So my sister and I are putting together a cookbook with cooking techniques that have never been done before on the scale we are doing it. It is virgin territory that we are crossing. When we mention what we are doing to people we know, they respond with a "You can't do that!" not because they don't believe in us but rather that's what everyone says. That it is simply not possible.
So when we query agents with our proposal would it be okay to include a couple of shelf stable items so when they get to the "That's not possible!" they can instead taste it for themselves and say "Wow, it really is." Or is that still a big no-no? We would not be using it as a bribe or anything but rather we've had to have people taste our results before they could actually believe that particular food item could exist.
So when we query agents with our proposal would it be okay to include a couple of shelf stable items so when they get to the "That's not possible!" they can instead taste it for themselves and say "Wow, it really is." Or is that still a big no-no? We would not be using it as a bribe or anything but rather we've had to have people taste our results before they could actually believe that particular food item could exist.
