface and figuring everything out on my own:

Windsurfing

Holy crap. It's been so long since I posted something digital. This started off as a doodle on a tiny sheet of paper while I was at work. I scanned it, got on Pixelmator, and got painting.

For those who haven't been up-to-date on my Instagram, I was at Misibis Bay two weeks ago and did some water sports at the resort. One of them was windsurfing; it was my first time to do that, and I had such a hard time staying balanced and keeping control of the sail (it was heavy and constantly drenched, which didn't help). But it was a lot of fun. If I had a chance to try it again, I definitely would.

I'm really satisfied with how this turned out. I would really love to see this as a print on a T-shirt, or a poster on a black background.