Food Writing: Share Home Recipes with The World

The art of Writing about food: Bring home recipes for everyone

“Thank you so much for trusting me to guide you through this journey! I hope you had fun and learned a lot, but most of all, I hope you understood the complex, fascinating world of recipe writing. Now it's your turn to develop and write your own recipes Let me show you an example of what I would like to see in your presentation: Target Audience Remember who is your target audience, this will help you write a recipe with the amount of details required to make it enticing and understandable. The Original Recipe Pick your recipe, something that is meaningful for you, inspired by tradition, or by seasonality.

Testing Test the recipe by writing down the ingredients and methods. Don’t forget to take notes of visual elements that will give your readers clues to better understand the recipe. The Headnote Write down the headnote and recipe and double test it, or collect feedback from recipe testers or friends who tested the recipe. The Photos Take a final photo of the recipe. Try to pick a visual voice that is consistent with your written voice. Remember that writing recipes is something in between poetry and science: find your voice, make it shine through headnotes and instructions and, most importantly, be generous. Share your project on the forum by clicking the "Create your project" button. I will look at your publications as soon as possible and answer any doubts that need clarification. In the meantime, I encourage you to see what your fellow students have been up to and comment on their posts! See you soon!”

Partial transcription of the video

“ Final Project Thank you for following all the lessons in this course on recipe writing. I hope you enjoyed the journey and understood the complex, fascinating world of recipe writing. Are you ready to develop and write your own recipe now? It's time to start your project. Let's have a quick look at all the steps required to write your own recipe. First, remember who your target audience is. This will help you write a recipe with the required amount of details to make it easy to understand and enticing. Pick your recipe, something that is meaningful for you inspired by tradition or seasona...”

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Course summary for: Food Writing: Share Home Recipes with The World

• Level: Beginner
• 100% positive reviews (19)
• 1537 students
• 4 units
• 10 lessons (54m)
• 1 download

• Category

  Culinary, Writing

• Areas

  Content Writing, Non-Fiction Writing, Writing