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Monday
Sep292014

Chef Hari Ghotra's Key Ingredients Infographics

Chef Hari Ghotra's Key Ingredients Infographics Garlic

The Garlic, MintGinger and Chilli infographics are from Indian Chef Hari Ghotra’s blog. These informational infographics point out the key ingredients that are used in many Indian dishes, and discusses their benefits in a fun, engaging way.

I love the consistent design language and color scheme for each different ingredient.  Seasonality is visualized, but it’s disappointing to see some of the other statistics only shown as text. Big fonts are not data visualizations!

Thanks to Ellie for sending in the link! 

Chef Hari Ghotra's Key Ingredients Infographics Mint

 

Chef Hari Ghotra's Key Ingredients Infographics Ginger

 

Chef Hari Ghotra's Key Ingredients Infographics Chilli

Friday
Aug152014

This for That: A Guide to Cooking and Baking Substitutions

This for That: A Guide to Cooking and Baking Substitutions infographic

You’re cooking dinner and suddenly you realize you forgot an ingredient at the store! No worries, the This for That: A guide to Cooling and Baking Solutions infographic from eReplacementParts.com can help avoid the crisis by giving you easy solutions for the common missing ingredient.

Need an egg and your neighbor isn’t home? Check our guide to baking substitutions to see what else will do!

A fantastic topic for an infographic, and can be used as a handy guide.  The Online Lifespan of this topic should also last for years!  As a suggestion, knowing that people might want to keep a printout of this design in their kitchens, a PDF version would be a nice addition.

The ingredient illustration colors blend into the background too easily. The words are easy to read but the pictures are harder to see. The infographic is also missing it’s own url at the bottom of the graphic.

The infographic is well organized as well as balances graphics with words evenly.

Found on Lifehacker.com