Here we go again… Lately I've been replacing the pictures in some of my older posts, which were pretty darn pathetic, with new ones that have sometimes been taken myself and other times I've had help. I thought I'd share a few more of these before and after recipe photos with you just to show you the transformation and maybe give you a chuckle… (See my first post of before and after pictures here.)
1. What do you think of that classy shot above for my post on how to make homemade raw milk yogurt/whey/yogurt cheese?
See what you think of this new one instead: How to make raw milk yogurt, whey, and yogurt cheese.
2. Next is the original picture of my organic fettuccine alfredo recipe, it looks like a big blob of something.
This stuff is SO good though, guys, I guarantee every person in your family will love it. See the much-improved shot here: Organic Fettuccine Alfredo Recipe.
3. How about this appetizing homemade bone broth shot? Gads, that's bad.
(photo credit)
Did you see my review of the new book out by Sally Fallon Morell and Kaayla Daniel: What’s Wrong with My Stock?! Answers to Questions about Nourishing Bone Broth and Gelatin Benefits. *** Or you can buy the book here.
4. Last for today (don't worry, there will be more, I've got a lot of em!) is the original shot of my Swedish pancakes, maybe it's not TOO terrible…
I think this one is much better, though, don't you? Crispy Swedish Pancakes for a Fast Breakfast.
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Lynn Szwalkiewicz via Facebook says
I like the old photos, they are true to life
mllrbb says
The new photos look beautiful and artistic and appealing. The old pictures look like what I actually produce in my kitchen. When I’m trying to figure out where on earth to hang a towel full of yogurt to drip, I can say, “Oh, the light over the kitchen table would work. What a great idea! I never would have thought of that.” So I like the original pictures best for their reality. Whatever I cook is unlikely to resemble the new photos.
Soli says
You should also see if you can get a pan for Swedish pancakes. Mine is iron, from Sweden, and one of these days I have to make them again. Just using the grain free recipe.
Kelly the Kitchen Kop says
Hi Soli,
How are they different in this pan? (Curious)
Kel
Soli says
They’re uniform circles and the divits means no concerns about running into each other. I am not the best pancake pourer so this is a concern. Also, my pan is iron and I do love iron pans.