Renaissance Culinaire

Category: Food and Drink

Date: January 10, 2010

Website address: http://abstract2collective.blogspot.com

Description: A mother and pastry chef's commentary on all things culinary , from thoughts, poetry or reviews. Highlights include: recipes, baking theory, and delicious food photography.

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You Voted Best Entertaining Tip - Entertaining Guru Announced

Tue, 23 Mar 2010 03:48:00 +0000

I have had an overwhelming response to my previous "You Be The Judge -Who Wins Best entertaining Tip", the current comment count is 155, but I have about 212 comments that await moderation. I would like to thank everyone who voted, or who noted their choices and especially to those of you who added ...

You Be The Judge - Who Wins "Best Entertaining Tip"?

Thu, 07 Jan 2010 21:10:00 +0000

On the first week of December 2009, I had written a review on Nancy's Appetizers and challenged readers to add their best entertaining tips in the comments.  If they posted correctly, I promised I would publish their tips including a link to their site, and create a poll that you the reade...

Women Geared Scholarship Empowers & Puts Pro Camera Gear Into Your Hands

Sun, 27 Dec 2009 15:37:00 +0000

For most food bloggers, showcasing their food images is a thing of pride and mostly of beauty. People have a love affair with food and photography. I like polished shots (my pic on upper  left), but I think I get a real kick out of food in action - such as motion blurs from the act of creatin...

Series: Teaching Kids The Value of Money

Mon, 21 Dec 2009 21:48:00 +0000

Teaching Kids The Value of Money, Sustainability & Eventually Food Costing. When kids look at food they only see the visual or sensory aspect of foods - the thought that ingredients or that a meal costs something couldn't be furthest from their minds. Children see food as a either a thing of joy...

A Foraging We Will Go, Mushroom Hunting in Oregon

Sat, 19 Dec 2009 03:37:00 +0000

Here in the Pacific Northwest we are lucky to have such lovely forests, as I mentioned in an early post, I found a mushroom hunter from Eugene, OR - who was interested in guest posting here on Renaissance Culinaire. Please note the orange icons with skull & cross bones, these reference poisonous...