Archive for the ‘food photography’ Category
french onion soup in 3 steps
sorry dear, I know this blog is about the photos… but you might as well post the recipes too. Everyone is going to ask 
xoxo
happy valentines day!
go give some love.
the site change looks awesome jen!!
you knew i could shoot but . . .
did you know i could cook?
my recipe and my image of my recipe featured as a valentine’s recipe on apartment therapy’s cooking blog the kitchn (yes thats spelled right dad)
My mom is going to love love love eating these!
hook your mama up kate! they are one of my faves. you could just the crust its so good, then there is all this deliciousness on top! you just have to start the night before. not hard but takes planning 
“i am extraordinarily patient, provided i get my own way in the end.” -margaret thatcher
gotta love thatcher.
i truly had given up on my winter garden. i was sure the summer corn had sucked up all the nutrients from the soil. so i gave up and ignored it for a month and next thing i knew we had broccoli! cauliflower and cabbage! now lets just see if it grows past this miniature stage and i can cook some fabulous soups and gratins.
That looks yummy. Isn’t it funny, just when you give up on gardens they always surprise you!
5 hour smoked and slow roasted carolina pulled pork, corn and grits au gratin with bacon and onion rings, romaine wedge salad with blue cheese , and brown sugar caramel souffle . . .
not as pretty as fox’s awesome holiday images but sooo delish had to blog this fabulousness. email for recipes. the corn and grits au gratin was out of this world.
yum
been baking.
here is my famous apple oatmeal walnut crisp with vanilla ice cream and caramel.
and some soft pretzels that fox and i made on an after school whim.
email me if you want the recipes.
Pretzel recipe, please! YUM.
Pretzel recipe please! YUM.
I so totally need both of these recipes. Major drool.
pretzel recipe please!
happy thanksgiving
i recently gave up on my way too infrequently updated food blog. so i’ll be posting my photo worthy kitchen accomplishments here. our family gave up on a home cooked thanksgiving years ago when i offered to do it and then got so behind in my editing that cooking it was going to send me over the edge. we went out that year and had the best time. besides the fact that my family is super traditional and if were in charge things would get way too creative. so, we go out.
i love eating the traditional stuff just hate wasting my time cooking it. i however, must have self made homemade dessert. chocolate pecan pie though is my favorite! and totally worth the very little time it takes. one of my very few super non gourmet recipes. nothing fancy here but so good. email me if you want the recipe.
food images live and online
love the yard santa monica’s new website! chock full of my images.
good luck on the big launch. see you at the opening.
The website looks great! Food shots are fab, hope it’s a huge success! I enjoyed watching CJ on Top Chef…
a chef and his food
this is my friend cj. he makes lovely, beautiful, art and soul filled food that i had to capture. i had a lovely day troving the santa monica wednesday farmers market with him and watching him prepare all these amazing things for the restaurant the yard. i hope these images make you hungry and you go visit.
Lovely! I love taking food shots. You really captured the flavors and colors.
Just beautiful! I love all the details…
When are we going? This rocks my world.
Absolutely LOVING the water drops on the first picture. The detail is insane!
yes! that lettuce is amazing. i just bought about 50 veggies at armstrong today and i am inspired by your amazingly fresh looking images! lovely color…. wish i could grab out of the screen!
Heirloom tomatoes. They make me look forward to the next fall the moment they are gone.
Jen, love your food pics. Is there any way we could order a picture of the heirloom tomatoes. They are gorgeous.
happy birthday dad
i’ve been baking good things for you.
What recipe did you use? I’m always lookin’ for a good french onion soup to top the last.