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I have a hard time keeping up with all the food blogs I already read. But I discover lots more through the comments on my site and also from blogs that have linked to me. Here are some of the ones I have discovered recently. I hope you enjoy them too! If you want to participate, just link to 5 new blogs and include the technorati tag Blog Day 2006. Happy Blog Day everyone.
My first pick is A Mingling of Tastes. Based in Ft. Lauderdale, Julie has such a great sense of humor, I can really count on her to put a smile on my face. Plus she's much better at plating than I am.
Can we ever have too many ex-pat food blogs from Paris? I think not! When I first heard the name La Petite Chinoise I thought it was the fine mesh cooking utensil but it turns out it is Ginny herself. She only started blogging a few months ago but her Postal Service stories rival those of our esteemed friend David Lebovitz.
I've already mentioned the blog once in "Posts of the Week", but Cook Think is a couple month old blog that started with a manifesto. I find some great ideas here.
The other blog that made it into my "Post of the Week" not long ago is Eat, Drink, One Woman. Ganda in New York has been traveling and sharing her adventures. She also regularly interviews people about what is in their refrigerator.
Another place I have found some good blogs lately is Delightful Blogs. You can also vote for blogs (hint, hint). Most importantly this is an edited list not just a repository. Begun earlier this year, Golidlocks Finds Manhattan is a recipe-centric blog with some photos of wildlife and livestock thrown in for good measure.
FOOD + BLOG DAY 2006
- Blog Of The Week
I may not have made anyone's Blog Day 2006 list, but a big thanks to This Mama Cooks for having chosen Cooking with Amy as Food Blog of the Week. Check out Mama's site to find even more blogs of the week, a Ramones lunchbox and a freezer full...
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It's hard enough keeping up with local blogs, so I am a bit slower when it comes to discovering blogs from far away places. But here are some posts from blogs I've discovered just recently. Lisa of Champaign Taste may live in Illinois but she...
- Blog Resources
I am blessed in that I always seem to have something to write about. Writing really does come easily to me most of the time. But I have to admit, I'm so excited at the prospect of going to the famed French Laundry tomorrow, that I'm actually a...
- Bay Area Chef Blogs
Most of you probably read Shuna's eggbeater, Haddock's Knife's Edge, and Brett's in praise of sardines blogs, but two local chefs have recently started their own online journals. Check out Offal Good, written by Chris Cosentino of Incanto,...
- Award Season
I'm one of the last to mention this (ironically, since I was one of the judges), but Kate has posted the nominees for the 2005 food blog awards. It was extremely difficult to whittle the many nominees down to a mere five in each category. Sometimes...
Cooking
Blog Day 2006
I have a hard time keeping up with all the food blogs I already read. But I discover lots more through the comments on my site and also from blogs that have linked to me. Here are some of the ones I have discovered recently. I hope you enjoy them too! If you want to participate, just link to 5 new blogs and include the technorati tag Blog Day 2006. Happy Blog Day everyone.
My first pick is A Mingling of Tastes. Based in Ft. Lauderdale, Julie has such a great sense of humor, I can really count on her to put a smile on my face. Plus she's much better at plating than I am.
Can we ever have too many ex-pat food blogs from Paris? I think not! When I first heard the name La Petite Chinoise I thought it was the fine mesh cooking utensil but it turns out it is Ginny herself. She only started blogging a few months ago but her Postal Service stories rival those of our esteemed friend David Lebovitz.
I've already mentioned the blog once in "Posts of the Week", but Cook Think is a couple month old blog that started with a manifesto. I find some great ideas here.
The other blog that made it into my "Post of the Week" not long ago is Eat, Drink, One Woman. Ganda in New York has been traveling and sharing her adventures. She also regularly interviews people about what is in their refrigerator.
Another place I have found some good blogs lately is Delightful Blogs. You can also vote for blogs (hint, hint). Most importantly this is an edited list not just a repository. Begun earlier this year, Golidlocks Finds Manhattan is a recipe-centric blog with some photos of wildlife and livestock thrown in for good measure.
FOOD + BLOG DAY 2006
- Blog Of The Week
I may not have made anyone's Blog Day 2006 list, but a big thanks to This Mama Cooks for having chosen Cooking with Amy as Food Blog of the Week. Check out Mama's site to find even more blogs of the week, a Ramones lunchbox and a freezer full...
-
It's hard enough keeping up with local blogs, so I am a bit slower when it comes to discovering blogs from far away places. But here are some posts from blogs I've discovered just recently. Lisa of Champaign Taste may live in Illinois but she...
- Blog Resources
I am blessed in that I always seem to have something to write about. Writing really does come easily to me most of the time. But I have to admit, I'm so excited at the prospect of going to the famed French Laundry tomorrow, that I'm actually a...
- Bay Area Chef Blogs
Most of you probably read Shuna's eggbeater, Haddock's Knife's Edge, and Brett's in praise of sardines blogs, but two local chefs have recently started their own online journals. Check out Offal Good, written by Chris Cosentino of Incanto,...
- Award Season
I'm one of the last to mention this (ironically, since I was one of the judges), but Kate has posted the nominees for the 2005 food blog awards. It was extremely difficult to whittle the many nominees down to a mere five in each category. Sometimes...