Yes!

Two examples of recipe content I’ve made are:

1. “Easy & Quick Dinner for When You Want Chicken Nuggets and Mac but Elevated” — a cozy, realistic weeknight meal video where I show how to take nostalgic comfort foods and make them feel a little more grown-up. It’s quick, casual, and visually warm — with simple plating, minimal ingredients, and a photo swipe through for easy viewing.

2. “Make a Blueberry Buck with Me” — a light, refreshing cocktail recipe that mixes lifestyle and mixology. It’s shot with bright natural lighting and close-up ingredient shots, making it both aesthetic and approachable.

   Both pieces showcase my style of recipe content — simple, visually pleasing, and easy for viewers to recreate — while keeping that balance between everyday relatability and elevated presentation.

I’d make a “Jack-O’-Lantern Yogurt Parfait” that’s festive but still minimal and aesthetic. I’d start with an orange-hued skyr flavor — like peach — layered in a clear glass so the color naturally mimics a pumpkin. Then, I’d doodle on the side of the clear yogurt cup I'm scooping Painterland Sisters into to create a simple jack-o’-lantern face. For texture, I’d add a layer of granola or crushed graham crackers on top, then finish with a cinnamon stick as the “pumpkin stem.” Visually, it’s clean and bright — more cozy, timeless autumn brunch than kids’ Halloween party — perfect for a “Healthy Halloween Breakfast” or “Fall-Inspired Yogurt Parfait” video. It highlights the creamy texture and natural color of the skyr while tying in the season in a fun, elevated way.