17 Best Food Blogs that I'd Love to Read
17 Best Food Blogs that I'd Love to Read
How did we ever
manage to cook before the arrival of the internet? I suppose we had to rely on
cookbooks, cooking tv shows, and knowledge handed down from our grandmothers.
Of course, the more daring would experiment in the kitchen, remembering the
successes, and mercifully forgetting any culinary disasters.
Nowadays, we have
a multitude of food blogs offering mouth-watering recipes, suggestions, and
vivid photography, sending us straight to the kitchen or the supermarket. There
are hundreds of food blogs to tempt your taste buds.
17 Best Food Blogs
to Sate your Hunger in 2022:
1. The Amateur
Gourmet
The Amateur
Gourmet has been around for nearly a decade, sharing creative recipes for
everyday home cooks. His love of food and cooking started in 2007 as he spent
his days as a mortgage broker, finding solace in the kitchen. His blog is now
an award-winning site with over two million unique hits each month.
2. David Lebovitz
Lebovitz is the
author of four cookbooks and the blogger behind My Paris Kitchen and The Sweet
Life in Paris. For eight years he wrote about his adventures abroad, including
his return to Paris where he lived for several years as a young cook under
legendary chef Joël Robuchon.
3. The Kitchn
Cathy Erway and
Jaden Hair started the popular blog, TheKitchn in 2006. Their vision was to be
a community where food lovers could gather and share ideas about cooking,
shopping, entertaining and living. Nowadays they have contributors from all
over the world, who write about restaurants, baking bread, entertaining
children at home, and more.
4. Smitten Kitchen
Deb Perelman
started her blog in 2006 as a way to share recipes for her friends and family
in the New York area. As of 2015 her site has close to seven million visits per
month. She's well known for her tips on making healthy meals, and creating
delicious dishes using simple, seasonal ingredients.
5. The Homesick
Texan
In 1999 Luke Lea
began writing about home cooking in Texas that he missed after having moved to
Seattle. Readers loved his recipes and stories so much that he decided to start
a blog in 2003. It became a hit with foodies, who loved his recipes and his
charismatic writing style. His book, The Homesick Texan won the James Beard
Foundation Award for Best Cookbook: Southern in 2011. He now has over 1 million
unique views per month on his website from all over the world.
The blog, Cooking
Goals by Eva, is all about helping people enjoy more flavourful meals. She
started blogging in 2008 to document her experiments with cooking and eating.
Her background is in the health and fitness world and she's always interested
in food that is low-fat, healthy, delicious and nutritious.
7. 101 Cookbooks
The founders of
this website, Heidi Swanson and Melissa Hamilton designed the blog to be a
place where they could document their favorite recipes. They wanted to share
interesting food with friends and family but missed having a personal cookbook
to consult for inspiration. Their simple approach to food led them to begin
publishing books on cooking techniques for home cooks who aren't professional
chefs or food stylists.
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