Showing posts with label FOOD PHOTOGRAPHY. Show all posts
Showing posts with label FOOD PHOTOGRAPHY. Show all posts
Monday, 1 May 2017
Bent Taco Collingwood Ontario
If you love a cool Baja bordertown Cali-Vibe and tacos, you are going to fall hard for Bent Taco.
I am the Editor of the 'Embassy of Ideas'. Please visit it here: http://www.pattifridayphotography.blogspot.com
Labels:
CALIFORNIA,
DESIGN,
FOOD + WINE,
FOOD PHOTOGRAPHY,
GEORGIAN BAY
Friday, 26 March 2010
Cayenne Mashed With A Side of Rings










Part of an ongoing culinary art project dedicated to my friends, Artist, Sarah Ashley Longshore and Jewelry Designer, Amanda Jaron - to whom my wildest, food fantasies begin and end with my proud membership of 'The Big Gaudy Ring Hoarders Society' (TBGRHS). Cayenne Mashed Recipe:
Fill a big pot with lots of cold, fresh water
Salt
Bring to boil
Fill till overflowing with peeled white potatoes
Boil until tender
Mash with hand-masher
Add plenty of salt and cracked black pepper
Butter
and gunk gunk gunk of milk
Heat skillet with more butter
Fry up the mashed potatoes with a generous amount of cayenne pepper.
Top with another pat of butter
(be sure to wear your 'big gaudy rings' while eating this....tastes better that way...and you'll look sterling too)
-Patti Friday
Labels:
ARTISTS,
CULINARY ART LESSONS,
DESIGN,
FOOD PHOTOGRAPHY,
JEWELRY,
PATTI FRIDAY,
PHOTOGRAPHY,
THE BIG GAUDY RING HOARDERS SOCIETY
Thursday, 25 March 2010
Breaking Design News
Anna Spiro of Black and Spiro and my Blogging friend (Absolutely Beautiful Things) will be featured in the May 2010 issue of Canadian House and Home Magazine! I can't wait to get my hands on a copy. It will be so wonderful to read about someone we have all come to know and love over the last few years. (In other Design/Packaging news.....Wasaga Beach Coffee, the certified organic & fair-trade coffee that I branded is a hit here in The Beach!) Tastes delish too. LPxo
Labels:
AUSTRALIA,
BLOGEBRITY,
BLOGGING,
CANADA,
CULINARY ART LESSONS,
DESIGN,
FOOD PHOTOGRAPHY,
MAGAZINES,
PATTI FRIDAY,
TEA
Friday, 19 March 2010
Cooking With Stella

















A lighthearted, satirical, social comedy about an unsuspecting couple in the Canadian Diplomatic Service posted to New Delhi who inherit a household of Indian servants headed by the wily, charming... and totally inspiring cook - Stella. I can only imagine the luscious sets, landscapes and colour in this new movie. Production Designer, Tamara Deverell (top photo), studied Renaissance art and architecture in Florence, and design and painting at the Emily Carr Institute of Art. She worked as an art director with renowned production designers François Séguin and Carol Spier, on such films as Crash and Existenz, both directed by David Cronenberg. She was also the art director on X Men, and on Guillermo del Toro‘s Mimic. Her work as a production designer covers a wide range of periods and styles, and includes the Eloise at the Plaza television movies, and the mini series Sounder and A Feast for all Saints. She was the production designer for Deepa Mehta‘s comedy Bollwood Hollywood, for Breakfast with Scot, director Laurie Lynd and also for THE Burning Season, director Harvey Crossland — which was shot in India. She is currently designing the ABC series Happy Town. Her four months in New Delhi researching and designing Cooking with Stella were a professional and personal highlight.
Stella Elizabeth Matthews has been a cook in the Canadian High Commission in New Delhi for 30 years. She is brilliant as a cook, and brilliant at creatively padding her salary - with a few pilfered items, some minor overcharging, and a special phone-order duty free business. A newly posted Canadian diplomatic couple Michael and Maya arrive with their baby and, after an initial jolt when she learns that Michael will be staying home as "diplomatic housewife" while Maya goes off to work, everything goes swimmingly for Stella. Michael was a chef in Ottawa and he is longing to learn authentic Indian cooking. Stella agrees to be his "cooking guru". But Stella's cozy domestic set-up implodes when Tannu, an honest nanny, joins the household, and threatens to expose Stella's deceptions. Eventually Stella wins Tannu's full cooperation (and then some!). This unlikely partnership embarks on a much grander, riskier scam, which seems to bring disaster. An unexpected kind of justice is found, but not until the guru-student relationship between Stella and Michael has been sorely tested. Michael has learned many important lessons from his teacher ...including glorious traditional South Indian cooking. And Stella? Well... let's just say dreams sometimes come true in unexpected ways.
Stella Elizabeth Matthews has been a cook in the Canadian High Commission in New Delhi for 30 years. She is brilliant as a cook, and brilliant at creatively padding her salary - with a few pilfered items, some minor overcharging, and a special phone-order duty free business. A newly posted Canadian diplomatic couple Michael and Maya arrive with their baby and, after an initial jolt when she learns that Michael will be staying home as "diplomatic housewife" while Maya goes off to work, everything goes swimmingly for Stella. Michael was a chef in Ottawa and he is longing to learn authentic Indian cooking. Stella agrees to be his "cooking guru". But Stella's cozy domestic set-up implodes when Tannu, an honest nanny, joins the household, and threatens to expose Stella's deceptions. Eventually Stella wins Tannu's full cooperation (and then some!). This unlikely partnership embarks on a much grander, riskier scam, which seems to bring disaster. An unexpected kind of justice is found, but not until the guru-student relationship between Stella and Michael has been sorely tested. Michael has learned many important lessons from his teacher ...including glorious traditional South Indian cooking. And Stella? Well... let's just say dreams sometimes come true in unexpected ways.
Official 'Cooking With Stella' website.
Stella's Recipes here.
Year: 2009
Language: English, Hindi
Runtime: 103 minutes
Format: Colour/35mm
Rating: PG
Opens March 19, 2010
Labels:
CULINARY ART LESSONS,
FILM,
FOOD PHOTOGRAPHY,
TRAVEL
Friday, 19 February 2010
Salami + Havarti On High
Labels:
BLOGGING,
FOOD PHOTOGRAPHY,
THIS IS MY LIFE
Sunday, 31 January 2010
Gluten-Free Gingerbread Cake With Lemon Glaze













You will never know it's gluten-free. It melts in your mouth and your tastebuds will beg for more. Perfect with steeped tea. Recipe for this delectable cake is over at Taylor Darling. Yummeeeeeee. (the glaze is droolmaking lemony good)
Labels:
BAKING,
CULINARY ART LESSONS,
FOOD PHOTOGRAPHY
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