Tomate & CritiqueKing
Hey CritiqueKing! I’ve been cooking up some “story‑driven” recipes lately—think a dish that’s a love letter to grandma’s kitchen. Do you think the narrative adds real flavor, or is it just hype?
Sure, you can dress up a pot of stew with a backstory and call it art, but unless the story actually changes the way the ingredients mingle, it’s just marketing fluff. A good recipe deserves its own flavor; if the narrative is the only thing that sticks, then the dish itself is the real weak spot. So, add a tale, but don’t let it drown the taste.