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eGullet Foodblog Snapshots3 comments

Stan Santos wrote 2 weeks ago: Baked eggs, asparagus salad Braised lettuce, with shallots, mushrooms and peas Gold cippolini onions … more →

Tags: American Cuisine, cooking, Food, Food Photography, french food, gluten free, indian food, Italian Food, New York City

Nurture My Pig...6 comments

zeemanb wrote 1 year ago:   Basically the coolest possible mural...   This weekend I had the opportunity to attend a pretty co … more →

Tags: Food, Culture, Fine Dining, Kansas City, Kansas City Food Scene, Food Blog, Crossroads Art District, food reviews, farm-to-table

715- Lawrence, Kansas...2 comments

zeemanb wrote 1 year ago:                                                                                                      … more →

Tags: Food, Culture, Fine Dining, Home cooking, Kansas City, Kansas City Food Scene, Food Blog, Crossroads Art District, Crossroads Social Club

A Tribute to the "Apple Capital of the World"1 comment

yetichocolates wrote 1 year ago: I recently moved up to the Wenatchee Valley area this summerfor a job, which didn’t exactly go as pl … more →

Tags: Chocolate, Apple, apple capital of the world, apple schnapps, caramel, caramel apple pops, colored cocoa butter, wenatchee

The Boiler Room: Omaha, Nebraska2 comments

zeemanb wrote 1 year ago: There really isn’t any other way to say it than to just say it….I’ve always been a … more →

Tags: General Thoughts, Blogroll, Food, Culture, health, Healthy Eating, Weight loss, Bariatric Surgery, Dating

Molasses Caramels!

yetichocolates wrote 1 year ago: I love molasses.  My Mom used to make molasses crinkle cookies when I was a kid that I just couldn’t … more →

Tags: caramels, DIGITAL thermometer, Milk Chocolate, molasses, molasses caramels

Making Macarons Is A Lot Like Autoerotic Asphyxiation...8 comments

zeemanb wrote 1 year ago: You either walk around for a few days hunched over with neck pain, belt burn around your throat and … more →

Tags: General Thoughts, Food, Culture, health, Healthy Eating, Weight loss, Bariatric Surgery, Weight loss surgery, Addiction

Being A Good Customer...

zeemanb wrote 1 year ago: This week one of my favorite restaurants (“El Comedor”) that I’ve mentioned at least twi … more →

Tags: Food, Culture, recovery, Bariatric Surgery, Weight loss surgery, Fine Dining, Home cooking, Kansas City, Kansas City Food Scene

The Pâté of Childhood, Peanut Butter1 comment

The Chef Hermes Blog wrote 1 year ago: Peanut butter is one of the foods that most people have grown up with, crunchy or smooth, it didn … more →

Tags: header image, Recipes, peanut butter, Michelin recipes, Mandarin Oriental

The Yelp Conspiracy

Left Coast Voices wrote 2 years ago: Yesterday, I posted a positive message about Yelp. While searching for images I came across the foll … more →

Tags: Humorous, Alon Shalev, The Accidental Activist, Google, Yelp!, Boston Food Blog, William McAdoo, Boston Globe, chowhound

Food Blogging with Steven Shaw2 comments

hungrysofia wrote 2 years ago: On May 19th, the International Culinary Center is starting a new session of Food Blogging with Steve … more →

Tags: General, International Culinary Center, Food Blogging with Steven Shaw, Steven Shaw

A serious case of nerves1 comment

kayatthekeyboard wrote 2 years ago: And I’ll tell you all about THAT in a bit. No cooking tonight. I worked late, wasn’t hun … more →

Tags: Someone else's cooking, Menu planning, Thanksgiving

Collecting the Restaurant: A Critique of "Foodie-ism"

collegecritic wrote 2 years ago: Who knew that Baudrillard hated foodies? More precisely, Jean Baudrillard, intellectual celebrity, d … more →

Tags: Miscellaneous, Restaurants, rants, Food, salad, Michael Ruhlman, Baudrillard, Foodies, COLLECTIONS

Eating Down The Fridge4 comments

The Rowdy Chowgirl wrote 3 years ago: It was a bit difficult to track the Eating Down The Fridge challenge back to its origins, but the fl … more →

Tags: feeding the hungry, Food, EDTF, Eating Down the Fridge, Steven Shaw

Cauliflower 18 comments

Stan Santos wrote 3 years ago: To most people, cauliflower is decidedly boring. It’s not sexy compared to say, tomatoes or co … more →

Tags: General, Food, vegetarian, autumn, Side Dish, Vegetables, salad, seasonal and local, Beets

eGullet pics1 comment

mamagotcha wrote 3 years ago: Barely any notes… but some fabulous food to share! Enjoy! … more →

Tags: ég, HEARTLAND, Gathering

Una Causa

hungrysofia wrote 3 years ago: I was curious when I read Katie Workman’s post in The Daily Beast about the rivalry between Pe … more →

Tags: Chile, Light lunch, Perú, Salads, Vegetables, ají amarillo, Causa, Causa de Atun, daily beast

Do Food Bloggers Really Need A 'Code of Ethics'?

jenniferhh wrote 4 years ago: Posted by Jennifer Heigl Recently, there have been two websites that have developed suggested lists … more →

Tags: Miscellaneous, Food, Food & Drink Blogs, Web, accidental hedonist, vegas uncork'd, twitter, Food Blog Code of Ethics

Interview With Alice Waters

Stan Santos wrote 4 years ago: Alice Waters is an American chef and co-owner of Chez Panisse, the original “California Cuisin … more →

Tags: General, Food, Alice Waters, cooking, Farmer's Markets, seasonal and local, Interview, organic, Fresh


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