Introduction
-Anthony Bourdain
Source: Schulz, K. (2010, June 1). Eat Your Words: Anthony Bourdain on Being Wrong. Slate Magazine. https://slate.com/news-and-politics/2010/06/eat-your-words-anthony-bourdain-on-being-wrong.html
-Laurie Colwin
Source: Colwin, L. (2014). Home Cooking. Vintage.
Introduction:
Every cookbook tells a story. Reading and reviewing cookbooks promotes literacy skills and helps expand learning about the Culinary Arts & Hospitality career pathway.
Over the next few CTE (career and technical education/shop) weeks, you will get the opportunity to review cookbooks that emphasize cultural or ethnic cuisines, write professional/industry-style cookbook reviews, discuss and share cookbook reviews, write up one of your personal recipes in cookbook style, cook a recipe (your own or from one of the cookbooks), and capture and share your work in an Adobe Creative Cloud Express website.
Guiding Questions:
How do factors like culture, place, ethnicity, family, and traditions influence cookbook authors and their cookbooks? How do authors incorporate these influences into their books and recipes?
What makes a good cookbook? Is it the personality, background, and skill of the author? The format? The recipes? The images? A blend of several of these features?