Do you know how many people tell me that they cannot take good photos because they don’t have the space, don’t have the props or don’t have the expensive camera I have… It’s a surprising number I can tell you, so obviously in my current situation I am kind of proving them all wrong. Well ok I still do have that expensive camera but trust me if I tell you that I know photographers far better than myself that certainly own a far cheaper camera, so that is no excuse either.. 🙂
This picture, I can tell you, was taken from my bed. It was shortly after I had come out of the hospital and wheelchairs where still far from my future at that point and I could either shoot from the bed or in the bed. I had done – at that point in time – my first commercial shoot from the bed. (move the bed away from the window, position a table in between the bed and the window, position tripod and shoot…)
But this dish is – let’s face it – simplicity itself and I did not feel like moving half the furniture (or in fact have someone else move half the furniture) to get a shot of a mash. No matter how good it tastes.

Cauliflower puree with bacon crumble
Ingredients
- 500 gr potatoes
- 500 gr cauliflower
- bit of butter
- splash of milk
- 100 gr bacon cubes
- few slices of bacon
Instructions
- Clean the potatoes and the cauliflower and put them together into a large pan. Add water and bring to the boil until both are cooked.
- In the meantime fry your bacon cubes in the pan and reserve some of the fat.
- Fry the bacon slices and leave these to drain on kitchen paper.
- Mash the potatoes and cauliflower together and make it creamier by adding the milk and the butter. Add enough so it has the right consistency for you.
- Stir through the bacon cubes and crumble the bacon slices over the top
Disclaimer:
The nutritional values above are calculated per portion. The details are based on standard nutritional tables and do not constitute a professional nutritional advice.
A good photographer is a good photographer. And you’re a good photographer. Really good, actually. Darn good recipe writer, too!
Aww thanks John!
That bacon crumble is genius! I’m usually not one for cauliflower but I have a feeling I might like this (and it has everything to do with bacon 😉 )
Well everything does get better with bacon right? 😉