Tell Us Your Favorite Food Blogs!

If anyone wants to read about menu prices, then i must recommend https://everymenuprices.com/

I think its one of the best blog.Its really awesome blog. I love your blog and i follow you.amazon new unique kitchen products with price catalogue.http://kitchenhomeall.blogspot.com

My favorite blog for Spanish food stories is at www.papaserra.com - and of course platselector.com. Just moved here and these two are setting the scene for me.

i would recommend www.eatopia.in in case you are looking for indian food that go beyond the regular naan and chicken tikka variety.

Www.whatthehellaretheymakingnow.com

I run a food blog called Ticket to Tasty - tickettotasty.com and others I enjoy include Oh She Glows, Smitten Kitchen, Fearless Homemaker. Cheers!

I dig reading Oh She Glows, The First Mess, and my own Spiced Curiosity. With a healthy dose of Genius Recipes. :)

I actually have my own food blog - bakingyear.com. I spotlight different ingredients/cultures each month and try various recipes that revolve around that theme :)

I second Tracy below with Pantry No. 7! Great recipe's/photos and they review L.A. restaurants! (my city baby) Great work Tracy!

I'm very fond of bigsislittledish
It is a wonderful gluten-free blog that aspires to fine dining and elegant pastry - something that is tough to do with gluten-free. The stories about food and travel and memory, really resonate and inspire me to cook. It's the first source I check when looking to make something new!

Some of my favorite blogs include manger, ladyandpups, and our very own pantryno7!

Well, my all-time favorite blog is my own, Kitchen Konfidence :) Other than that, I really enjoy 101 Cookbooks, Smitten Kitchen, Green Kitchen Stories, and Sprouted Kitchen to name just a few. Gosh, my Feedly list is HUGE! Joy the Baker, How Sweet It Is, Happyolks, Matt Bites, Aida Mollenkamp, White On Rice Couple, What's Gaby Cooking, Lottie + Doof, Honestly YUM, and I think I'll stop there. But I could keep going ;)

I write a weekly column/blog for Gannett at blogs.rgj.com/dishitup/

Please check it out! Folks are loving the stories and recipes and love the restaurant too. You can find us at dishcafecatering.com. Thanks friends!

Ultimate Hot Chocolate (www.ultimatehotchocolate.com) is my absolute favourite. She reviews hot chocolates around the world. Great hot chocolate/travel read.

Happyolks, Green Kitchen Stories, Cookie and Kate, The Sunday Table, Sprouted Kitchen, The First Mess, The Year In Food, Not My Salt, My New Roots & More!

http://smittenkitchen.com/ My absolute favourite! Simple recipes, with stuff you're likely to have lying around

I love "What I Haven't Cooked Yet". It's wonderful for great ideas for produce from farmers' markets and CSA's. It has just moved here:

http://jonathanbardzik.com/temp_navigation/the-recipes/

http://theroadtohellandsweetness.blogspot.be
The best blog you can find! Every dish has a story behind it...impossible not to love it!

Too many! Top two: Homesick Texan for the food and Eating the Daisies for the writing.
http://www.homesicktexan.com/
http://eatingthedaisies.blogspot.com/

My go-to food blog is http://www.secretsofahomecook.com/

The recipes are so easy to follow and always delicious. They fit into my busy weekday schedule. Secrets of a Home Cook has tons of quicks tips and shortcuts that make cooking fun!

My favorite food blog is http://eatingthedaisies.blogspot.com/
Blogger, Kate Buckley often leaves my mouth watering with both her clever writing and recipes. As a busy working mom of 2 I am always motivated to get back in the kitchen when I read her posts. Definitely the best food blog to start following!

http://www.ladyandpups.com/ She lives in China. I live in China...she rocks the tiny kitchen that is the Chinese kitchen, and she does it in two languages with a wicked sense of humor. What's not to love!

I like http://dailybreakfast.net both for food and travel photography. Have a look

I love Clouds in the Kitchen cloudsinthekitchen.blogspot.com not much bla bla, straight to easy and delicious recipes!!!!

There are also some Scottish and Irish blogs I follow that are beautiful, intelligently written, and deliciously wonderful: http://kelliesfoodtoglow.com, by a Scotswoman; Wise Words (I eat, He cooks, The kids make a big mess) http://wisewords.ie; Nessa's Family Kitchen (you'll read it just to see the gorgeous photos and her little red-haired children) http://www.nessasfamilykitchen.blogspot.com; and A Year in Redwood, about the travails of raising organic pigs, ducks, and chickens in County Tipperary. She and I are planning a joint post on what to do with fabulous duck eggs. http://ayearinredwood.com

I love Manger (http://mimithorisson.com) - all those dogs, all those kids, and all in France. http://www.davidlebovitz.com is consistently informative, if a bit formulaic; I sometimes enjoy his twitter feed more. I love reading http://chocolateandzucchini.com in French. http://italiannotes.com gives me a good Italian fix, and her recipes are as good as the stories behind them. All of these and the early days of Food52 have been influential to me as I've grown my own blog, The Solitary Cook, where I endeavor to write for people who love to read as much as they love to cook. http://thesolitarycook.wordpress.com

I have a few favorites my self but, my all time favorite food blog is Gooddinnermom.com
It's fresh, reinvented, clean food recipes.
Check it out!

