Can we call this art

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Colorful. Impactful.

Pics taken by me at restaurant.

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Nikki baji, I personally think good cooking in general is art and should be treated as art. Now as far as the presentation is concerned, for some people it is art and for others it is just food. Anything can be art, it is how you look and perceive it.

my two cents... :D

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Correctumundo:biggthumb

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this is art

so is this

this is just presentation

Presentation IMO is just so you don’t go YUCK when you eat food. The art is in the cooking.

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All this food is making me hungry.

Shiddat
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culinary art :)that means person who is cooking becomes performing artist!

Shiddat
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wow…

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yummy

Finding a specific word in the Holy Quran
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no necessarily. the artist is probably behind the counter, or behidn the door, practicing his art without a big hoopla or audience. it’s just how he can use the ingredients, or the material to make a spectacular dish.

i know eh! and it’s all edible :jano: though why ever would you want to eat that?

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Have you guys see the cooking/baking shows where these guys make incredible edibles that require painting and airbrushing?

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ace of cakes! it's my favorite food network show, right after good eats.

most of the guys that work in that bakery are artists. hence all that artisticness...

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Oh yeah, I love ace of cake, the cakes they make are amazing and literally pieces of art. I also like those foodnetwork cake compeitions where bakers decorate cakes on different themes.

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These are amazing, and these bakers are truly artists. Wow!

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absolutely, when cooked food is presented in a decorative way, adds to appetite.

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I was googling and came across this paper made with food imprints. This is what the description said:

“Crafted in Germany, these sheets of fruit and vegetable papyrus are made from ultra-thin slices of real produce. Carrot paper, above, is stunning when illuminated, as are the blood orange and cucumber papers. They would look great in a kitchen window or make a fine material for a food-inspired lamp shade (for you crafty types out there). More variations, including kiwi, persimmon, and eggplant, are available, among others at Hiromi Paper.”

Food Art (The Food Section)

Carrot unpeeled rounds

http://02a9443.netsolstores.com/images/products/detail/VFPCarrotRL.jpg

Blood Orange

http://02a9443.netsolstores.com/images/products/detail/VFP_bloodorange_l.jpg

Cucumber Grid

http://02a9443.netsolstores.com/images/products/display/cucumber_grid_l.jpg

Red Redish

http://02a9443.netsolstores.com/images/products/display/redradish_l.jpg

Pear

http://02a9443.netsolstores.com/images/products/display/VFPpearL.jpg

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i dnt know wether its an art or not but i can judge tht it might taste delicious rite.

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If Subway employees can wear a tag that calls them Sandwich Artists, then sure..why not this :)

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House made of frenchfries, biscuits/cookies, and sweets.

It resembles so much with lego art…kind of cute stuff especially those two puppies :cheegum:

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