Meet the Platter Talk Family
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Meet Dan from Platter Talk
Dan from Platter Talk
From an early age, Dan has held a keen interest in three things: Writing, photography, and cooking.
When he stared Platter Talk in the the winter of 2013, he found this fun hobby to be a perfect marriage of those three passions.
Drawing upon his early days of story writing, taking snaps with an old camera his mom had found in a cupboard above the oven in their farmhouse, and the cooking endeavors of his Mennonite heritage, he uses all of these components of his early development and puts them into this food site.
Drawing upon his early days of story writing, taking snaps with an old camera his mom had found in a cupboard above the oven in their farmhouse, and the cooking endeavors of his Mennonite heritage, he uses all of these components of his early development and puts them into this food site.
Scott from Platter Talk
Scott from Platter Talk
Scott grew up in inner-city Detroit, the youngest of seven kids being raised by a single mom. Resources were scarce for this close family, but ingenuity and creativity were in abundance.
Scott carries those traits over into his adult life and in the kitchen, and that has translated into some of the most popular recipes on Platter Talk and even on Internet search engines such as Google.
Most weekends find the Platter Talk clan at their little retreat; a small cottage on a small lake, in the middle of Nowhere, Wisconsin. There, and at their house in town, Dan and Scott’s ovens are often on, and their burners usually fired up.
Chef Kat from Platter Talk
Chef Kat from Platter Talk
Chef Kat from Platter Talk has spent many years in the food industry. In addition to a degree in commercial art, Chef Kat trained at the world-renown Culinary Institute of American in Hyde Park, NY, and has cooked for the British royalty as well served as a personal chef to some of the most iconic American figures of our generation.
With this site, we would like to celebrate food and showcase its prevalence in our lifestyles, cultures, and even our livelihood. Your ideas, suggestions, and comments are always welcome; please jump in, and let’s share some platter talk!
Thank you for taking the time to read Platter Talk Food and Recipe Blog. It’s our passion, and your readership means the world to us.