I love Cajun and Creole cooking so my favorite is www.raisedonaroux.com.

I love soooooooo many blogs. One of my favourites is Our Neck of the Woods (http://www.ourneckofthewoods.net/) and also my blog Recipes From A Pantry (http://recipesfromapantry.com/).

I have a looong bloglist, but one that's super unique that I love is Some Kitchen Stories, because it's unlike anything else I've seen… they write short fictional stories to go with each recipe, so fun and creative. And also, mine of course! (www.lovesfoodlovestoeat.blogspot.com)

One of the sites that me and my wife, who is an organic pastry chef, really enjoy reading and getting ideas from is "Big Sis, Little Dish," (bigsislittledish.wordpress.com). It was created by two sisters, it's well written, the food photography is great, the recipes are wonderful, and like I said, it inspires us as well.

I love 'The Whinery' by Elsa http://elsbro.com/blog/. Excellent photography and superb vegan recipes from Canada.

And of course, I love my own foodblog,kitchenbutterfly.com which features a rarely seen/known cuisine - Nigerian which has many similarities with Asian cuisines. I also share seasonal ingredients and regional flavours.

dailybreakfast.net :-)

So many good ones have already been named! And now a list of new ones to check :). I'm definitely a happyolks, 101 cookbooks, sprouted kitchen mega-fan. Other favorites are the first mess, princess tofu, vegetarian ventures, local milk, and the forest feast. Also I'm a biased fan of my own veg blog combining food & fiction
www.l-o-r-e.com

I am a devoted follower of Big Sis Little Dish: http://bigsislittledish.wordpress.com/ It is created by Erin Orr, an extraordinarily talented chef, artist, and storyteller. The blog features wonderfully creative and delicious recipes with gorgeous photos, as well as enchanting personal stories from Erin's upbringing and her travels around the world. To me the recipes and the stories are equally delicious!

Big Sis Little Dish http://bigsislittledish.wordpress.com/ is an amazing blog which my dear friend Erin and her sister Silvi write. Erin is an incredible storyteller, so her postings are not just about how to make delicious food, but are also journeys through her childhood in Hawaii and Vancouver and her travels as an adult to places such as Korea and Estonia. Sometimes I read Big Sis Little Dish for the recipes, but sometimes, I just want to read/see something like this: http://bigsislittledish.wordpress.com/2012/04/07/a-composed-spring-salad-inspired-by-estonian-rosolje-and-birds-nests/. or this . . .
http://bigsislittledish.wordpress.com/2014/02/02/happy-lunar-new-year-gluten-free-shrimp-and-pork-dumplings-inspired-by-travels-in-taiwan/

Some favorites that I haven't seen mentioned here yet are: A Little Saffron Would Make This (http://alittlesaffron.com/), Aida Mollenkamp (http://www.aidamollenkamp.com/), eCurry (http://www.ecurry.com/blog/) Cakewalk (http://www.rcakewalk.blogspot.com/), Food Loves Writing (http://foodloveswriting.com/), Souvlaki for the Soul (http://souvlakiforthesoul.com/), The View from Great Island (http://theviewfromgreatisland.com/), 10th Kitchen (http://www.10thkitchen.com/), Cafe Johnsonia (http://www.cafejohnsonia.com/), Foodess (http://foodess.com/), Gourmandistan (http://gourmandistan.com/), Golubka (http://golubkakitchen.com/), Healthy Seasonal Recipes (http://www.healthyseasonalrecipes.com/), London Bakes (http://londonbakes.com/), The Tart Tart (http://www.thetarttart.com/), Two Red Bowls (http://tworedbowls.com/). Clearly I need an intervention...

Many good ones have been mentioned, but I love Dishing Up The Dirt. Andrea is a farmer and recipe blogger and is adorable to boot. I also love 101 Cookbooks--look through Heidi's archives for some breathtaking recipes. Also Green Kitchen Stories and My New Roots.

I really like Poires au Chocolat, Orangette, and Farmette. (I've also started my own attempt at a food blog: www.caretakerskitchen.com)

I adore Libby at http://www.lemonythyme.com/ for her photography and Adam over at http://unorthodoxepicure.com/ for his delightful Confessions.

I like my own foodie blog, of course (aptly named anotherfoodieblogger), but I'm nowhere near the caliber of other foodie blogs.

gooddinnermom.com is a great food blog. good recipes

i love this site: www.rethinkingthelunchbox.blogspot.com especially if you have little kids. super creative and simple.

