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Sharing My Passion for Food, Cooking and Photography!

10/23/2026

Where My Love Of Everything Food Began

Holding My Favorite Element For Cooking

Getting Creative with this ~
Photo Taken On Our Farm In Upstate NewYork
Circa@1972

06/24/2026

Theres a great satisfaction, that comes with preparing or cooking your own food...but nothing compares to the feeling of doing it for others.
This will almost always guarantee, that you nourish your soul and not just your body.

06/24/2026

You may have to put up with me for another 10!

Hope you got to eat something delicous today.
What's your go to happy food? One of mine is Sushi. How about you?

04/20/2026

If you use real French Bread for your French Toast, you'll never stop.

03/30/2026

When you ask this question~

Why is it ,that I can make delicious food, but my photo's do not reflect ...just how Amazing it was and how much work I put in to it? They all look like a blended or a melted together experiment.

How we all have been there. Many times its not your cooking at all. There are savory dishes that would benefit from a ( Prep Before You Post ) Method.

Here is an example of a popular dish. (Pizza) It just so happens to be on Naan Bread. Can you spot the prominent ingredient , that ls so much more appealing to the eye before baking?

If you said... spinach, You are correct. I also pre-sautéed the mushrooms, because I like mine a little more cooked.

Although this is ready to be popped in the oven, its still a photo prep. Why? Well you are preparing a post ,by already having at least one photo before finished product.

This is helpful, because ~ after your dish has finished cooking, you may not be able to identify ingredients ( which in itself is not bad) ... but aesthetically you may be disappointed and opt not to take a final photo.

If your adventurous, take prep pictures throughout.

If all else fails, and have not done any of these things ~ Try the zoom method. Get a small amount on a fork or spoon. Set on a white plate for background and use good lighting. Windows are great or go on the patio. Then Blur the background slightly.

If its a sandwich or dessert, than capture the inside and focus on the textures, not just the item as a whole.

One last thing, before u delete, Check your photos. You may have taken a photo, but only one corner of the dish looks Amazing.
Crop it! Many times, those are the best.

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Watkins Glen, NY
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