Quorn · Food, cook-along with on-screen text
Quorn: cook-along recipe video, and how it was made
A cook-along that opens on a pack of Quorn Fillet Pieces, moves to the hob and ends with Liv eating a bowl of noodles, with “cooking with quorn” on screen throughout.
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Gifted product Posted on my own TikTok, 22 January 2024. See the original post (opens in a new tab)
The video plays on TikTok, on my own account, where the captions and the sound are the original ones.
How I made it
The first frame is the pack itself, so the product is named before anything else happens. The on-screen label then sets the food context and stays up for the whole video.
The recipe action carries the video. Liv cooks at the hob and plates up rather than relying on a static product shot, and the sequence ends with her eating from the bowl. The sound is music only, so the picture and the on-screen text do the explaining.
What happens, and when
- 0:00 The pack. A hand holds up a pack of Quorn Fillet Pieces to camera.
- 0:01 At the hob. Liv, in a white robe, stands at a gas hob behind a teal pot, with the on-screen label “cooking with quorn”.
- 0:08 The pieces in the pan. A pan of browned pieces is lifted into shot before everything comes together.
- 0:12 Plating up. The finished noodles are tossed in a pan and tipped into a bowl.
- 0:14 Eating. Liv eats from the bowl to finish.
Times are checked against the video itself, not guessed. They match the original post on TikTok.
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