Some people’s relationship with food is more of a passionate love affair. They take sensual pleasure in preparing it, and may even feel a hint of guilt when indulging in it. To them, food is pleasure, cooking is art, and the perfect dish is akin to a little piece of heaven. Although not everybody has such strong feelings about culinary art, nobody can deny the fact that food is often much more than just a means to satisfy one’s hunger. Food brings people together, and great food brings people even closer. Anyone who has watched “Babette’s Feast”(1987) will remember the superb final scene, depicting Babette’s sumptuous French dinner being served to a small congregation of unusually austere people. Her guests, who are used to plain meals typical of their chaste existence, are presented with a feast which is lavish beyond their wildest dreams. In that final scene we witness a
Entertainment Industry executive. Skilled in sales, negotiation, marketing and communication. Bachelor in Business, Marketing from the American University of Beirut (AUB) and a Master’s degree in Visual & Digital Media from IE Business School in Madrid, Spain.
