Because it's made of Melamine, it'll last a long time. The majority of melamine goods are fire and heat resistant, as well as difficult to break. The ramen bowls, as well as the spoons and ladles that come with the set, can all be washed in the dishwasher. In addition, the ramen bowl features a chopstick holder on top of it that you may use to store your chopsticks when not in use.
Most mild meats, as well as spinach and Chinese cabbage (hakusai), work well with ramen.
Corn, peas, or any other frozen vegetable can also be added. Hard-boiled or scrambled eggs can also be added to the soup. Finally, let's look at the cost. The total cost of the eggs, flour, and salt should not exceed 50 cents. You should be able to get a great bowl of ramen for around a dollar in ingredients, depending on how much you spend on your soup. It's not much more than an instant package! Of course, you can go crazy with the condiments.
3C. Divide the drawing into sections.
Here's where you'll plan out your drawing. My ramen, for example, is made up of several components: noodles, meat, spring onions, fried pork, broth, and the bowl. Each component will be a different color and texture from the others, therefore each ingredient is essentially a part. Some components have numerous parts because they have more than one color/texture, such as the bowl, which I chose to have black on the exterior and red on the interior.
To draw a fruit bowl, you must keep three things in mind. The first is your drawing's structure. It must highlight both the bowl and the fruits within it. The next step is to check the composition of your drawing. Finally, you must maintain consistency by ensuring that all of the parts in your drawing are symmetrical, such as the fruits and the bowl itself.
