This charming cookbook by New York-based designer Katie Shelly uses infographics to spell out recipes for aspiring cooks. The books break down the format of traditionally text-heavy recipes books into a number of simple ingredients and methods. Not only are the recipes contained incredibly easy to follow, but they are visually pleasing too.
The book blurb describes 'Picture Cook: See. Make. Eat.' as a book that "distills 50 homey recipes into their most basic components and renders them step by step in enchanting line drawings like nothing ever seen in a cookbook." This unique idea would certainly save time in the kitchen and would make an excellent gift for beginner cooks. The cookbook will be released in October 2013.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Minimalist Infographic Cookbooks
- The trend of using infographics to present recipes provides a visually appealing and easy-to-follow format for aspiring cooks.
- Simplifying Recipes Through Infographics
- By breaking down recipes into simple ingredients and methods, infographics make cooking more accessible and less overwhelming.
- Visualizing Cookbook Content
- Using enchanting line drawings instead of traditional text-heavy recipes, cookbooks are becoming more visually engaging and enjoyable to use.
Sectors Adopting This
- Cookbook Publishing
- Incorporating infographics into cookbooks presents an opportunity for publishing companies to create captivating and innovative cookbooks that appeal to a wide audience.
- Kitchen Appliances and Tools
- The rise of minimalist infographic cookbooks creates a demand for kitchen appliances and tools that help users easily replicate the visually presented recipes.
- Art and Design
- Infographic cookbooks blend the worlds of culinary arts and design, offering opportunities for artists and designers to create visually stunning and unique cookbooks.
