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ntt2
February 8, 2012
This is an amazing list -- and already a life changer for me! For the last 15 years I have tried to figure out a way to list all the recipes I want to try, where are the ones I've tried and loved, and avoid all the little pieces of paper stuck in magazines and cookbooks. I tried scanning indexes, using an excel spread sheet -- all to no avail. I am so in love with Eat Your Books -- it is heaven!!! thanks, nt
ntt2
February 8, 2012
This is an amazing list -- and already a life changer for me! For the last 15 years I have tried to figure out a way to list all the recipes I want to try, where are the ones I've tried and loved, and avoid all the little pieces of paper stuck in magazines and cookbooks. I tried scanning indexes, using an excel spread sheet -- all to no avail. I am so in love with Eat Your Books -- it is heaven!!! thanks, nt
garlic&lemon
February 1, 2012
This is a great list! I am more excited about this one than about the Saveur 100 because most of the list is accessible! Evernote may change my over-stuffed 3-ring binder method of keeping track of recipes (currently bursting out of 3 binders). Thanks!
ChefJune
January 31, 2012
I LOVE this list! Now I have to go find that olive oil. It sounds fabulous.
HeatherM
January 31, 2012
Thanks for publishing this! So fun. How super fantastic is the Hamilton family? Love Blood, Bones & Butter, Canal House, and of course Prune.
I happened to purchase the Hario coffee mill for my boyfriend for Christmas, and I wouldn't dare go back to my "coffee grinder" (more like coffee destroyer) now.
Must go find Belly of Paris now.
I happened to purchase the Hario coffee mill for my boyfriend for Christmas, and I wouldn't dare go back to my "coffee grinder" (more like coffee destroyer) now.
Must go find Belly of Paris now.
pierino
January 31, 2012
I bought the Hario myself, but I actually use it for grinding spices; cumin seed, fennel seed etc. Be sure to grind in the clockwise direction only or you can damage the ceramic burrs.
The great thing about the Kurlansky translation of Belly of Paris is that his annotations give you the historical back drop to France during the Second Empire. If you like this you want to read his own non-fiction works; COD and A BASQUE HISTORY OF THE WORLD.
The great thing about the Kurlansky translation of Belly of Paris is that his annotations give you the historical back drop to France during the Second Empire. If you like this you want to read his own non-fiction works; COD and A BASQUE HISTORY OF THE WORLD.
Kristen E.
January 30, 2012
SodaStream is a settlement product. It is illegal and should not be on your list. Please remove SodaStream from this list, not my comments. www.codepink.org/boycottsodastream
Amanda H.
January 30, 2012
Kristen, this is not the appropriate place for you to express your political views. There are plenty of other places online where you can express these views -- and we will continue to remove any inappropriate comments. You just joined food52 today, and the only participation you've had in our community is to make politically-charged comments. That's not how this community works.
Zahra
February 7, 2012
I support Kristen because it is the truth, not a political view! The Sodastream problem is a huge human rights situation. You guys are responsible for the products you endorse and should know the full story before endorsing something. When you endorse products made in a war zone, you should know or at least be able to defend your pick. There are plenty of other home carbonation systems out there that are not made with the blood of innocent people. You guys have the privilege of being heard by thousands of people, you need to take the responsibility that comes with that. Please do your research before endorsing a company that is making fraudulent claims.
KirstenW
January 30, 2012
Wow! Thank you so much for the kind mention of our extra virgin olive oils from California Olive Ranch. We are so very honored to be in such incredible company. Thank you, Food 52 and fans!
Warmly,
Kirsten
Warmly,
Kirsten
pierino
January 31, 2012
Luckily for me I live in Paso Robles and can buy California Olive Ranch products at my local supermarket. I love the Arbequina.
daisybrain
January 29, 2012
I took a class with Todd Coleman (Gujerati Vegetarian Cuisine) at ICE. He demonstrated that garlic peeling technique. It's genius and he's a great teacher. That class was so much fun.
Julie C.
