Cook’s Illustrated
This magazine serves as my example of good food writing. The magazine takes a complete approach of educating the reader, not simply providing a recipe. In preparing their article, the writer/cook:
· conducts research of the main ingredient
· prepares multiple versions of their recipe
· shares the results of the research with the reader
· lets the reader know what went wrong with early versions of the recipe
Usually sidebars contain information such as
· How taste testers rated varieties of an ingredient
· The science behind a preparation method or ingredient
· Preparation steps
In addition, as the title implies, illustrations are the norm in this periodical versus photographs.
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