Originally posted on LinkedIn.

My copy of Market Cafe Magazine’s Data Cook Book arrived last week and I am very excited to share my visualisation about “Kadhi” — my favourite dish of all time! I decided to do it as a decision tree/flow chart visualisation.

The cover of Market Cafe Magazine Issue 6, titled Data Cook Book, listing all contributors The Data Cook Book — Issue 6 of Market Cafe Magazine, a zine about data visualisation.

Table of contents spread showing a world map connecting contributors to their recipes, with my finger pointing to Kadhi on page 18 The table of contents — contributors from around the world, and my Kadhi on page 18.

Full two-page spread showing my bio on the left and the hand-drawn Kadhi flowchart on the right The full spread — my bio alongside the Kadhi decision tree.

Close-up of the hand-drawn Kadhi flowchart showing three steps: make the kadhi, time for topping, and tempering A closer look at the flowchart — three steps to making Kadhi, entirely hand-drawn.

Bio page with my name, a short Q&A about my relationship with data, and why I picked Kadhi The bio page — why Kadhi, and my relationship with data.

This is personally special in many ways!

  1. First time I’ve published a graphic in a magazine.
  2. First time I’ve done a graphic entirely by hand!
  3. First time I’ve combined my love for cooking and data visualisation!

The zine features some other cool visualisations about food as well!