Guardian's Top Food Blogs

by Andrew Barrow, Posted Jun 10th 2006 @ 12:33PM

The Guardian newspaper regularly prints lists of blogs and links to them from the website. Yesterday they ran a piece on the top food blogs - congrats and hearty back-slaps to -

Chocolate and Zucchini - Great photography and inspiring recipes

Andy Hayler - looks as if it was made with a typewriter and Pritt Stick and somehow glued into the web

Noodlepie - Fancy a little culinary tour of Saigon? Graham Holliday, a British journalist living in Vietnam, will guide you through the street-snack vendors of the city and their produce.

101 Cookbooks - Warmly praised across the food blogging community

Megnut - Regular updates, and a surfeit of information keeps the appetite whetted nicely.

Deep End Dining - . The blog is a bit stunty - what with still-moving tentacles, bugs etc - but saved from sheer shock factor by some great comic writing.

Chubby Hubby - Singapore-based Aun Koh steals a march on his fellow bloggers with food photography that is so beautiful you want to chuck out your dinner and head back to the kitchen for some of what he is having.

Is My Blog Burning? - Whether you are on the prowl for new recipes, a voyage of blogging discovery, or just want to work out which writers you are really in tune with, this is a sure-fire way to do it.

They also listed

Other foodie blogs

www.bakingforbritain.blogspot.com
Traditional British regional cooking

www.cookingwithamy.blogspot.com
Warm, friendly food musings

www.russelldavies.typepad.com
The best caffs and breakfasts

www.foodblogscool.blogspot.com
Learn how to food blog properly

www.majbros.blogspot.com
Well-written, mainly London reviews

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