The Best Chef Instagram Photos Of The Week
Check out the best chef Instagram photos of the week
If a picture is worth a thousand words, then these chefs' Instagram accounts are volumes of mouthwatering, farmers' market-driven prose.
From the looks of it, chefs spent the past week running wild and free among endless heirloom tomatoes. They used Sun Golds to add a pop to gazpacho, baked tomatoes into focaccia and kneaded tomato leaves into fresh pasta. In nontomato news, Dan Barber let some sheep loose in a New York City church backyard. It was a busy week.
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"Sun's out, Sun Gold tomatoes out" was the motto for Mario Batali's cool cucumber gazpacho. (photo by @mariobatali)
Marco Canora had his farm-fresh produce in a row, ready to join pan-roasted fluke for a summery main at Hearth. (photo by @marcocanora)
Patrick Friesen gave the B-52s a run for their money with this garlic butter-drenched grilled rock lobster. (photo by @patrickfriesen)
Forget pretty in pink. Jen Yee's desserts were gorgeous in violet. (photo by @jenyeepastry)
Ratatouille would have been the obvious choice—Hillary Sterling switched it up by planting eggplants and tomatoes in a loaf of focaccia. (photo by @hillarysterling23)
Dan Barber planted three lambs in a historic NYC churchyard. They posed for (slightly confused) onlookers. (photo by @chefdanbarber)
Breaking news: Dominique Ansel doesn't eat a Cronut for breakfast every day. (photo by @dominiqueansel)
While other chefs were busy with juicy tomato flesh, Jenn Louis stayed green and made tomato leaf fettucine. (photo by @jennlouis)
Nate Appleman redefined "crispy skin" with a single chicken photo. (photo by @nappleman)
Jamie Oliver stuck the landing with his charred rainbow vegetable kebabs. (photo by @jamieoliver)