>> And I know I've seen bread art with loaves made to look like turtles and teddy bears and the like. (Also, shaped pancakes and cookies.) I wonder if anyone's tried that with pasta? <<
I'm amused that modern people have rediscovered garden bread, and think it is new. It's one of the oldest forms of food art, LOL.
>> Blue-and-green turtle ravioli. Striped-flag pasta squares. Green-leaf pasta and 2d flower cutout pasta. Autumn leaf pasta in a mix of 2 or 3 shapes and colors [carrots, saffron, beetroot?]. Migrating geese shapes in a blue broth. Maybe swan or fish shapes again in blue broth with some short green angel-hair pasta... <<
Those are great ideas. You could easily make orange goldfish swimming among green grass.
Thoughts
You can color pasta in a wide palette.
https://www.alphafoodie.com/all-natural-homemade-rainbow-pasta/
https://thefeedfeed.com/wrightkitchen/naturally-dyed-pasta
>> And I know I've seen bread art with loaves made to look like turtles and teddy bears and the like. (Also, shaped pancakes and cookies.) I wonder if anyone's tried that with pasta? <<
I'm amused that modern people have rediscovered garden bread, and think it is new. It's one of the oldest forms of food art, LOL.
>> Blue-and-green turtle ravioli. Striped-flag pasta squares. Green-leaf pasta and 2d flower cutout pasta. Autumn leaf pasta in a mix of 2 or 3 shapes and colors [carrots, saffron, beetroot?]. Migrating geese shapes in a blue broth. Maybe swan or fish shapes again in blue broth with some short green angel-hair pasta... <<
Those are great ideas. You could easily make orange goldfish swimming among green grass.