blight
At the library I tend to gravitate to the new glossy cookbooks on display. Call me shallow but this kind of window shopping means I can actually take the product home for a limited time with no buyers remorse if it turns out to be all front and no back, so to speak.
Cook: A Year in the Kitchen with Britain's Favourite Chefs put out by The Observer is something way too meaty to consider purchasing but was happy to take it home for a ride purely due to the name "Ottolenghi" on the cover.
Over a rather delicious late lunch, I sat outside and began flicking through the pictures.
Then I came to this.

Cook: A Year in the Kitchen with Britain's Favourite Chefs put out by The Observer is something way too meaty to consider purchasing but was happy to take it home for a ride purely due to the name "Ottolenghi" on the cover.
Over a rather delicious late lunch, I sat outside and began flicking through the pictures.
Then I came to this.

Would you eat such a manky looking avocado?
Would you include a photo of such a poor specimen in your blog, unless it was a post on manky fruit porn or to accompany a post like this?
Just as a blighted wedge of avocado can turn me off my breakfast, such poor styling can let down a cookbook.
Or am I just shallow?
Labels: avocado, blogging, cook: a year in the kitchen with Britain's favourite chefs, cookbook, photography
