I think I'm most interested in what meals become analogous to the sub genre or film's style. Slasher as a basic pizza is brilliant to me. There's also something engaging and inspiring about seeing how far the elements of a dish can be reconfigured and rearranged while still keeping their core flavors and essence.
Thanks for engaging. Your comment gets me thinking about matters of taxonomy -- i.e., whether it's sub genre or style that can or should be mapped against certain types of food, and what those "types" would even be. (Cuisines, ingredients, preparations?) Taking the slasher, for instance, we can probably agree that Jason and Freddy are different "flavors," but what's the food analogy for their similarities?
I think I'm most interested in what meals become analogous to the sub genre or film's style. Slasher as a basic pizza is brilliant to me. There's also something engaging and inspiring about seeing how far the elements of a dish can be reconfigured and rearranged while still keeping their core flavors and essence.
Thanks for engaging. Your comment gets me thinking about matters of taxonomy -- i.e., whether it's sub genre or style that can or should be mapped against certain types of food, and what those "types" would even be. (Cuisines, ingredients, preparations?) Taking the slasher, for instance, we can probably agree that Jason and Freddy are different "flavors," but what's the food analogy for their similarities?
A combination pizza hut and Taco Bell