Blogroll - food blogs
Some food blogs of note.
| Acquiring Taste | Karaimame's beautiful cookies, bentos, crafts and more from Finland. | ||
| An Italian in the US | Marta is a chemist from Italy who lives in Berkeley, CA. | ||
| Appetite for China | Diane Kuan writes about the food of China and Chinese-influenced food. | ||
| Banlieue Blog | By Melissa, a 20-year American resident of Paris. | ||
| Berlin Reified | A Berlin, Germany based blog by Sylee, who is from Washington D.C. | ||
| Blue Lotus | A Canadian girl eats her way around Tokyo. | ||
| chez mistral | A wine blog by Evelyn, an American woman living in Avignon, France. | ||
| Chili & Vanilia | By Zsofi, a Hungarian expat in Belgium (mostly in Hungarian). | ||
| Chocolate and Zucchini | Clotilde's lovely and long running blog about French food, life in Paris, and much more. | ||
| Chubby Hubby | The super-elegant Singapore based restaurant and food blog. | ||
| Cook sister! | A South African food enthusiast living in London. | ||
| Cooking Cute | A blog devoted mostly to bento lunches. Not all her bentos are just-cute (which is a good thing in my view), but they all look delicious! | ||
| David Lebovitz | Food blog of American food writer, chef and teacher David Lebovitz, who lives in Paris. | ||
| Delicious: days | Nicki and Oliver’s lovely and wildly popular Münich-based food blog. | ||
| Diet Log | Turning a skeptical eye on all the diet related news, fads, trends, etc. | ||
| Eaten in Translation | Australian Cass eats and cooks her way around Tokyo. | ||
| Eating Asia | Asian food rhapsodies, by Robyn and David. | ||
| English Patis | Celia is a Filipina living in the UK who dreams of cooking for a living. | ||
| Esurientes - The Comfort Zone | Always lovely recipes from Niki in Melbourne, Australia. | ||
| Field to Feast | A wonderfully written foodblog by Carolyn from Zimbabwe, Africa. | ||
| fleur de sel | A food blog by Emi, a Japanese woman living in France. Wonderful recipes. In Japanese. | ||
| Food Blog Alliance | Learn the business side of food blogging from experienced food bloggers. | ||
| Frenchless in France | A food blog by Linda, an American living in France. | ||
| Garlic Breath | Riana is a ‘food-driven, travel-loving American residing in the south of France with her French husband’. | ||
| Homesick Texan | The Homesick Texan is a quintessential expat. | ||
| Hungrig in San Francisco | A foodblog by Ralph, a German living in San Francisco. In German. | ||
| Kalyns Kitchen | Kalyn’s always informative low-carb (mainly focused on the South Beach Diet) food blog. | ||
| La tartine gourmande | Béa is a Frenchwoman living in Boston, writing about and photographing beautiful food. | ||
| Lucullan Delights | Ilva is Swedish and lives in Tuscany. | ||
| Lucy's Kitchen Notebook | A beautifully written and photographed food blog from an American married to a French man in Lyon, by Lucy. | ||
| Lunch in a box | Biggie interprets the world of Japanese bento lunchboxes for English speakers. Loads of good hints and photos. | ||
| Main-Main Masak-Masak | Vegan/vegetarian-oriented (but not solely veg) Asian cooking and baking blog from Singapore. | ||
| Ms. Glaze's Pommes d'Amour | Ms. Glaze is an American chef working in a 3-star restaurant in Paris. | ||
| New York Times Diners' Journal | Blog written by the New York Times’ food writers, mainly by Frank Bruni. | ||
| News for Curious Cooks | Harold McGee’s blog, with interesting scientific-food items. | ||
| Nordljus | Breathtaking food photos, many dessert and sweets recipes, by Keiko, who lives in England. | ||
| Once Upon A Tart | Myriam’s gorgeous blog, from Zürich. | ||
| Oswego Tea | Elegant food blog by Michèle, a Canadian living in Paris. | ||
| Oyamake Stoneware blog | Mike and Tomoko blog about Japanese food from Kobe, Japan - and sell stoneware too! | ||
| Phnomenon: food in Cambodia | Cambodian food blog from Australian expat Phil. | ||
| posie's place | Pamela is from Glasgow, Scotland and lives in Basel, Switzerland. | ||
| Reality Bites | Confessions of a Food Lover on a Budget - American Caryn lives in England. | ||
| Savory snark | Amanda is an American living in Brighton, England. | ||
| Serious Eats | One of my favorite group food blog-type sites, with a nice, relaxed attitude. Somewhat NYC-centric. | ||
| Simply Recipes | Elise Bauer’s lovely site that is about 90% simply recipes. This is one of the most successful food blogs on the net. | ||
| sooshi | A cute French-language blog by ooishiigal, a Japanese girl living in Switzerland. | ||
| The Expatriate's Kitchen | By an ex-expatriate; food and travel and memories. | ||
| The Fresh Loaf | A community site dedicated to artisanal (traditional) baking. Great forums. | ||
| The Girl Who Ate Everything | Robyn’s somewhat scatterlogical posts about eating food all over the place (but mostly in the NYC area, with some forays to Paris) are always fun to read. | ||
| The Golden Shrimp | From Scotland via the Netherlands and many points in between, by Eva. |
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