I am a huge fan of alexandracooks.com. Her style, techniques and photos are amazing.

I love joythebaker.com and topwithcinnamon.com! My food blog is spicesandspatulas.com- I'd so appreciate Food52 readers looking at it!

I love sproutedkitchen.com, spoonforkbacon.com and whiteonricecouple.com

I just recently started a new food blog of my own- mylittlesaturday.com, please check it out!

www.cookieandkate.com
www.feedmephoebe.com

www.simplyravenous.com

GOOD DINNER MOM... Great approach to fun, DELICIOUS and healthy eating (yeah, that's right, I put the words delicious and healthy in the same sentence!) What I like the most is that the recipes are made with whole healthy ingredients, and require a lot of "DIY" techniques, instead of sending you straight to the store to buy already cooked or canned foods and just put them together. In fact, this little aspect has brought great benefits to my family. We feel more healthy and full of energy since we started cooking this way.

www.peegaw.tumblr.com
The author lives in Qatar but is originally from the Pacific Rim and posts a ton of Asian recipes but also a lot of American foods, too. The photos on her site are totally TDF (to die for). Her site is beautifully laid out as well.

I'm a huge fan of Big Sis Little Dish. Amazingly yummy gluten free recipes, with great photos, it's easy to follow, and the use of great ingredients. http://bigsislittledish.wordpress.com

Greek style to die for! http://thesteamingpot.com/

1. My Diverse Kitchen, Homestyle South Indian Food with a splash of some FANTASTIC bread recipes.
2. Maayeka : Traditional North Indian Food recipes by ANjana Chaturvedi
3. Leites culinaria, There are many recipes out there that just liteally hypnotize you into making them immediately ^ boy, are they fabulous!

Gooddinnermom.com, delicious recipes, healthy and easy to follow.

Insockmonkeyslippers.com fresh creative and original family foods

I adore Lady and Pups, an angry food blog,Homecooking with extreme prejudice. The photos are great. The blog itself is witty. The food always looks amazing. What I find most important is the blogger herself helped me with one of her recipes.
http://www.ladyandpups.com/2014/03/06/porky-gingery-shrimp-toasts-eng/#comment-33354

I can't even believe someone mentioned Hortus and Modern Pop Cooking (THANKS guys!) but aside that I love Carey Nershi and her Reclaiming Provincial, Sini and her My Blue&White kitchen, Phi Tran at princesstofu.com, Local Milk, Dolly&Oatmeal...
And I love Green Kitchen Stories, because it's probably the first blog I really cooked out of.

I love the blog, userealbutter.com. The recipes are always delicious and fun to make and her photographs are beyond belief beautiful.

ChefsSallyJane.com - an American chef based in London with a unique international flavour based on her nomadic childhood abroad and travels as a private chef. Comforting and unfussy but clever cooking, this is how I really want to eat!

There really are so many wonderful blogs to follow. A few favorite blogs that I don't think have been mentioned in the comments yet are: dagmarskitchen.se (lovely photography, stories, & recipes from a Swedish kitchen), deliciousdays.com (an all-time favorite with recipes that are always to die for), dollyandoatmeal.com (inspiring recipes and photography), modernpopcooking.com (a brand new blog with a fresh&healthy approach to everyday cooking), apt2bbakingco.blogspot.com (great baking blog), sevenspoons.net (ever so gorgeous)... The list could go on and on, really.

ohsheglows.com, mywholefoodlife.com, anavocadoaday.blogspot.com, superfoodielife.blogspot.com ... to name a few

101cookbooks.com and loveandlemons.com !

lottieanddoof.com...beautiful, simple photos with recipes I have actually used (with success!)!

Some of my favourites are www.purevege.com, thewoodenspoon.net.au, lepassevite.blogspot.com, foodjourneys.pt and if I may suggest my own, entrejardins.com

Ah so many to love but a shout out to Rachel Eats, Poires au Chocolat and My Love Life Food, which are some of the few I read religiously.

Thefreshloaf.com - an EDUCATION in bread baking, not just recipes. Friendly and helpful to all levels of bread bakers.

Manger, petite kitchen, sprouted kitchen!

gooddinnermom.com is a fabulous blog with tasty and easy to follow recipes for all types of foodies. The posts are entertaining to read. Check out her chicken wings for a party in your mouth!

My favorite blog is Chef Sally Jane, An American Chef in London: http://chefsallyjane.com/

First and foremost, it's all about the food. Her recipes sound delicious, and look beautiful. And the way she describes them, they sound completely do-able for the average home chef (well, maybe there are a few exceptions... she recently wrote about a terrine that seems ALMOST totally beyond me... but I'd still like to give it a shot!

The photography is wonderful... step-by-step pics, and finished products... they're VERY enticing!

