One of life’s simple joys is Korean family dinners. I have been to two in my life, and though the number is small, my memory of the experiences is anything but. The food never seems to stop coming, faces are always squished with the most delightful Asian smile, and hospitality in its truest form seems to dance around the room.
Recently Steph, Kiya and myself were invited to a friends of ours Grandfather’s birthday. This was Kiya’s 1st of many experiences with Miso and the like, and of course she was a hit as well.
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I had the opportunity to photograph one of the new dishes at Yia-Yia’s. Upon approval the image will be utilized as lead art in some new marketing materials. Though food photography is not my focus, I am certainly glad for the opportunity. Now, if I could just find a way to replicate smell via the web…hmmm. Grilled Crostini, warm mozzarella, oven roasted tomatoes, basil pesto and warm balsamic drizzle, oh so good!
Chef Aaron Whitcomb’s Bruschetta
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