Photography Intro and as a Fine Art
Photography is the method of recording an image using this.
What is light?
This is the year that the first image with a person was taken.
What is 1838?
This French term means "high cuisine".
What is haute cuisine?
This is the oldest known food that needs to be prepared.
What is bread?
This type of cuisine combines dishes from two or more different cultures.
What is fusion cuisine?
One criticism of photography as an art form was that it was made by this, rather than by man.
What was a machine?
These are images of reversed lights and darks.
What are negatives?
This latin root, meaning "kitchen", is the root of the word culinary.
What is culina?
Ancient Romans used this sauce to help with food preservation.
What is garum?
One of the main focuses of contemporary cooking is this.
What is stewardship, or cooking responsibly?
What is "to draw"?
This was a peculiar type of photo which involved a person hidden under a blanket or cloth.
What are hidden-mother photos?
It was after this that a culinary boom took place. People wanted high-quality food.
What is WWII?
In Matthew 4:4, it says that man shall live on this.
What is "every word that proceeds out of the mouth of God"?
This type of cooking method changes the form of food on a physical and chemical level.
What is molecular gastronomy?
Art that seeks to imitate real life is done in this style.
What is realism?
Heliography used this kind of asphalt to capture images.
What is Bitumen of Judea?
French chef Escoffier introduced this to restaurants, helping in organizing the workspace.
What is kitchen hierarchy?
The mindset around food was for this at the time.
What is sustenance?
These are two common meat alternatives.
What are tofu and portobello mushrooms?
Pictorialism was a movement of art that focused on making photos mimic the appearance of these.
What are paintings?
Because they didn't want to be remembered as fools, people didn't do this in photos.
What is smile?
The Boston Cooking School was founded by this woman.
Who is Fannie Farmer?
These two foods were common meals for the ancient Israelites.
What are lamb and unleavened bread?
Bones can be used for this when trying to cook for zero waste.
What is broth?