I've made a couple of her recipes, with great success, and have several on my "to do" list.

I really enjoy Sally's writing style... light and breezy, and very entertaining. Plus, I appreciate how she puts her recipes in context... many of them come from her childhood, when she was growing up abroad, in Russia, Turkey, etc. It's very evocative of how deeply connected our happiest memories are to the food we enjoyed at the time.

Finally, I love how communicative Sally is. Her well-written blog is very personal, and it's clear that's not just a put-on "personna". If you have questions or comments, she's great at replying, not only on her blog, but on twitter and FaceBook.

To be perfectly honest, I'm not a big time "foodie"... I get some recipes on the internet, but not much more. Sally's blog is the first one that I've found compelling enough to follow, and inspiring enough to make me not only try some of the recipes she's posted, but believe I can really succeeed at them.

I love ladyandpups as well -- hilarious writing and quality food! I think http://www.bojongourmet.com/ is seriously one of the highest quality approachable food blogs that I read/cook from on a regular basis. Her recipes always seem to work out.

Cookingstoned.com is the bomb. I'm not a vegetarian Like Jerry is but the dudes recipes are unique, off the hook, and amazing!!

I Love Big Sis Little Dish - the photos are glorious (she has amazingly beautiful DISHES - like the plates themselves), the foods diverse. While the recipes are almost always gluten-free, they tell how to make the same recipes with gluten, which i think is brilliant.
I also love smitten kitchen, joy the baker and gluten free girl.

Smittenkitchen.com , ohsheglows.com , ohmyveggies.com I like to always check out vegetarian blogs!! But my first and favorite has got to be the smitten kitchen. EXCELLENT writing and great recipes. Something as simple as rice krispie treats are raised to a new level.

David Lebovitz, smitten kitchen, culinate, leite's culinaria and joe pastry are my go to's.

Foxes Love Lemons: http://foxeslovelemons.com/. "cook. photograph. eat. repeat." LOVE this blog!

citronetvanille.com

Bonnie Delicious - www.bonniedelicious.com. Wholefood recipes for food lovers. Not preachy, just awesome recipes and photos. The food is clever but totally doable. And it's from New Zealand!

Heidi Swanson's 101cookbooks!

My French Heaven - http://myfrenchheaven.com
Stefan owns a B&B in Bordeaux, France and posts excellent, original recipes, spectacular photography and blogs about his local farmer's markets, vineyards and more. Check it out, you'll be glad you did!

Gotta say, I'm often disappointed by the food blogs you link to. The food photography is usually great (and don't get me wrong, I'm a staunch supporter of good photos), but the writing and content is often lacking. For me, good writing is key to a good blog. Not only does it make the reading pleasurable, but it also helps inspire confidence in the blogger's abilities, whether that's valid or not. I'm looking forward to reading these comments!

http://www.recetin.com/ It's in spanish but very helpful and simple at the same time.

Well get ready, I follow a lot and a lot are amazing! arentedkitchen.wordpress.com/, Skinnytaste.com, www.tablefortwoblog.com/, www.howsweeteats.com/, www.inspiredtaste.net/

Shutterbean, Joy The Baker, Wit and Vinegar!

www.thewednesdaychef.com, of course! Also Joy the Baker, who is an incredible photographer and has such a talkative, friendly style of writing, and writes down THE BEST BAKING RECIPES EVER.

http://101cookbooks.com . Beautiful food and ideas, with often on hand ingredients!

Delicious Istanbul, the creation of Olga Irez, who is Russian-born and married to a Turk : http://www.deliciousistanbul.com/blog/

Cooking Stoned, for sure! Easy, delicious and beautiful recipes that wow people!

I read Pantry no. 7 (http://pantryno7.com) all the time. It's an awesome blog for Asian & new American food!

These I think have all been mentioned above, but to throw my vote in (in no particular order): Lottie and Doof, Orangette, David Lebovitz

Chefsallyjane.com. A great chef and food critic, and wonderful writer. You won't be disappointed!

Happy Belly (www.happybelly.org.uk) A university student who deals with stress through cooking for herself and others. Amazing recipes and cute anecdotes.

HonestlyYUM - Totally amazing photos and recipes for food AND cocktails! Also love Shutterbean and Joy the Baker as great overall food blogs.

skinnychefdecuisine (http://skinnychefdecuisine.wordpress.com/) for good old homecooking from around the globe.

ChefSallyJane (www.chefsallyjane) is my favorite. Not only does she post delicious looking dishes, the blog posts she writes are always well-written, interesting and entertaining to read. Sally is as good with words as she is with food!

Amateur Gourmet and The Bitten Word!

milkingAlmonds is by far my favourite food blog (http://milkingalmonds.com or @milkingalmonds on instagram). Great recipes, a beautiful minimalist aesthetic and she's funny, too! It's all plant based and the photographs are exceptional.

