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COOKING DEMONSTRATIONS: Educating people about balanced diets, micronutrient deficiency and the importance of culinary hygiene.
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This is a personal project I've started working on about two years ago. I didn't think much of it at the time, but now that I've gotten a few pieces of it done, it's coming together quite nicely.
In Italian culture, and many others, food plays a huge role. I know, for myself, when I think of my childhood and many memories, there is some food associated with those memories. While my nonna is still in good health to keep cooking, I wanted to start documenting her recipes, one at a time, to get them down into a written form with accompanying pictures. What started as a way of preserving some family traditions has now turned into one of my favorite photo projects!
When I have a sufficient number of recipes and photos, I'm planning to one day turn it into a very limited edition book, hence the title. Stay tuned!
Also, the dish in question? Fried vegetables with potatoes. So simple, but it's the small touches that make it so delicious.
5D Mark II
35L
Love the giant frying pan this chap is using, complete with enormous handle pointing out right at the camera. I don't think that would even fit on my cooker!
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Cooking in Jonestown. A woman appears to be stirring something in a pot. Photo taken by Jonestown resident(s) and recovered by the FBI in 1978. It is in the public domain, and is free to use. Please credit The Jonestown Institute.
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Urban impressions, captured with my Nikon Df and a Nikkor D 85mm ƒ1:1.8, post processed with Silver Efex Pro2.
we stuffed them so thoroughly that we needed the plate and the wooden utensils to keep them closed while cooking
The collage cropped the picture but I was standing at the stove cooking in two of these pictures. The picture sitting on the tailgate of the pickup was trying to keep from blowing away as it was windy.
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btw anyone going to the Goodwood Revival tomorrow, the Pimms are on me ;)