These are five of my favorite and most original food blogs featuring regional and global cuisine. It's completely subjective (not based on stats or Alexa scores), however I am sure you will enjoy reading and viewing each one. All the original pictures featured are taken from the blog.
Sweet Life, written by Vianney Rodriguez, is a captivating and unbelievable collection of Mexican recipes. Living in San Diego, I have become extremely fond of authentic Mexican food and Vianney helps guide me to traditional yet innovative fare.
Genuine and heart felt
stories of her childhood and present day family are entertaining, and no matter
what your culture, very relatable.
However the best part of the blog are her Margarita recipes. Spicy Watermelon, Cranberry and Pumpkin
are just a few of the unique flavors.
This Texas girl knows
how to cook and celebrate life!
This beautiful blog,
based on French cuisine, is authored by Béa
a food writer, stylist and photographer based in Boston. I could seriously just gaze at her
charming blog all day long. Who
better to guide you through the immense library of French recipes than a women
who grew up in the countryside of Northeastern France?
Even more charming are the comments
left in French by natives and sweet blog posts titled http://www.latartinegourmande.com/2013/05/12/la-fete-des-mamans/. Enjoy this beautiful blog and surrender
to the beauty and joys of France.
Does your stir fry and and noodle
dishes stand up to authentic restaurant fare? Are you often disappointed that Chinese take out tastes much
better than the recipes you prepare in your kitchen? Fret no more – just check out Steamy Kitchen. There are classic Chinese, Asian fusion
and good ole American dishes. They
are all fresh, fast and simple (her motto) and have beautiful photography to
accompany the recipes.
Jaden Hair is the author and lives
with two little boys and a husband that love to eat. She is a television chef, food columnist and has her own
cookbook. To say I’m a little
jealous is an understatement!
“The photographer Jun Blen is working his way
through a stunning alphabet of Fillipino food” – New York Times Diners Journal.
What else can I say? The photographs are stunning, the recipes authentic and the
stories heart felt and relatable to anyone who has been homesick once or twice
during their adult life. Originally from manilla, Jun Blen the creator of this wonderful blog, didn’t arrive in the
U.S. until 1998 to attend graduate school. Constant communication with his Mom, taught him to cook
the dishes he loved and missed from his homeland.
Indian Simmer - indiansimmer.com
Prerna’s blog grows,
matures and develops along side her beautiful three year old daughter. They are the same age and she even
includes fun lunch box recipes which come in very handy in our household (my
daughter has spent way too much time watching Food Network and sampling her
food blogger Mom’s creations; she is a verifiable gourmet and food snob - no turkey sandwiches for this kid!).
Her two Moms, birth and
in-law, are her guiding forces and her Indian recipes are exotic and
tantalizing. Her beautiful photos
are an added touch and she has been recognized by Saveur as a top ethnic food
site.
Awesome! Thanks! I love nothing more than finding new blogs
ReplyDeleteGreat! Thanks for the feedback Bridget.
DeleteThank you so much for sharing my blog!!
ReplyDeleteVianney - Sweet Life