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Last week, a reader requested a picture in this post that featured some sherbet or sorbet. I did a little Flickr digging and found this picture of Strawberry Tarragon Sorbet, which looks delicious and ready to be eaten. The picture was taken by Flickr user Habeas Brulee and you can find the recipe here.

As soon as I spotted this picture, taken by Flickr user Queen Roly, I immediately started to sniff the air, somehow thinking that I might just be able to smell the aroma of freshly baked pizza. Sadly, there was no pizza for me (just a olfactory reminder that the trash needs to be taken out), but the picture is still more than deserving of the title "food porn."

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You guys ask and I answer. You didn't want veggies anymore, so I came up with red velvet cake balls. You didn't mind that, but then you wanted something meaty. I looked around and came up with this succulent, juicy shot of barbecued pork. The thing I love about this image is that it's a scene that is ready for you to step into and start eating. It comes from Flickr user Pig-gy, a username that makes me think that she knows a little something about cooking pork.

Okay folks, what else would you like to see?

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Yesterday, a reader complained that he was tired of seeing pictures of vegetables featured in this Food Porn Daily post. I do admit that I'm more than a little in love with all the fresh, new spring veggies that are starting to pop up in markets and Flickr streams. However, I respect that it can get a little old, and so I bring you the polar opposite of fresh veggies. Red velvet cake balls. Sounds pretty darn good (although when you enrobe them in chocolate, there's no room for cream cheese frosting).

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For some reason, I really love photographs of food that is prepped, sliced and ready to become something that is far more than the sum of its parts. I particularly like the artistic way that the veggies are arranged in this picture and I am now craving some really lovely, colorful veggie stir fry. This particular batch of vegetables was sliced and photographed by the Sticky Gooey Chef and was well on its way to become Pasta Primavera with Scallops. Yum!

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