It was a great experience and enabled me to showcase my work in a location I have been really wanting to exhibit in for a long time. During the exhibition I was also working on some pieces bringing in my stitchwork into my paintings.
At the start of May I had my first Solo show in an empty unit in the Highcross Shopping Centre in Leicester. I took over the old Tie Rack shop unit which was in a fantastic position in terms of footfall within the shopping centre. It was a great experience and enabled me to showcase my work in a location I have been really wanting to exhibit in for a long time. During the exhibition I was also working on some pieces bringing in my stitchwork into my paintings.
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In February I along with other creatives was given the opportunity from Somewhereto_ to access a space I have been passionate about for several months. I spotted the old Rachel Hammond Salon in the Highcross last year it was vacant and I thought it would lend itself so perfectly to an art exhibition. It's blank walls, enormous windows and alcoves were perfect for it, finally in February I got the chance to exhibit. This is something a little different for my blog, but for anyone who knows me will know that I have such a big sweet tooth. I am always looking for healthy alternatives to satisfy my cravings. So here is one that I have found and tweaked to my taste for Black Eyed beans Brownie Recipe. Each batch that I make I cut down to around 28 pieces the nutritional values for each piece are: 68 Calories 1.3g Fibre 2.3g Protein Black Eyed Beans Brownie Recipe: 1 can Black Eyed Beans (400g) 80g Honey 80g Apple Sauce 60g Coconut Oil 80g Cocoa 45g Dark Chocolate chips 3 eggs (Optional 1 scoop chocolate flavoured protein powder) (Optional handful of raisins) · Using a hand blender blend the beans in a bowl until smooth. · Add the apple sauce, honey and coconut oil into the mix and blend till smooth. · Sieve the cocoa powder and add the optional scoop of protein powder using a wooden spoon gently stir in the powder until it is combined. Then use an electric whisk to properly mix the ingredients. · Once the mixture is smooth add the eggs one at a time and combine thoroughly each time an egg is added. · Add the chocolate chips and optional raisins and stir through with wooden spoon. · Pour mixture into a lined tray that is greased butter or coconut oil will do.
· Bake in the oven at 170°C for around 30 mins. I usually turn the oven off after 30 minutes and leave the mixture in whilst it cools. · Don't cut until fully cool and store in an air tight container in the fridge the brownies can last up till about 2 weeks refrigerated. |
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