Ramadan is around the corner and these pinwheels are a must on the table! With just a few ingredients, you’ll have a…
Francesco Tonelli is a food photographer based in the New York Metro Area. His clients include KIND, Chobani, Godiva, Chipotle, Knorr, Daisy, Campbell, Unilever, WW Fresh, The New York Times, Jean-Georges, Eleven Madison Park and The Culinary Institute of America.
Wrinkly Cheese Pie (Guzvara) is a tasty dish from the Balkans. It contains phyllo dough, cheese, sour cream, and yogurt. Serve for brunch, lunch, or dinner.
As Dee and I batted around recipes for this epsidoe, I couldn’t keep up with all the influences on her cooking. She mentioned Moroccan, Greek, Iranian, and Jewish heritages. Dee taught me her heritage is not unusual. In fact, Jewish cooking is the best of the world’s cooking.
Völlig beflügelt sind wir von unserem Rustic & Raw Workshop zurückgekommen. Es war ein unvergessliches Erlebnis, das wir gerne mit euch teilen möchten.
A re-cap of Eva Kosmas Flores' First We Eat Photography and Styling Workshop in stunning Croatia with Carey Nershi and a group of wonderful ladies.
These Calamansi Muffins are supper buttery, light and quick to make. The cereal Polvoron topping gives it a nice crunch.
These homemade Whole Wheat Crêpes made with only 6 ingredients are both wholesome and tasty. Perfect for breakfast, brunch or dessert.
Southern Nomad, curated by Esther Maria Swaty, celebrates hidden treasures, articulates trends, inspires adventures, and seeks to give meaningful insight into artists and businesses who are committed to crafting their products in America and utilizing ethical manufacturing practices.
Tender and buttery Brioche dough rolled into crescent croissant-shaped rolls.
By hand-manipulating vintage photographs, this series gives birth to a luminous set of images.
Tips and tricks I learned back in 2012 on Food Photography and where to start when photographing with artificial light at night.
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