It's amazing how much less manic my day is with only two little ones to enjoy.
Soooo.... I thought that I was done with my 2009 wrap-up, but as both Julie from the comments on my other blog, and Heather pointed out here, I forgot to add food links to yesterday's Best Of. Which, of course, is because I wanted to devote an entire post to food related ones. Yes, that was my plan all along. Right. (Actually, reading over this post, you'll see that it's a good thing I waited -- there's a heck of a lot of great foodbloggers and sites out there!)
Alright now, let's get to it! Starting with the blogs...
Blogs I've cooked/baked from (or gleaned ideas from) the most in the past year:
- 101 Cookbooks (Healthy and delicious food. LOVE how she makes lentils and beans into imaginative dishes. Heidi Swanson wrote the cookbook: Super Natural Cooking
)
- Baking Bites (So many reviews and baking recipes on this blog!)
- Culinary in the Desert (Accessible recipes for the home cook -- I look to this blog for dinner inspiration often)
- Dorie Greenspan: In the kitchen and on the road with Dorie (Author of my favorite Baking book
. Need I say more?)
- Everybody Likes Sandwiches (Delicious recipes + crafty goodness. Hard to beat that.)
- Food Blogga (She's just added a video feature with tips to her blog, which I love!) (Also, now that I've watched her How To Seed a Pomegranate video, I feel stupid for ever trying to seed one any other way. Please tell me I'm not the only one who didn't know how to do this!)
- Joy the Baker (I'm only upset that I didn't find this blog sooner! Her recipes are dead on, photography engaging, and her blog is well organized. Love it.)
- Orangette (Molly Wizenberg has a way with words. I will literally cook or bake anything simply because she's described it. She is also has a regular column in Bon Appetit, and wrote the cookbook: A Homemade Life
.)
- Smitten Kitchen (Dudes. There's nothing I DON'T love about this New York City cook.)
- The Nourishing Gourmet (Currently running a Healthy $1 Menu Series on her blog)
- The Pioneer Woman Cooks (Ree Drummond wrote the book The Pioneer Woman Cooks
; my copy is signed by her because I'm a silly fangirl. Also, today she has just posted a recipe for Duce De Leche Coffee. RUN DO NOT WALK.)
Eye candy:
- Bakerella (Insanely adorable, artistic setups and photographs.)
- Bittersweet (Vegan recipes, a little bit of crochet thrown in and fabulous photos.)
- foodbeam (Recipes and beautiful photography.)
- she paints the kitchen red (Cupcakes and cakes.)
- Tartlette (I am literally blown away by her artistic hand with food, and the way she uses her camera to amp it all up.)
A good read:
- David Lebovitz (Live vicariously through this American expat pastry chef located in Paris.)
- Cupcake Bakeshop (Not only fantastic cupcakes, but also insight as to how she builds her recipes, which I've found to be indispensable.)
- Delicious Days (Nicole Stich is also the author of a cookbook by the same name: delicious days
)
- Roots and Grubs (Matthew Amster-Burton wrote Hungry Monkey
, which I keep forgetting to buy...)
- Stickyrice (Restaurant reviews, food-related travel.)
- Technicolor Kitchen: English version (Patricia Scarpin writes from her home in Portugal, and I love the reading about the local produce, etc.)
- Vanilla Garlic (Garrett has a way of mixing food stories and humor in a way that I find most entertaining. Hands down, my favorite of his stories: Preggers and The Peon.)
Standalone:
- Hunter Angler Gardener Cook: finding the forgotten feast (In my eyes, this guy is a culinary hero.)
Sites full of trusted recipes that make figuring out what's for dinner SO much more enjoyable:
Food forums:
- Bakespace
- Tasty Kitchen
- Tastespotting (OK, so this isn't actually a forum, but it is community driven, so it fits best here)
- The Fresh Loaf
I know that I'm missing at least one other main food forum, but I can't remember what it is at the moment.
Do you have a favorite food blogger or food related site that I should know about? Let me know in the comments!
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