Top 10 Food Blogs for Foodies

food52 blog This
blog keeps you current with the goings-on at beloved foodie website
food52. Here, Amanda and Merrill try new recipes, spotlight unusual
ingredients and cooking utensils., and highlight the best new food
blogs. Sample post: Bean Salad with Pancetta.

Matt Bites writes
about, and takes gorgeous pictures of, everything food and
drink-related, and travels to exotic locales for enviable eating
experiences. Sample post: Harvest in Reims with Veuve Clicquot.

Lottie + Doof is
based in the great food city Chicago. Tim cooks up lots of interesting
and unusual recipes and also writes about cool products and food finds.
Sample post: Black Pepper Tofu.

Serious Eats
The national Serious Eats site grabs the best (coolest, funniest, most
interesting) of new food discoveries, recipes, events, and more around
the web and the country. Sample post: Quiz: How Much Do You Know About Pumpkins?

The Food Section keeps
readers up-to-date on current food news and issues, “publishes original
food writing and photography and scours the web for links to culinary
news and events, recipes, and gastronomical ephemera.” Sample post: Anatomy of a Trending Topic: Justin Bieber and Maple Syrup.

The Ethicurean defines
an ethicurean as “someone who seeks out tasty things that are also
sustainable, organic, local, and/or ethical–SOLE food, for short.”
Posts cover food news, policy, and safety, while also celebrate cooking
and eating. Sample post: “Notes from a new farmer: Q&A with Michael Gallagher, Square Roots Farm.”

Did we miss any? What’s your favorite food blog?

  • http://profile.typepad.com/notimemom NotimeMom

    Mmm… I love food blogs. I guess that is why I have one. I will give these blogs a try. I am always on the look out for new recipes.

  • http://profile.typepad.com/christineleiser ChristineLeiser

    There are a couple here that are new to me, can’t wait to go check them out! Thank you.

    • http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100003406328232 Surendra

      Chris, I just voted for A good mix but even that depends on a lot of thgnis, like the niche, the amount of news in that niche, the amount of discussion/passion in that niche shown on other blogs and forums, etc. But mainly it depends on your readership and how you’ve trained them.What I mean by that is if you started out your blog by writing 2-3 comprehensive posts per week, the type of readership you attract will want that posting style. Same goes for if you gained your current readership by doing 15 short, punchy posts per day.Asking your current readership what posting style/frequency they prefer, like in your poll, will give you skewed results because they’ll most likely prefer the style they’re already accustomed to.That’s why I voted for A good mix because then you attract the most varied readership. Some will prefer the infrequent, longer posts and some will prefer a larger quantity of shorter posts. So everyone gets what they want.

    • http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100003406370681 Ahmad

      Awesome!!! I like that, a culinary scgeanver hunt great name! There clearly are so many to try. I look forward to hearing how the Specialty Noodle place is I love your blog focus it is a great resource for other culinary scgeanver hunters

  • http://profile.typepad.com/countrystars95 Countrystars95

    I think it’s hard to come by a really good foodie blog, but these look great! I also love Pioneer Woman’s foodie section! Great pictures and great food!

  • http://profile.typepad.com/6p0120a6724db2970c twitter.com/TasteAndShare

    Thanks for this list. These blogs are really great (although new to me)! Can I rpost this blog on http://www.TasteAndShare.com?

  • http://profile.typepad.com/sestili Tracy Sestili

    FoodieFool.com is one of my favorite food blogs. And also noreciperequired.com – both great!

    • http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100003406368468 Pricy

      how fun! I’m now convinced, gotta atentd the next food swap I can find and I luv your pics, really beautiful. How do we find local food swaps, is meetup.com a good source? I’m in West L.A. and I only make it up to Pasadena every 2 or 3 months for assorted vinigar and olive oil from Beyond the OliveCheers!

  • http://profile.typepad.com/tomsfoodieblog Tomsfoodieblog

    A good food blog is http://www.tomsfoodieblog.com! This blog covers restaurant reviews, recipes, and the Gourmet Food Truck Movement!

    • http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100003406365010 Segnorita

      My previous post privdoed recommendations for improving a blog through one of my reviews. I only published this a couple of days ago and already the owner of the blog has taken my suggestions on board. The result is so much better, and is so gratifying when you can see the changes – now we have to see if they make a difference!