I guess what I have that is perhaps a little rare in the grand foodblog community is simply the span of my cooking.
Not just doing home cooking, nor modern cooking, nor cooking from a particular area, my food spans not only countries, but centuries.
How many foodbloggers are catering for 200 people, as well as making dinner for one?
How many are exploring medieval and renaissance recipes as well as inventing completely new and different food? Giving restaurant reviews across the world, as well as sharing recipes and cooking tips.
How many are cooking Italian, French, Japanese, Australian, English, Malaysian, Indonesian, Hungarian... the world on a plate?
Hosting and cooking challenge dinner parties, organising social restaurant outings, and teaching cooking from pasta to sushi?
Ooh, and I forgot.. doing the food design for my friend's published cookbook on the side. Many are doing one or two of these things, but I suspect very few do them all.
I hope that what I also do is share what I love most about cooking: the adventure, the fun, and how wonderfully simple it all can be.
I put together this photo montage of myself, to sort of sum up my foodie self... ======>
2 comments:
Yay kiriel! I'm looking forward to your next trip to Oz so you can cook me some yummy food. Thanks for all the great recipes!
hi kiriel, it is great to see the versatility in your cooking as well as the passion for exploration. i look forward to your dishes. Hungarian/Asian Fusion? i can only imagine. you got my vote!
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