The bitten word. Love it. Their tag line: resolving to put out food magazines to work. They cook out of the many magazines they get and give unvarnished reviews.

http://orangette.blogspot.com/ Beautiful and always tasty and personal.

I love smitten kitchen and Oh She Glows. Very different blogs but I like the writing and the recipes are always tasty!

I love Local Milk, Top with Cinnamon and From the Kitchen.

And my own blog: www.veggiedesserts.co.uk - eat your veg, in cake!

larksandjapes.com toot toot!

Oh my goodness I can't believe How Sweet It Is has not been mentioned. I want to be friends with Jessica so badly. She openly admits to hating vegetables, fighting the urge to include cheese at every meal, and eating popcorn for dinner. Her photos are beautiful and mouth-watering but like I said, I honestly read her blog for the writing alone! It's hilarious. http://www.howsweeteats.com/

eat-chic.com is always chic and inspiring.

www.mynewroots.org, www.detoxinista.com, www.soulfulspoon.com, www.earthsprout.com and many more :))

Oh man, there are way too many great food blogs to count, but if I were pressed to pick my favorite of the moment it would have to go to
FoodLessTraveled.net
—super delicious recipes cooked up near Traverse City, MI, using local, in-season ingredients. And I believe she's going over to Europe for the spring to visit small farms, learn traditional recipes, photograph, and blog all over.

I love this topic also. I have so many blogs I check and love, the wedneschef and my girlfriend got me started to do my own. My all time favorite is Dorie Grennspan, chocolate and zucchini is another one, eastofedencooking , Rachel eats , and so many more.

ladyandpups.com and kitcheninsurgency.com

Love this topic!! www.kitchenhealssoul.blogspot.ca is one of my fave food blogs. It's run by a delightfully quirky chemistry phd and ties together things I love; baking, great pictures and science. Science and Food are awesome!

theresacookinmykitchen.com

So many wonderful blogs listed! I could spend the next few days reading them all. My favourites are:
http://cookrepublic.com/ http://delightfulcrumb.com/ http://www.deliciouseveryday.com/ http://www.flourishingfoodie.com/ http://www.princesstofu.com/ http://www.poiresauchocolat.net/ http://www.loveandlemons.com/ http://www.101cookbooks.com/ http://thefooddept.blogspot.com.au/ http://thelittleloaf.wordpress.com/ http://theyellowtable.com/

Meeeee :) blog.dollhousebakeshoppe.com

Tipsy Baker, Smitten Kitchen, Amateur Gourmet, Orangette, 101Cookbooks and David Lebovitz

Inspired by so many blogs. Lately London Bakes, Vanilla Bean Blog, Roost. And Orangette and 101 will always be favorites. They all inspire me to grow and share at salvegging.blogspot.com Keep cookin!

www.picturesproseandpudding.tumblr.com "The Culinary World Through the Eyes of a Teen." Follow an eager teenager as she explores the world of food!

Forgot to add the link:
Thenakedfig.squarespace.com

Roost Blog and David Lebovitz

I especially appreciate the blogs that aren't constantly trying to sell something.

Mrs Wheelbarrow's Kitchen for inspired food and wonderful writing. Healthy Green Kitchen; Winnie's food is marvelous and her blog is filled with smart ideas about living well. East of Eden Cooking, with its focus on the Central Valley of California, and Deb's stirring photography, is a must-read.

I absolutely love The Bojon Gourmet -- amazing photos, fantastic recipes, and so much pastry knowledge! Doesn't hurt that the author's name is Alanna -- the same as my own!

David Levitz, bonappetempt for humor and food, proud Italian cook for delicious Italian food.

Coffeeandcrumpets.com!
Cherry Menlove, Tartlette, David Lebovitz

It's definitely 'Dishing Up the Dirt.' http://dishingupthedirt.com
It's written by an Oregon farmer, and she combines brief farm updates with absolutely delicious and simple recipes for farm-fresh veggies (and they all look beautiful, too!).

Rwmedialeating - beautiful writing & photography. Refreshing to hear from a young mom teaching her children to celebrate creativity and to appreciate the simple things in life.

Have you seen Manger aka http://mimithorisson.com OMG - I have total lifestyle envy. She could be a model, cooks and presents amazing food in a gorgeous farmhouse in the French countryside. Her hubby takes the pics and her kids are adorable. Have been following Smitten Kitchen, Joy the Baker, David Leibovitz, Orangette, Always Order Dessert for years…you could also check out my blog - Selma's Table :)

Tasty Plan!

Cooking stoned! Everyday!

Eat-Chic - it's awesome!

