What Should I Post About Next?

A close up of an orange on the counter

My first food photograph taken with my point-and-shoot camera on September 9, 2009.

It looks like you want help deciding which of your 7 potential posts might be the most interesting to share. I’d be happy to help! Please provide me with a brief description of each post, and I’ll help you choose the most compelling one based on the photo, recipe, story, or even the theme (like chocolate). Then I can also order them by interest if you’d like.

A) Felipe’s La Bete Noir – My foodie friend Felipe’s flourless chocolate cake. He says, “Cut in small wedges. This cake is not for the faint hearted.” (Photo by Felipe)

A plate of food with meat, avocado and oranges.

B) Umami Burger – My adventure to this new L.A. burger joint.

A plate of food with meat, avocado and oranges.

C) June Easy Reader Beach Magazine – Recap of my June article and recipes.

A plate of food with meat, avocado and oranges.

D) Alto Adige – Grace-Marie’s Kitchen at Bristol Farms’ recipes from the Alto Adige region of Italy featuring Speck and several regional cheeses. The photo is Speck-wrapped melon and baby greens.

A plate of food with meat, avocado and oranges.

E) BBQ Bacon Wrapped Shrimp – The shrimp and bacon are coated in a tangy, sweet-sour, thick, spicy marinade that clings after grilling.

A plate of food with meat, avocado and oranges.

F) The Getty – I went to an Art Exhibition of the photographs by the pioneering first food photographers, who began in the late 1800’s.

A plate of food with meat, avocado and oranges.

G) Grilled Whole Red Snapper – Coated in a oyster sauce-based marinade with a sweet chile-ginger dipping sauce.

A plate of food with meat, avocado and oranges.

Go to it. Speak to me!‚ Or tell me to find some other stuff to write about. Don’t spare me.

10 Comments

  1. Adair @ Lentil Breakdown on 07/02/2010 at 6:23 am

    Since I plan on seeing the Getty show, I will bypass that one and go for one of the first three. Who wouldn’t want to see your photos of that cake? I’m drooling already. I’ve heard lots about Umami but haven’t been, so that would be interesting. And I am very eager to read your article. Those could be your next three posts, as far as I’m concerned!

  2. Andrea @ Fork Fingers Chopsticks on 07/02/2010 at 2:23 pm

    Snapper, burger, cake and articles. My initial gut instinct wants to put chocolate cake first – but, i’m working on will power. Everything sounds fantastic. I’ve not had the umami burger and it’s looks pretty indulgent. I’m staying tuned.

  3. Monet on 07/02/2010 at 4:37 pm

    Oh wow, Lynne…this is hard. I have to say it is a close race between the chocolate cake (always intriguing) and the umami burger. I agree with Andrea, it looks unusual and I would love to hear your thoughts about the dining experience.

  4. Felipe on 07/02/2010 at 4:57 pm

    I’m partial to the chocolate cake myself. Looks so good I wish my computer monitor was scratch and sniff.

  5. Patti on 07/02/2010 at 6:13 pm

    BBQ bacon wrapped shrimp! yummy!

  6. polwig on 07/03/2010 at 2:38 am

    I am all about art and photography… and since I am in Virginia I am all about the Getty Show… just to throw more indecision into the mix… you can always blog about all of this stuff…

  7. Grapefruit on 07/03/2010 at 11:54 am

    For me it’s a tie between A and F. I can’t choose : I’d love to see both!

  8. sophia on 07/04/2010 at 9:33 am

    C!!! I’ve been to Umami and I LOVEd their burgers..I would love to see your opinion and experience there! And I also adore restaurant reviews, esp if it’s within my area 🙂

  9. My Man's Belly on 07/04/2010 at 6:19 pm

    Ever since I went to Umami Burger with Greg I’ve been craving another one. So, for purely selfish reasons, I would love to see you re-create the Umami Burger.

  10. Jen b. on 07/06/2010 at 1:35 pm

    A & B

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