Saturday, October 28, 2006
Food Blogs
- The Amateur Gourmet
- Chocolate and Zucchini
- kitchenMage
- Never Trust a Skinny Chef
- Cuisine Quotidienne
- The Ethicurean
- I Heart Farms
- Judy's Pages
More Foodie Sites
- Chowhound
- Growers and Grocers
- Epicurious
- Slow Food USA
- Slow Food Utah
- spilt honey and fried frogs
- Culinate
- Alimentum
Blogs that Prove We're Not Always Thinking About Food
What we're reading now
- The Year of Magical Thinking, Joan Didion
- The Perfectionist: Life and Death in Haute Cuisine, Rudolph Chelminski
- Deep Economy, Bill McKibben
- Animal, Vegetable, Miracle, Barbara Kingsolver
- Women Who Eat, Leslie Miller, ed.
Music we're cooking to
- Places, Georgie James
- Kala, M.I.A.
- The Stage Names, Okkervil River
- Costello Music, The Fratellis
- "Making Pies," Patty Griffin
- The Reminder, Feist
5 Comments:
very cute. my halloween party contribution was some pumpkin beer (store bought)--not creative at all.
At least it was thematically appropriate! And I know that if your CSA was offering, say, pie pumpkins or meaty free-range spiders, you would have prepared something homemade. Pumpkin beer sounds intriguing, actually (though I'm partial to apricot beer, as Tara will recall).
cute food indeed! But really, the Halloween contribution I most want to hear about is what lis did with her hat, costume-wise. report, I say!
I had pumpkins at home, so I could have made something homemade, but I was too lazy (or too busy). I love apricot beer, too, Sarah, so I think you would like the pumpkin. I bet one of the brewpubs in Co. makes it.
Lisa, I will report on my costume soon at Unhip (I abandoned the hat altogether).
edible tombstones...yum...
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