International Cuisine (look at after eating)

bboarder711 · 02-02-09, 03:18 PM

I am currently involved in an Independent Study in my major. I'm taking photos of dishes from an international cuisine class. The best part is the food smells amazing and yes I get to try everything. This class takes part every week and I will be sure to post some of the best stuff.

Week 1: France
Wine and Cheese

Mesclum salad

Rabbit

Week 2: British Isles
Glazed Ham

Jelly Roll

Banoffee Tart

go92Legend · 02-02-09, 03:44 PM

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Week 2: British Isles
Glazed Ham
Jelly Roll
Banoffee Tart

What!! No bangers and mash!?? Haggis FTW!

bboarder711 · 02-02-09, 05:56 PM

there was they just didnt come out right

bboarder711 · 02-06-09, 12:07 AM

Week 3:

Russian Tea and Walnut sugar cookies ( yea the candle was more interesting)

Hot German Potato Salad

Braised Red Cabbage

Zapiekanka with Duxelles

Potato Pancakes

some soup (sorry no name)

Apple Strudel

Bavarian Cream

bboarder711 · 02-09-09, 08:32 AM

man nobody is hungry

mellofelow · 02-10-09, 12:42 AM

Yummy!!! I like it... very nice shots. One critique if I may... they look a bit under exposed. Either that or you need some strobes/lighting.

sap · 02-10-09, 12:48 AM

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man nobody is hungry

Just too hungry to post up

Pics look great, food looks great

bboarder711 · 02-10-09, 09:03 AM

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Originally Posted by mellofelow

Yummy!!! I like it... very nice shots. One critique if I may... they look a bit under exposed. Either that or you need some strobes/lighting.

Only if you could see the lighting kits I have. But as far as histograms go they are a smidge to the left.

dasficktauf · 02-10-09, 10:56 AM

bboarder not gonna lie you have some skills behind the lens.

bboarder711 · 02-13-09, 11:04 AM

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bboarder not gonna lie you have some skills behind the lens.

thanks man

WEEK 4: Middle East.

sorry I don't have some of the names for these foods but Im sure you will get hungry.

11454 · 04-25-09, 11:14 PM

all of those looks yummy. i think people should take pictures of theyre food and post it here. i would like to see other foods from other nationality.

Vic Cardenas · 04-26-09, 12:23 AM

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Originally Posted by Bushido95Legend

all of those looks yummy. i think people should take pictures of theyre food and post it here. i would like to see other foods from other nationality.

Peruvian Cuisine:

Causa

Ceviche

Arroz con Camarones

Conchitas a la Parmesana

Chupe de Camarones

Lomo Saltado

Pulpo al Olivo

Rocoto Relleno

bboarder711 · 04-26-09, 09:22 AM

if you cook all that THATS TOTALLYH AWESOME

Vic Cardenas · 04-26-09, 02:37 PM

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Originally Posted by bboarder711

if you cook all that THATS TOTALLYH AWESOME

No, that's not my food. I've cooked Lomo Saltado, Aji de Gallina, Causa, Rocoto Relleno, Ceviche, Papa a la Huancaina and some other Peruvian Specialties. I can make them look just as presentable as those (or better) but I never take pictures of my food. I think the best looking dish there is Pulpo but I would never cook it for the family because it's OCTOPUS!

Not trying to jack your thread, just fulfilling a request from Bushido95Legend.
Just trying to enlighten all you good folks at AL.com about the incredible cuisine from Peru.

11454 · 04-26-09, 05:00 PM

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Originally Posted by Vic Cardenas

Peruvian Cuisine:

Causa

Ceviche

Arroz con Camarones

Conchitas a la Parmesana

Chupe de Camarones

Lomo Saltado

Pulpo al Olivo

Rocoto Relleno

those looks fantastic and yummy. out of all of that , i only get to eat Ceviche and
Arroz con Camarones. will ask for the other dishes the next time i go to a latin restaurant. delicious.