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Home / Lifestyle / Gadget / From Tablet to Table

From Tablet to Table

June 14, 2021 by StrawberrY Gal

 When the chef of a Michelin Star restaurant uses the Samsung Galaxy Tab S7+ to bring his unique recipes to life, the proof of his success is certainly in the pudding.

Joseph Lidgerwood is an Australian chef who runs EVETT, a one star Michelin restaurant in the Gangnam district, in Seoul, Korea. His many attempts to refine and improve on his craft and experimentations has led Lidgerwood to adopt an unlikely tool in the kitchen, the Galaxy Tab S7+.

The Tab S7+ provides a great platform for him to play around with different combinations and create freely. When ideas for new recipes come to mind, he can instantly record his discoveries whenever inspiration strikes.

Multi-task efficiently

“Since I have to travel frequently for work, I often keep in touch with my family by video call. My wife and I enjoy showing each other the meals we cooked and new menu ideas or recipes would sometimes pop into my head while we chat,” says Lidgerwood. “The Multi-Active Window feature is great for those moments as I can jot down my ideas on Samsung Notes quickly without disrupting the conversation. And since the notes are synced across my devices, I can continue working on my recipes wherever I go.”

S Pen

During his tour around Asia, Lidgerwood began using illustrations to document new ingredients and recipes. Drawing not only allows him to explore food from a different perspective but it also gives him new opportunities to engage with his customers.

“I like drawing the unique ingredients I use in the menu and I enjoy giving these sketches to my customers at the restaurant to show my appreciation for their support,” the chef says. “The Galaxy Tab S7+ has given me a lot more freedom to get creative with my illustrations. The S Pen is incredibly smooth and feels exactly like drawing on paper. If I make a mistake, I can simply start over by double clicking the stylus.”

From planning menus to delivering unique culinary experiences, Lidgerwood says the Galaxy Tab S7+ has helped him take his craft to the next level.

To understand more on how Lidgerwood uses his Tab S7+, visit here.

To explore the Galaxy S7 Series, visit here.

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