A recipe post stands out to me when it hooks you instantly and feels effortless to follow. Strong visuals—close-ups, texture shots, and movement—matter first, but what really elevates it is clarity and personality. The best posts simplify the steps, highlight one key “wow” moment, and make the food feel achievable, crave-worthy, and made for real life, not just the camera.

I’d create cooking content that’s fast, visual, and story-driven, designed to stop the scroll in the first few seconds. I’d open with a strong hook—texture, sound, or a quick “before/after”—then keep the process simple and satisfying with tight edits and close-up shots. I’d lean into trends like POV cooking, ASMR moments, and quick tips, while adding personality through captions, voiceovers, or humor. Engagement would come from interaction—polls, “rate this plate,” remix prompts, and community recipe requests—so the audience feels part of the process, not just watching it.

Yes. I can follow and adapt to a script while keeping my delivery natural, conversational, and on-brand. I focus on tone, pacing, and emphasis so it feels authentic rather than rehearsed, and I’m comfortable adjusting in real time based on the conversation or audience response.