Oh She Glows, Brown Eyed Baker, Skinnytaste, Half Baked Harvest, Iowa Girl Eats

I LOVE Anna Carl's blog, theyellowtable.com. Her recipes are delicious and healthy, and she's great at explaining what can be made well ahead of time, what works on a party menu, etc. Oh- and so many good weeknight options. Plus, she's writing a cookbook and documenting the process on the blog-- so fascinating and inspiring.

amazingribs has so much good grilling/smoking/all around BBQ info

Orangette by Molly Wizenberg is my favorite; for one thing, it is local.

Chocolate Covered Katie http://chocolatecoveredkatie.com/

Joy the Baker, Naturally Ella, 101 Cookbooks, Smitten Kitchen, Noble Pig, The Pioneer Woman

Happy Yolks! Smitten Kitchen, Flourishing Foodie, What Should I Eat for Breakfast Today?, A Sweet Spoonful, Love and Lemons

I love Tide and Thyme from Laura Davis! Great recipes and well written! always something different.....adventurous recipes as well as down to earth! old fashioned comfort food!

The Yellow House - Great recipes and pictures, but the linchpin is the unassuming and insightful writing.

Www.simplyravenous.com

Chantelle Grady; Oh, Ladycakes; Poires au Chocolat; Bon Appétempt. Also, this might be biased, but I quite like my own: theroamingkitchen.net.

Well, other than food 52, I love My New Roots and Smitten Kitchen. Also Oh She Glows (vegan) and 101 Cookbooks and the Sprouted Kitchen, Coconut and Quinoa, Green Kitchen Stories, and check out my new blog Better Living Through Foods. Still in process.

besides F52...I get my pizza recipes from baking steel: http://bakingsteel.com/pizza-blog/

http://bakingsteel.com/pizza-blog/

Karina Allrich, the Gluten Free Goddess!! She is brilliant, and her recipes make the notion of "going without" seem like an oxymoron.
http://glutenfreegoddess.blogspot.com/

Oh, how to choose!
For baking, the most successes I've had in recent months are from Hummingbird High...I can't tell you how many compliments I've gotten from making her dessert recipes!

Smitten Kitchen. Hands down the best food blog there is. Not only is it filled with 8 years of recipes, but Deb covers everything from breakfast to after dinner cocktails. The pictures are fun, and helpful (like walking you through step by step what you're homemade caramel should look like when its ready to take it off the stove), but the stories she incorporates are entertaining and helpful.
Plus I feel like we would be friends.

David Lebovitz and Sprinkle Bakes!

http://www.forloveofthetable.com/
http://www.mrswheelbarrow.com/
http://www.italianfoodforever.com/
Of course FOOD52

http://tideandthyme.com and http://cookingstoned.tv are my favorites.

Smitten Kitchen, Gluten-free girl, and Joy the Baker.

My favorite, since it's written mostly for me, is Sunday, Dinner for Two (http://sundaydinnerfortwo.blogspot.com). Other than that my favorites are blogs where I find recipes and tips that I use in the kitchen. Among these are Food Wishes (http://foodwishes.blogspot.com/), 101 Cooking for Two (http://www.101cookingfortwo.com/), and The Feed at America's Test Kitchen (http://www.americastestkitchenfeed.com/).

Alana http://eatingfromthegroundup.com
Aimee http://simplebites.net
Clotilde (indulging the Francophile) http://chocolateandzucchini.com

Definitely eat-chic.com. Not only does she post amazingly chic food pictures with well written recipes, but if you ask, she will help you with putting together a menu! The site also has beautiful fashion photos and music recommendations to listen while in the kitchen. A twist on a food blog. Love it!!!

The Naked Fig: Recipes stripped down the way nature intended. Delicious healthy recipes!

bread + butter at (http://breadbutterblogs.wordpress.com/). A nice little NYC food + life journal that shows you the power an iPhone can have at taking photos.

Too many! I read the usual suspects, like Smitten Kitchen, and some other favorites that come to mind are Bon Appetempt, Manger, Bojon Gourmet, Lottie and Doof, Local Milk, A Sweet Spoonful, La Domestique, Sweet Amandine, and Happyolks. I feel like I'm often discovering new ones to love, too. I enjoy blogs with beautiful photos and thoughtful posts that offer a sense of the writer's personality and life. Those are the ones I get really excited about when they pop up in my reader.

(Of course food blogs inspired me to make one of my own. It's alittlesaffron.com, if you'd like to take a look!)

Nom Nom Paleo, 101 Cookbooks, Green Kitchen Stories, My New Roots

I love smitten kitchen, against all grain, nom nom paleo, and David Leibovitz. And... Lots and lots of great reading on food52 ;-)

My darling lemon thyme, im not gluten intolerant or vego but I adore everything about this blog, the fresh recipes, gorgeous photograpgy, if I didn't like the sound of a recipe, her pics xonfince me I have to try it. And the writing is spot on, funny and poignant, I look forward to every thursday!

