eGullet in Vogue

[H. du Bois]

eGullet receives a mention in Jeffrey Steingarten's column in the new May 07 issue of Vogue, page 276.

His topic is Jim Lahey's no-knead bread, made famous by Mark Bittman's article in the Times.

Steingarten speaks of the huge reaction among the food community, and states:

"On eGullet, the most fanatical and intellectual food site, and thus my favorite, there were so many posts that I gave up printing them after 150 pages; some members debated whether no-knead bread is truly an innovation, and whether it's as good as the old-fashioned kind."

[TAPrice]

Does Vogue ever post Steingarten's articles online? I can never find them.

[Peter Green]

You need to look under Men's Vogue There's an August issue on line, but that was all I could turn up quickly.

When will they release a third collection, that's what I need to know.

[Leonard Kim]

My question-- in some of his older pieces, Steingarten, in addition to praising this site, refers to recipes (associated with whatever he's writing about) that he's supposedly posted here. He even gives a URL. Can't find them now. Are they still here and if so where?

About finding his writings online:

Vogue doesn't make his articles available, and I believe I read somewhere (maybe even the Q&A here?) Steingarten himself claiming his writings are not available on-line.

My main reason for posting is to note that transcriptions of his Vogue stuff from June '04 to the present can be found at www.accessmylibrary.com. In theory, you need to have a library card from a participating library; in my case, the state of Michigan provides access. Apparently, you can also simply register yourself for free.

The Men's Vogue site has two articles by Steingarten, the one on foie gras and one on knives. There are 2-3 things at slate.com and a number of videos at seriouseats.com

[Fat Guy]

My question-- in some of his older pieces, Steingarten, in addition to praising this site, refers to recipes (associated with whatever he's writing about) that he's supposedly posted here.  He even gives a URL.  Can't find them now.  Are they still here and if so where?

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