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First Aired - 01/25/2011 03:00PM
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Prop stylist Francine Matalon-Degni’s “Trends in Food Photography” piece in Gastronomica Summer 2010 V10 N3 spans the last few decades, touching on the political climate and how it effects the societal aesthetic. We’ll be joined in the studio by Francine herself, as well as food stylist Rick Ellis and food photographer Beth Galton. This episode was sponsored by Tabard Inn / Route 11. For more information visit www.tabardinn.com
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The Food Seen Introduction: Francine Matalon-Degni (20:39)
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Michael Harlan Turkel, The Food Seen, Tabard Inn, www.tabardinn.com, Francine Matalon-Degni, prop styling, setting the mood not setting the table, putting cookies in cute suitcases, surrounding plates with ribbons, books on butterflies, where is the best place to find props, as time evolves things become more singular, Brooklyn hipster look to food photography, Martha Stewart, the great appropriator, the idea of perfect food, food styling, fantasy vs function, what feels the most real?, food photography, Rick Ellis, Beth Galton, “Trends, in, Food, Photography”,Food Styling & Political Landscapes (21:25)
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correlating food photography with politics, Obama administration, people were propping with yellow, color of hope and optimism, December cover of Bon Appetit, shooting cereal in white bowls, not all bowls will work, different materials and thicknesses all make a difference in marketing, blue white is different than yellow white, advertisers are trying to look more editorial, good parts make great photos, when it all fails go back to the white plate, Rick couldn't do his job without tweezers, q tips help too, age old tools, beautiful plates of food doesn't always photograph well, prop styling, compare what the McDonalds look like in ads now than it used to, interesting textures and color, birds eye shots, FDA regulations on food styling?, misrepresentation is not allowed, no specific laws on what you can do, the days of falseness are done,To comment on this episode click here. There are currently Comments
First Aired - 05/04/2010 06:30PM
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Tune in to hear how Erica maximizes her rhubarb-consumption during its brief growing season, and how she's tricked out her upstate bungalow's garden space. Plus get the scoop on Erica's new bee hive!
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Why We Cook Introduction: Impatient Gardening (10:51)
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Erica Wides, Why We Cook, The Institute of Culinary Education, Heritage Radio Network, www.iceculinary.com/HERITAGE, Roberta's, Erica's beehives are up, leave a comment on the show!, Brooklyn Grange, agriculture is the new black, Reynolds Hills, there are some houses available, Erica is an impatient gardener, radishes, seed packets, sugar snap peas,What's In The Tiny Garden? (9:10)
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speckled trout lettuce, Hudson Valley arugula, Hudson Valley Seed Library, tomatoes, heirloom tomatoes, hopefully Erica will dodge the tomato blight, Union Square Green Market, collared greens, Wall Mart has great prices on potting soil, why grow your own broccoli?, you will only get one head per plant, what's the point?, Vietnamese fried shallots, whole baby clams, Marshall's, housewares department, organic olive oil, sea salt, raw honey, whole wheat couscous, collards are way better when they're young and tender, cook them like kale or spinach,For Those With Patience: Asparagus & Rhubarb (8:47)
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some vegetables you just leave to the experts, asparagus, you plant it once and you wait, it takes a few years to be able to eat it, Suki Jamison, Jamison Lamb, lamb farming, after Suki harvests asparagus she burns it, adds nutrients back into the dirt, rhubarb, same kind of thing, plant & wait, asparagus and rhubarb are both in season, zucchini, thin ribbons, artichoke hearts, thinly shaved raw vegetables, Erica is not a huge advocate of the raw diet movement, some vegetables in season can be eaten raw, chutney, sweet and sour spicy, cook it until it collapses, rhubarb gloop, serve with anything, over grilled fish, stirred into yogurt, www.masaladance.com, Sarina Jain, 10th anniversary celebration is on Saturday, May 8th, 2010, Jamison Farm,To comment on this episode click here. There are currently Comments