I love Daily Ampersand (www.dailyampersand.com). Beautiful photos and great videos accompany her recipes!

http://cookingstoned.tv/blog/ Jerry James Stone is amazing. Love his recipes & he is just fun!

Big Girls Small Kitchen, Crepes of Wrath, The Beeroness, and Hummingbird High

lemontreeletters.com
This blog is a fun mix of recipes, cocktails, lifestyle and a spy story! The photography is gorgeous and the vegetarian recipes are amazing: check out roasted pear miracle soup!

www.iwanttocookthat.com

eggton http://eggton.com/

I still love looking back over What Katie Ate, Local Milk is soft and beautiful, La Buena Vida and Cook Republic are also great! I am also red-faced but proud to suggest mine, From the Kitchen www.fromthekitchen.co.nz from down here in New Zealand :)

As one who has lost substantial weight in the past few years (and maintaining my Weight Watchers goal weight) by lightening up recipes, eating healthfully and exercising my butt off, I love Gina's www.skinnytaste.com. And, of course I love Food52.

You had me at Butter
http://buttermelup.blogspot.com/
Classic food writing in the style of MFK Fisher.

Food 52 of course. Elizabeth Minchilli in Rome http://www.elizabethminchilliinrome.com/

I'm not sure if my vote counts because my favorite blogger is my daughter-in-law, Amber Wilson, fortheloveofthesouth.com. However, I must say without reservation, she is one of the most talented writers, food developers and photographers I have seen in a long time. Her writing immediately pulls you into a sentimental journey of southern memories, which I hold dear being a Southerner myself. When she posts her recipes I am astounded at her eye for perfection in photographing simple, yet bold pictures of her creations. All folks should be so blessed as us, her family, the benefactors of her knowledge of blending the freshest and most delightful ingredients to create new treasured dishes, desserts or drinks for the table. I'm a little "star struck" to be honest, by the great gifts she has!
I also truly enjoy mimithorisson.com ~ Manger.

http://kokenenhogehakken.blogspot.be/

so many to drool over, but here are a few faves: 'what should i eat for breakfast?' + 'whole larder love' + 'my new roots' + 'the first mess' + 'local milk' + 'drum beets'

David Lebovitz is an ice cream god, an amazing pastry chef, and a totally funny man who talks about life in Paris and shares tips about his travels, including great places to eat in other countries. Other stellar bakers are Rose Levy Beranbaum, Dorie Greenspan (who shares cooking, not just baking) and Nick Malgieri. I also love some of the others mentioned here (Food52 of course, Smitten Kitchen and Orangette). Mmm. So good.

So so many great ones to choose from! But http://www.allyskitchen.com/ and http://www.michaelvanhorn.com/ are two real standouts for me.

Green kitchen stories http://www.greenkitchenstories.com/ and A tasty lovestory http://atastylovestory.com/ They always make me hungry!

I love JJBegonia! The articles are so diverse and the photography just amazing! Love, love, love!!!
http://jjbegonia.com/

http://matkonation.com/en/
Breathtaking photography and recipes that always work. This is my go to blog.

Sarah Adler's blog is not only informative, but she has amazingly yummy, easy and pure recipes. I LOVE her marketing materials to boot- look no further, she has the entire package. http://simplyrealhealthblog.com/

Vanille Verte (www.vanilleverte.com)

Joy the Baker!

Bon Appetempt- I don't make a lot of the recipes but her videos and writing are super entertaining.
Little Kitchie- tons of comfort food recipes that are delicious!
Heather Christo Cooks- beautiful photography and tasty recipes.
And because I love comfort food and things I can cook for my family, Pioneer Woman!

Not Without Salt

Two Peas and Their Pod (twopeasandtheirpod.com), Gimme Some Oven

Joy the Baker! it is an amazing blog by a self taught cook/baker. She is incredible and her posts are always so sweet

In the mood for food :) http://mood4food.blogspot.pt/
Amazing recipes and photos!

Food in Jars is one of my favorites. Marisa McClellan makes canning far less frightening for beginners and more exciting for those of us with a few years under our belts.

101cookbooks, sprouted kitchen, the first mess, my name is yeh, tofu princess, lady and pups, adventures in cooking, vegetarian ventures - and OBVIOUSLY food52!!!

Half Baked Harvest, Humble Bean, Lady and Pups, Miss Foodwise, Nourished Kitchen, V.K. Rees Photography, Yammie's Noshery, and Wandercrush - I love love love these blogs!

Other than Food52.com of course, one of my most favorite food blogs is http://theenglishkitchen.blogspot.com/. She has wonderful recipes; the only drawback is that I don't think she has anywhere on her blog a recipe list (i.e. in alphabetical order by category) that you can quickly refer to.

Orangette, The Wednesday Chef, Local Milk, My Name is Yeh, My Darling Lemon Thyme, Hortus Natural Cooking, Always with Butter, Reclaiming Provincial - all from which I derive inspiration for my own blog, julia chews the fat.

