11 October 2011

Nenaghgal Savours the Ideas in jamie Magazine

Above: Tomato Carpaccio with Raspberries and Burrata. Photographed by Dan Jones, Food Styling by Georgie Socratous.
As a former magazine editor, I'm addicted to magazines. It's a hard habit to break. I particularly enjoy food magazines and one of my favourites has to be jamie because the team does such a great job of combining fantastic recipes and images but also putting a whole travel spin into each issue. The styling is also stunning - I can almost smell the dishes. Take for example this Tomato Carpaccio above- look at the colours, the simplicity of the shot, the minimal propping. So inspirational.
In the same September issue was a story on Vintage Sardines photographed by David Loftus. I loved the shot above of all the cans and their designs.
Basic Roast Chicken - again perfectly styled to my taste. Those chunks of sea salt on top and the vintage board- we know it has been carefully planned but it feels so natural.
Above: Lamb Shoulder with Coco De Paimpol Beans, Lemon Confit and Olives - also photographed by Dan Jones and styled by Georgie Socratous.
There are not enough hours in the day to cook all these fabulous recipes!

This issue has a French theme and one of the things I do want to try is making a Croquembouche- Jamie tells readers that anyone can make one!! It's tempting to try and would certainly make a serious statement piece for my next gathering. There's also a food guide to Paris and tips for cooking with kids. Been a fast fan of this magazine every since it launched.
What about you? Do you read it?

3 comments:

  1. You know, I have picked it up several times to flick through it but it has a lot of adds and that drives me nutso.
    I do love Jamie and his style of cooking though.
    We made a croquembouche tower for a friends wedding (it was the grooms cake) and it was really not hard at all. You can do it!

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  2. Lisa, I love that magazine! The recipes, the photos and the way they are styled. I even love the texture of the paper. Definitely one of my favourite cookery magazines :)

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  3. Everything looks heavenly delicious! Have a fabulous weekend, Kellie xx

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