Favorite Food Blogs and Recipe Sites

[prasantrin]

Another Filipino blog I like, though she doesn't do Filipino food exclusively, is Desserts Come First. I love her pictures!

[Peter Green]

I'm growing to like Chubby Hubby, out of Singapore, I believe.

Plus, they covered the actual recipes for the last WGF in Bangkok, so I don't have to retype them (hee, hee).

[Bux]

My new favorite blog is Michael Ruhlman's on Megnut.

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As has already been pointed out, Ruhlman has his own blog now, but since following his blog on megnut.com I've been making it a point to check it out regularly. Ruhlman and Bourdain are frequent commentors there and it's an interesting site on its own.

[FoodieNerd]

My two absolute favorites are The Amateur Gourmet: http://www.amateurgourmet.com/the_amateur_gourmet/

and Orangette: http://orangette.blogspot.com/

[barolo]

My two absolute favorites are The Amateur Gourmet:  http://www.amateurgourmet.com/the_amateur_gourmet/

and Orangette:  http://orangette.blogspot.com/

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Molly at Orangette announced a few days ago that she got a book deal.

[kristin_71]

My new favorite blog is Michael Ruhlman's on Megnut.

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As has already been pointed out, Ruhlman has his own blog now, but since following his blog on megnut.com I've been making it a point to check it out regularly. Ruhlman and Bourdain are frequent commentors there and it's an interesting site on its own.

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And there still seems to be some contraversy as to what really happened in Las Vegas.

[mukki]

I enjoy a lot of the blogs that have been mentioned, but I tend to switch around a lot. Chocolate & Zucchini was a favorite in the beginning, but I don't look at it much anymore.

I just discovered Kuidaore, which has been mentioned before, and have been going through the archives. Great photography and she makes a lot of the recipes I'm interested in (particularly pastry).

[Sea Urchin Ragout]

Found a good French blog which is based mostly around video entries...some more interesting than others but a good mix of recipes and interviews nonetheless

http://www.cuisinerenligne.com/

[M. Lucia]

Desert Candy

Lots of recipes, and I also write about my experiences as a Westerner cooking in Damascus.

[Habeas Brulee]

Some of my favorites are:

Smitten Kitchen

Homesick Texan

A Muffin Story

Bon Appegeek

Bron Marshall

Cook & Eat

Hungry in Hogtown

Hooked on Heat

Jumbo Empanadas

Kuidaore

La Tartine Gourmande

Nordljus

Rasa Malaysia

Roots and Grubs

Still Life With...

Tigers & Strawberries

And of course I also like my own food blog:

Habeas Brûlée

[pangloss]

Are we speaking strictly of blogs, or any internet web site?

If the latter, I would nominate Chowhound.com, especially for northern California foodies.

[harlanturk]

I'll say it again, MATT BITES.

I've started a "PLOG":

HARLANTURK

Edited February 5, 2007 by harlanturk (log)

[Knicke]

Just found a cool thing today:

Tastespotting - seems to essentially be a collective "visual bulletin board" of food porn, with links to the poster's blogs. Looks like it's just getting started, but it's a fun place if all you want is pictures...

[rconnelly]

circleoffood.com is an up-and-comer!

[YummyInMyTummy]

A friend and I have started one

http://damnedgoodfood.blogspot.com

Let me know what you all think, suggestions would be great!

[jm chen]

Two of my favorites have already been mentioned, Matt Bites and Smitten Kitchen, but I didn't see the third -- My Husband Cooks. Gorgeous photos, and a fun he-said-she-said format, with recipes.

(And a mini horn-tooting: my site Intrepid Media is not a blog, but my most recent column there, Pursuing the Perfect Bite, is food-related.)

[kristin_71]

Hungry Magazine This is a good one. Mostly out of Chicago but really interesting.

[KenBurgin]

Here's my collection so far of Restaurant and Cafe Blogs - reflecting the life of the business rather than consumer experiences.

See http://www.profitablehospitality.com/public/452.cfm

Suggestions welcome for additions -

Ken

[TAPrice]

Here is a new blog from Chris DeBarr, the chef at the Delachaise in New Orleans. It's a little wine bar doing pretty adventurous food. Most nights, DeBarr cooks the food, runs the plates and even washes the dishes. All this gives him a unique perspective.

Chris DeBarr's blog

[Milagai]

I don't know if I've posted this before, but this is one fantastic blog:

http://www.nandyala.org/mahanandi/

Pictures are out of this world: the blog is

worth visiting just to see how beautifully she

presents peanuts and eggplants!

Recipes are very regional, authentic, uncommon.

(Rayalaseema region of Andhra Pradesh State in

Southern India).

Milagai

[Diner Girl]

SmittenKitchen and MyHusbandCooks are two of my favorites, too. I feel like Chocolate & Zucchini is past its prime. Also, I can never get enough of Ruhlman.

[enurmi]

I look forward to new posts by Shauna at Gluten Free Girl (who has taught me so much about celiac), and Adam at Amateur Gourmet is always fun to read.

I also like Orangette, 101 Cookbooks, Chocolate and Zucchini, and the Domestic Goddess.

[kristin_71]

I don't know that anyone has mention this one:

French Laundry At Home

I found Dinergirl thanks to Michael Ruhlman giving her a mention at his blog. It is a really good blog that is fun to read and even maybe play along.

[kathryn sossen]

I'm not sure where to post this- but cheeck out Tony Bourdains post today on Ruhlmans blog- a strong point of view forceably expressed-

Bourdain all the way.

[Jon Savage]

Tony Bourdains post today on Ruhlmans blog- a strong point of view forceably expressed-

Bourdain all the way.

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I'd say that is a bit of an understatement on both counts. Nothing like a little vintage Bourdain to start the day though. I do enjoy reading Ruhlman's blog and am indebted to him as a reference to egullet in one of his books led me here in the first place.

Edited March 27, 2007 by 6ppc (log)