Food Photography

Food Photography to inspire and arouse your palatable senses. Sprinkling in some Still-Life Photography, as well. To view more of my food photography, visit Cristina A-Moore Photography.

Nature’s Gifts: Forelle Pears

The Forelle is considered a “snacking pear” and its smaller size makes them just a bit larger than the cute little Seckel pears.

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Homage to the Egg (or is it Eggses?)

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A box without hinges, key, or lid,
Yet golden treasure inside is hid…

J.R.R. Tolkien, The Hobbit

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Kumquats – Symbols of good luck and prosperity

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It’s at this time of year that kumquat trees are bearing their olive-sized fruits in abundance. The height of its season coincides with the Lunar New Year (Chinese New Year).

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A Bright and Shiny New Year + Meyer Lemon Season

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A Bright & Shiny New Year & Meyer Lemon Season

Saying adieu to a year gone by and welcoming in a bright and shiny new year is both refreshing and hopeful for starting anew…and it is at this time of the year that Southern California enjoys the Meyer Lemon season.

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Jack-Be-Little Pumpkins & Baby Boo too!

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Jack-Be-Little Pumpkins - and Baby Boo too!

These miniature pumpkins always make me smile, forget any woes and starts the season off for me when I find them in my grocery store in mid-late September. Jack-Be-Little (orange) and Baby Boo (white) pumpkins are smaller varieties that are used for both decoration and eating.

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Breakfast or Brunch – The Bouchon French Toast

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The Bouchon French Toast.

A stacked bread pudding style that is almost too perfect and beautiful to eat. Custard and apples with warm layers of brioche, drizzled with maple syrup and ever-so-lightly dusted with powdered sugar.

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Nature’s Gifts: Garden Tomatoes & Tomatillos

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Even with this season’s high warmer temperatures, the growth and abundance of summer’s tomato and tomatillo harvest in Southern California is at its best.

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