The Art of Recipe Writing IFBC
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Presentation from "Session1: The Art of Recipe Writing" at the 2010 International Food Blogger Conference. Moderated by Amy Sherman, panelists included Dianne Jacob and Kristine Kidd.
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The Art of Recipe Writing IFBC
- 1. The Art of Recipe Writing
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- I don’t think this is relevant to bloggers vs. manufacturers.
- Voice: Decide who you want to be: ex. encouraging, reassuring, enthusiastic, passionate. Authoritative and expert Style: decide how much content to explain, link to the rest
- Voice: Decide who you want to be: ex. encouraging, reassuring, enthusiastic, passionate. Authoritative and expert Style: decide how much content to explain, link to the rest
- Not sure what you mean by “formats.” I don’t think anyone uses a narrative style. Re photos, let’s discuss whether to show just the finished dish, step-by-step, special techniques.
- Not sure what you mean by “formats.” I don’t think anyone uses a narrative style. Re photos, let’s discuss whether to show just the finished dish, step-by-step, special techniques.
- Not sure what you mean by “formats.” I don’t think anyone uses a narrative style. Re photos, let’s discuss whether to show just the finished dish, step-by-step, special techniques.
- Ah, I think Ms. Kidd would beg to differ, or at least want you to include food magazines available here in the US and Canada. I would. I would also include the Food Substitutions Bible for recipe development -- it’s a super resource.
- I would move this to the end, as an optional thing.
- This too.