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Anonymous
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One of mine: food52.com
Yours? |
Anonymous
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myrecipes
epicurious donrockwell davidleibovitz smittenkitchen alineaathome metrocurean michaelruhlman leitesculinaria slashfood thekitchn notakeout Hmm, I think I live on the internet a little too much, eh? |
Anonymous
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OP wow you made up for the wait. Thanks.
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Anonymous
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Here's a few more, OP!
101cookbooks fresh365 orangette NY Times diner's journal |
Anonymous
| chow.com |
Anonymous
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Smitten Kitchen
Simply recipes Eating Well Epicurious |
Anonymous
| allrecipes.com |
Anonymous
| crockpot365.com |
Anonymous
| Make sure to check out Tastespotting. Amazing - it collects all of the blog recipies. I could spend forever looking at it. |
Anonymous
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food52.com ROCKS all of them!
i used to read every single one of previously mentioned blogs, and not i really just go to food52 for inspiration and knowledge. i have learned a lot and cooked so much out of my usual comfort zone - can't say enough good things about this site. LOVE IT. |
Anonymous
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"now" not "not"
sorry... |
Anonymous
| 20:54 OP here. Me, too. I also like thekitchn.com. It's more beginner foodie, but I've found some great recipes. food52.com is great for the community. Did you try the addictive asparagus? |
Anonymous
| have not tried the addictive asparagus, but we're going to do merrill's fish tacos this week, and we love love love the naptimechef's chocolate bundt cake. yeah, food 52! |
Anonymous
| The addictive asparagus is delish, and easy to work around. I used carmelized red onions instead of leaks, didn't use any orange, etc. Read the comments before proceeding to see what works for you! |
Anonymous
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OP again.
Here are a few blogs from local woman. This local woman (not sure of her name!) puts out a lovely food blog. She's getting married this weekend, so posting might be light for a few! arugulafiles.typepad.com Cookbook author/instructor Monica Bhide has a lovely website devoted primarily to Indian food. monicabhide.com She writes the column on spice for the Post. Finally, Pati Jinish, the chef at the Mexican Cultural Institute, has a terrific blog, too. patismexicantable.com |