Sentences with phrase «photographed food makes»

Filled with beautifully photographed food makes every page visually pleasing and sparks a desire to get into the kitchen to recreate these amazing dishes.

Not exact matches

Gourmet Print Shop — Sarah Britton of My New Roots is now selling some of her beautiful food photographs for making prints

Often I have food already made in the fridge from dishes I have photographed for the blog but not always.

On Friday, Saturday or Sunday I'll make the food and spend an hour photographing it.

Why is it that the things I love to do, in my case making good food, photographing it and sharing it with friends via this blog, always seem to take a back seat to all the other things I have going on?

In fact, lots of those ladies also like to make food, photograph it, and write about it on the internet.

Filled with beautiful photographs, this cookbook features dozens of delicious recipes that emphasize healthy, fresh, and organic ingredients - food made to satisfy the soul as well as the stomach.

In the weeks leading up to «the big move» I pretty much gave up on trying to make and photograph food at dinner time.

I have the hardest time photographing food and making it look like something someone (other than me) would want to eat.

I made and photographed some Burmese food this past weekend, but I've been up to my eyeballs with taxes and reading travel guidebooks over the past couple days, so I haven't been able to do any photo editing or recipe writing.

«A Year of Cauliflower Rice is a beautifully - photographed, inviting book that will not only convince you to make your own rice (through the magic of the food processor), but will inspire you to add more vegetables into your diet with creative recipes that you will look forward to season after season.»

I remember standing on my kitchen island trying to get an overhead shot because that's back when I actually thought you could make AND photograph food in the kitchen.

Hand's down, my most popular post is How to Make Authentic German Apfelstrudel and I photographed this almost 5 years ago, wanting share our family's favourite Ukrainian food: perogies.

Yes, photographing your food is another form of mindfulness, of engaging the senses, of making the meal a meal.

Filled with lots of great menu planning ideas; tips, tricks, and reusable product suggestions to make lunch fun; inspiring color photographs, advice on dealing with food allergies and so - called picky eaters; and more than 160 tried and true recipes, Weelicious Lunches takes, lunchtime planning from hassle to joy!

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There were a few chuckles from spectator seats — since the exhibit on the screen made mention of photographs of «old» food.

When people diet, they often put up an old photograph taken when they were at their ideal weight so they have a goal in mind as they make decisions about food and exercise throughout the day.

But just like the photos of cafeteria food made the point on how children eat at lunchtime here, I've asked my French girlfriends to photograph everything they ate during the course of one day to provide a visual reference.

But when you are tasked to make specific foods or need to photograph a certain ingredient, you have to find it.

«A Year of Cauliflower Rice is a beautifully - photographed, inviting book that will not only convince you to make your own rice (through the magic of the food processor), but will inspire you to add more vegetables into your diet with creative recipes that you will look forward to season after season.»

Oh, I so get the trying to photograph food while your hungry and the household is hungry and you're stressing out because you just want to eat and not have to photograph every single thing you make and eat.

The photographs of the food you took make the food look so scrumptious.

Some items in the bag might include cosmetics, newspapers, magazine articles, airline or movie ticket stubs, photographs of people or places, a music CD, grooming materials, keys, a candy wrapper, a crayon, a slip of paper with a first name and phone number written on it, a recipe, an empty soda can, a parking ticket, a check made out to them, a rubber band, a keychain with no keys on it, a receipt from a grocery store or a fast - food restaurant (If you are stuck for a long list of items, you might even brainstorm in advance with students a list of nouns / things that might be found in students» pockets / purses or in a «junk drawer» at home.

Not Love... has incredible dialogs that make me want to go and try the nearest alternative, but what makes it stand out is the process of detailing food experiences with taking photographs or introducing food sites, that web sites or books like Yelp and Zagat already do, but for Y - naga, the voice of Yoshinaga is for places in Tokyo.

Photographing food is science on its own: you can find very useful tips about finding the right angle and composition at Cookie and Kate, a step - by - step at BBC Good Food and a how to make brown soup mouth - watering guide from the Digital Photography Schfood is science on its own: you can find very useful tips about finding the right angle and composition at Cookie and Kate, a step - by - step at BBC Good Food and a how to make brown soup mouth - watering guide from the Digital Photography SchFood and a how to make brown soup mouth - watering guide from the Digital Photography School.

Storefronts, vendors, art galleries, and restaurants draw you in with their brightly colored tapestries, ethnic foods, and photographs of dirty, starving children with snot covering their noses and big, brown eyes that just make you want to pinch their chubby cheeks and coo at them.

I love traveling to and exploring new places slower and in - depth, getting off the beaten path to discover hidden gems away from the main tourist areas and attractions, taking an absurd amount of photographs, eating and cooking healthy and simple plant - based and gluten - free foods and meals, having meaningful and unique experiences and authentic urban and outdoor adventures, and living my life to its fullest while making lots of memories along the way.

Light and shadow become palpable forces in Schreiber's ethereal photographs of artwork ranging from Barry Flanagan's small metal sculpture «Hare With Telescope» to kinetic abstract paintings by Gerhard Richter to Rirkrit Tiravanija's «Young man, if my wife makes it...,» a metal bowl of Asian food done in plastic, complete with wooden chopsticks.

These included the fantastically daubed, taxidermied Untitled (Crocodile)(1984), a tinned food advertisement on which was painted a blue leopard (Libby's Corned Beef, 1983), a number of photographs and the film ITSOFOMO (In the Shadow of Forward Motion)(1991), made in collaboration with Ben Neill, in which a voice - over speaks of the death from AIDS of Wojnarowicz» friend the artist Peter Hujar, and crescendoes with powerful anger.

Meeeegan's daughter was at a nearby swimming pool scoring three bronze medals; my daughter was at a high school band competition getting a gold award; Megan was showing us the most amazing photographs of food she makes out of felt for kids — she gave Meeeeeegan's granddaughter the most amazing pink cake; Katherine was telling us about her daughter's adventures in Poland and Europe on her gap year.