Making things is the best way to develop creativity, design thinking, personal expression and also service mindset.
Food
I have experimented diverse recipes (American, Continental, Korean, Indian, Japanese, Mexican, Mediterranean and of course Vietnamese!), with some fun personal adjustments.
Bánh xèo, Vietnamese
Canh bóng, Vietnamese
Fried banana, Continential
Guacamole and Salsa dip, Mexican
Mochi, Japanese
Soybean Yohurt, Vietnamese
Sushi, Japanese
Fried ant eggs, Vietnamese
Bánh cuốn, Vietnamese
Sweet potato cake, Vietnamese
Black-soybean beef sandwich, American
Black pepper beef, Vietnamese
Cá kho gừng, Vietnamese
Mushroom Kimchi soup, Korean
Shrimp Kimchi soup, Korean
Chả cá – Fish, Vienamese
Cơm nắm muối vừng – steamed rice cake with peanut, Vietnamese
Fish sauced Fried wings, Vietnamese
Cuốn tôm chiên – Fried Shrimp rolls, Vietnamese
Cuốn tôm hấp – Steamed Shrimp roll, Vietnamese
Gulab Jamun, Indian
Mashed potato, American
Lemon Wings, American
Grilled Corn, Mexican
Miến tôm, Vietnamese
Jajangmyun, Korean
Nutella crepe, American
Phở bò – Beed noodle, Vietnamese
Phở gà, Chicken noodle, Vietnamese
Mashed sweet potato, American
Nem rán – Fried Spring roll, Vietnamese
Thịt kho – Pork, Vietnamese
Baked thyme tilapila (with lemon butter, pepper & garlic), Mediterranean
Linh’s handmade
Linh prefers making use of the available low-cost or recycled materials to create a surprise.
Wall painting from magazine-cut collage. Collage is technically putting different things together to make a new whole. STEP 1: cut out some random images on whatever magazine. STEP 2: Stick 2 or 3 or more of them together on a carton sheet (you can make them into layers). STEP 3: Write the meaning on the back of the artwork. My example is in the photo. You only have 7 minutes for each artwork. Try it! Very mind-provoking, self-exploring and full of surprise!
Dream catcher from tape frame
Flower bookmark from leftover ribbon
Painting Frame, using sewing thread and chopsticks
More hand-made with guides to make >>
Linh PMP. 