Whether they've always loved the idea or merely resigned themselves to it, chefs say patrons snapping and sharing photos of their carefully created dishes is a trend that's here to stay. Chef Sean Brock said the practice "helps document our cuisine. Quite often, we'll cook a meal for someone because they ask for a tasting menu, and we'll come up with a lot of it spontaneously and I won't remember half of it at the end of the night. If someone puts that up on Flickr, then there's like a log -- it's documentation." Eater
torsdag, mai 24, 2012
Food photos importance
Chefs learn to embrace food photos
Whether they've always loved the idea or merely resigned themselves to it, chefs say patrons snapping and sharing photos of their carefully created dishes is a trend that's here to stay. Chef Sean Brock said the practice "helps document our cuisine. Quite often, we'll cook a meal for someone because they ask for a tasting menu, and we'll come up with a lot of it spontaneously and I won't remember half of it at the end of the night. If someone puts that up on Flickr, then there's like a log -- it's documentation." Eater
Whether they've always loved the idea or merely resigned themselves to it, chefs say patrons snapping and sharing photos of their carefully created dishes is a trend that's here to stay. Chef Sean Brock said the practice "helps document our cuisine. Quite often, we'll cook a meal for someone because they ask for a tasting menu, and we'll come up with a lot of it spontaneously and I won't remember half of it at the end of the night. If someone puts that up on Flickr, then there's like a log -- it's documentation." Eater
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