Ya...totally plugging myself. LittleFerraroKitchen.com I focus on world cuisine..Hawaiian, Italian, Mediterranean. I LOVE Oh She Glows, Pineapple and Coconut, The Lemon Bowl and The Shiksa and so many more!

Oh, I'm a recipe-aholic/blog-aholic foodie so I'm going to be avidly reading comments and checking out some new sites. I, too, love Smitten Kitchen, Mel's Kitchen Cafe, Annie's Eats, and Brown Eyed Baker to name a few--but I'd be remiss not to add my own little blog. I'm a small potato in a big field of bloggers, but I thoroughly enjoy my passionate hobby. And, if I do say so myself, I have some pretty "frantastic" recipes on www.fransfavs.com

Some of my favorite blogs include: Food52 (of course!), sprouted kitchen, little upside down cake, cannelle et vanille, love and lemons, la tartine gourmand, the minimalist baker, green kitchen stories, Against all grain, tea cup tea, honey and jam, and top with cinnamon. These are all really fun blogs with delicious recipes!

Tipsy Baker, Yummy Books, i am a food blog, and Gastronomy Blog, Vanilla Bean Blog, and Food in Jars!

Chocolate covered Katie!!!!! Best vegan baking recipes I've ever made.

I follow the usual suspects - Smitten Kitchen, Food52, Serious Eats - but I just discovered Lady and Pups, and am completely addicted!

Anything Libbie Summers does is golden. http://www.libbiesummers.com/recipe-categories/desserts

I follow MANY food blogs, but the one my day stops in its tracks for is Mimi's Manger http://mimithorisson.com... It's a treat to follow her days in Medoc and be able to experience her lovely French life through her blog.
x
Amber

Oh! I love so many. The usual, obviously, Smitten Kitchen, Sprouted Kitchen, Food 52, The First Mess, Green Kitchen Stories

I also love A Cozy Kitchen (the cutest baked goods), Use Real Butter, and Steph's Apartment Kitchen!

Gems found in smaller blogs like http://eatingformyhealth.com Awakens the senses, and feeds the soul. I also love the photos.
Other favorite is a larger blog http://theroostblog Amazing visuals.

I really like www.vegetariantourist.com

lottie & doof (http://www.lottieanddoof.com/)
happiness is a warm bun (http://melbakesthings.com/)
take a megabite (htttp://www.takeamegabite.com)
my name is yeh (http://mynameisyeh.com/)

Love Elizabeths: http://localsavour.com/
And Arielle's: http://arielleclementine.blogspot.com/
Photos! http://www.thefirstmess.com/
and of course Smitten Kitchen

http://en.julskitchen.com/
The others I follow are all probably known to most here already...101cookbooks, smittenkitchen, David Lebovitz, greenkitchenstories, ladyandpups, seriouseats, sproutedkitchen, thewednesdaychef among others.

Ah! Too many to count. SO MANY make my heart go pitter-patter, as is evidenced by my link love page:
http://cakeoversteak.com/link-love/

By the way, any chance you need a full-time food blog reader over there? I'd be PERFECT for that job.

I've been loving Biscuits & Such: http://biscuitsandsuch.com/ So much writing about Southern food is overly nostalgic and stuck in the past, but Elena's inspired, creative & forward-thinking! She also has great photos.

p.s. Hi Remy!

Oh, the food blog obsession. Can't stop, won't stop. My latest two finds...
http://www.carrotorcake.com/
http://www.aspoonfulofphotography.blogspot.com/

Despite focusing around a specialty diet, I think Nom Nom Paleo is a fantastic blog that appeals to anyone. The recipes are simple but packed with flavor, the pictures are gorgeous, and her commentary and adorable animations make the experience fun.

http://call-me-cupcake.blogspot.se/
The photography is great, the writing is good and the recipes are all luxuriously delicious. I also like mynameisyeh.com which is is written in a great voice and her recipes are also genius.

http://www.poiresauchocolat.net/ is simply fabulous.

Localmilkblog.com - there's a real grace and eloquence in Beth's writing on this blog and her photographs are magnificent. It's a luxurious break in my day when she puts a new post up. Makes me wish my life were as well appointed as her photographs! She gives me something to aim for!

http://120dollarsfoodchallenge.com/
http://smittenkitchen.com/
And food52, of course!

Nutrition stripped! Great healthy recipes and realistic nutrition advice! http://nutritionstripped.com/

What's up, 52? These are some of my fave:

http://www.spoonforkbacon.com/ - these girls got spunk! Love their pictures for sure and have tried a few of their ideas = YUM!

http://www.macheesmo.com/ Love the wit!

Met this chick on Instagram and she's amazing: http://bydiadonna.com/ Scroll down and you'll find English translations for all

Enjoy browsing!
Anja x