January 29, 2012
Finally made it to Eataly from Chicago, and I'm a believer. Try the gluten-free pasta they have there; it tastes like "real" pasta, not gummy or oddly textured.
BoulderFoodie
January 29, 2012
Anyone remember the name of the store in Chicago that was in the old Food52 shop. They would often have great finds from Paris. I loved "window shopping" on that website.
creamtea
January 28, 2012
What fun! I'm going to be on the lookout for California Olive Ranch. and thirschfeld, I thought cheddar-bucket water sounded sorta interesting....
BoulderFoodie
January 28, 2012
Great list! Much to check out! I would add to it French Broad Chocolates. Their truffles are amazing! http://frenchbroadchocolates.com/
Beautiful, M.
January 28, 2012
This is such a great list with both things I know and love, and things I will need to check out.
-Fuzzy Logic Rice Cooker-- just got one and happy so far
-Lucky Peach-- of course it's fun and interesting, but it also the only food magazine I have to hide from my kids for bad language
-Soda Stream-- I've been tempted for a long time. If Amanda says it's life-changing...
-Freekeh-- need to try it, because I sure like to say it
-Remedy Quarterly-- because it is lovely and I am so excited to be included in the next issue, coming soon!
-Fuzzy Logic Rice Cooker-- just got one and happy so far
-Lucky Peach-- of course it's fun and interesting, but it also the only food magazine I have to hide from my kids for bad language
-Soda Stream-- I've been tempted for a long time. If Amanda says it's life-changing...
-Freekeh-- need to try it, because I sure like to say it
-Remedy Quarterly-- because it is lovely and I am so excited to be included in the next issue, coming soon!
Zahra
February 7, 2012
Soda Stream is being made in illegally occupied land in Palestine and fraudulently labeled as "Made in Israel". iSi makes a great home carbonation system without taking stolen land and ruining innocent lives.
Panfusine
January 28, 2012
Speaking of popped sorghum.. it makes for a wonderful snack coated in caramel and shaped into balls. (look for them under the name Rajgira chikki in India grocery stores)
Panfusine
January 28, 2012
sorry.. got my cereals wrong...Rajgira is actually popped amaranth.. they make the popped sorghum look like Capybara popcorn!
thirschfeld
January 28, 2012
The Canal House ladies are my heroes, anything from Anson Mills rocks, try their farro and sea island red peas and their rye flour fortunately they let you buy the stuff by the 10 pound bag. Got a soda stream for Christmas and it is a game changer. I have yet to make soda, probably won't, but the variations you can create on sparkly water are amazing. Try aging you water in a cheddar bucket before carbonating it.
hardlikearmour
January 28, 2012
Great list, and I'm glad to see the Meadow up there! I really love that store, more than I suspect is natural or healthy!
feucht22
January 28, 2012
Genius! Particularly love:
Ms. Hamilton
Canal House
Emile Henry
Foodily
Eat Your Books
Would also add Amanda's Essential NYT Cookbook (even though it was 2010)! I used it heavily in 2011.
Ms. Hamilton
Canal House
Emile Henry
Foodily
Eat Your Books
Would also add Amanda's Essential NYT Cookbook (even though it was 2010)! I used it heavily in 2011.
Souzakh
January 27, 2012
I can personally endorse!
- Blood, Bones and Butter
- California Olive Range Olive Oil
- Evernote
- Lucky Peach
- Michael Rulhman books
- Bulleit's Rye
- American Cheesemongers
- Nespresso Machines
- Penguin's Great Food Series (except many of these are available from the public domain)
- Zite
- SodaStream
I can't wait to say I can endorse
- Eagle Burbon
and I wish I saw the book
- Mission Street Food
on the list.
- Blood, Bones and Butter
- California Olive Range Olive Oil
- Evernote
- Lucky Peach
- Michael Rulhman books
- Bulleit's Rye
- American Cheesemongers
- Nespresso Machines
- Penguin's Great Food Series (except many of these are available from the public domain)
- Zite
- SodaStream
I can't wait to say I can endorse
- Eagle Burbon
and I wish I saw the book
- Mission Street Food
on the list.
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