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What makes a great picture? Is it the subject, the lighting, the styling, the composition? Well a great picture is all of these things.
Cropping, Orientation and not letting rejection define your work…
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Taylor Takes a Taste — what i take will make you hungry
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Every once in awhile I’ll get a question about how I take my food pictures. I always feel that a comment reply or a tweet aren’t descriptive enough. Everyday I’m inspired by other food photographers and food bloggers and I am extremely humbled to hear, read and see that I’ve inspired others. I appreciate all the comments and support that I get from blog viewers. There is this quote from Maya Angelou that resounds in my head; she simply says,”When you get – give!” Basically this is my way of giving back, after all the support and acknowledgements that I’ve received from blog viewers, Twitter followers and Facebook comments.The Pioneer Woman Cooks | Ree Drummond
Twix Cheesecakes – Gingerbread Bagels
Crepes of Wrath
I love duck. I have always felt that it’s an acquired taste for most people, but I can remember enjoying it even at a young age. My first memory of duck was eating it with my dad and my brothers at a Chinese restaurant when we lived in California. My mom was out of town, visiting my grandmother in Canada, I believe, so my dad took us all out for dinner, which we adored, of course. My dad always, and I mean ALWAYS, orders too much food, but I’ve got no problem with it whatsoever. It’s fun to see a table completely full of mouthwatering dishes, just waiting to be eaten, plus, when you go out with my dad, you are guaranteed to go home with a plethora of leftovers to enjoy as a late night snack (which I am most guilty of) or for breakfast/lunch/dinner the next day (doubly guilty).This one is personal. Four years, five months and 19 days ago, I was bested by this quiche and as noted by the detailed date count, I may not be over it. Worse, it wasn’t even the quiche that bested me, but the crust. A flaky shell with even more fragility-enhancing butter than a standard pie dough, it was twice as big as a regular quiche shell, and then, instead of letting you press it into a shallow tart pan, it was draped inside the towering (okay, three-inch) walls of an open-hinged 9-inch springform ring. Without a base.
smitten kitchen
Cake balls, cake pops, cakesicles — have you tried them? They swept the internet like a tidal wave over the last few years, thanks in part to the delightful and amazing creations of Bakerella and other creative cooks. We finally decided to try them, and while ours don't achieve the heights of more talented confectionery artists, they tasted pretty darn good! Cake pops are basically little smushed balls of cake and frosting (kind of like when you used to smash your birthday cake all in pieces, maybe with ice cream, and eat it as goop). You bake up a cake, let it cool, tear it into fine crumbs, stir in something to hold it all together, and roll it in balls. Easy!
How To Make Cake Pops | Apartment Therapy The Kitchn
Recipes from Kevin & Amanda
We have been stocking on the bounty of Spring produce left and right lately. Strawberries, peas, rhubarb, ronde de Nice , baby Vidalias , etc... The farmers market is in full swing and my mind is buzzing with photographs to take of all this beauty. It was torture however these past two weeks to cook for two and only one could eat. Yes, I had mild complications from the tooth extraction and for two weeks I was barely able to finish a bowl of soup.
Tartelette
Hello Friends, thank you so much for the amazing response to our workshops. Our first release date sold out quickly and we’re thrilled to be hosting small groups of students at our studio. The experience of sharing and learning as a group will be phenomenal & we’re so excited to meet and be creative with you! For those of you interested in our portrait photography workshop sessions, thank you for the incredible response.

