eG Foodblogs: Coming Attractions (2010/2011)

[Peter the eater]

Looks like dried morels getting rehydrated in a red wine, possibly fortified. Or a vampire smoothie.

[Nayan Gowda]

Hannibal Lecter?

Fabulous blogs so far; really looking forward to the next one.

[Pam R]

Hannibal Lecter?

Nope. Hannibal hasn't been posting much lately.

Clue #2:

[nakji]

Are those plums in Armagnac? A tea enthusiastic, too. Hmm.

[Kerry Beal]

Richard Kilgore?

Whitelotus?

[nickrey]

I'm thinking possibly Richard Kilgore as well.

[prasantrin]

I thought is looked like someone was making amaretto.

What about Wholemeal Crank? That would be more in line with what appears to be the trend in who is blogging.

[baroness]

I think it will be Chris Amirault.

[prasantrin]

That's a pretty good guess, too. IIRC, he relatively recently jumped on the Chinese tea bandwagon.

[Kerry Beal]

Bingo - go check out the windowsill in the thread about Chris's new kitchen - same sill that the ? strawberry infusion seems to be brewing on!

[Pam R]

I don't think it's a strawberry infusion, but I'm sure Chris will let us know exactly what it is when he starts in a couple of days.

[Chris Amirault]

Chris who?

[Chris Hennes]

My love of tea is well known, after all...

[Chris Amirault]

Click.

[Pam R]

Chris will be winding down tomorrow, then we'll take a day off and on the second day of the new year we'll get to see who lives here:

Any guesses?

[Peter the eater]

Could be Manitoba in Autumn.

[Kerry Beal]

So who's in the prairies? Pam, prasantrin, prairiegirl, a Canadian Foodie...

[Pam R]

I'm not sure if this will help you guess or not . . but here's another photo from our next blogger.

[Peter the eater]

So who's in the prairies? Pam, prasantrin, prairiegirl, a Canadian Foodie...

You know it ain't me. Too many infractions. :laugh:

I read that as infarctions as in heart attacks!

[Kerry Beal]

So we are in the american midwest rather than Canada?

[onrushpam]

Wisconsin. I don't have a guess...

At least the first Little House book was set in Wisconsin. Later books took place in other Mid-West states.

Edited January 1, 2011 by onrushpam (log)

[Chris Hennes]

I'd definitely think that book implies US. Anyone know what the net-looking thing above it might be?

[andiesenji]

The first photo looks like Kansas to me. That is about as "heartland" as one can get, I think.

The net-looking thing looks like stems from bittersweet but the berries are usually dark orange, unless it is a "faux" variety.

Edited January 1, 2011 by andiesenji (log)

[Pam R]

Next eG Foodblog starts tomorrow, so here's one last clue:

[C. sapidus]

I suspect that the next foodblogger may know how to balance a spoon on her nose. Amirite, Shelby?