food blogs
- 1o1 Cookbooks
- A Life Worth Eating
- Alinea at Home
- Amateur Gourmet
- An Obsession with Food & Wine
- Anticiplate
- Appetite for China
- Austin Farm to Table
- Bake at 360
- Bits + Bites
- Blue Kitchen
- Burnt Lumpia
- Carrots 'N' Cake
- Chez Pim
- ChuckEats
- Cupcaks Take the Cake
- David Lebovitz
- Delicious Days
- Delicious Days
- Eat Like a Girl
- Eat This Lens
- Foodhoe's Foraging
- Foodie is the New Forty
- Giovanna's Trifles
- Grubstreet SF
- Happy Go Marni
- Happy Happy Joy Joy
- Hedonia
- Hot Food
- I Made That
- Kahuna of the Kitchen
- Ken Cooking
- Local Lemons
- Lunch in a Box
- Macheesmo
- Married… with dinner
- Mattbites.com
- Michael Ruhlman
- Musings of the Waspy Redhead
- Orangette
- Pithy and Cleaver
- SFoodie
- Simply Recipes
- Slashfood
- Smitten Kitchen
- Steamy Kitchen
- Stone Soup
- Tea & Cookies
- The Food Pornographer
- The Traveler's Lunchbox
- The Wednesday Chef
- Umami Girl
- Vanilla Garlic
- White on Rice Couple
- Woman with a Whisk
- Wrightfood
chickpeas Archive
-
Foodblog-a-round: Week of 2010.03.29
Posted on 2010.04.05 | No CommentsAnd here’s the foodblog-a-round for the posts that most caught my eye in the last 7 days! Easter week yielded a lot of great posts about my favorite Easter goodies: Peeps! And the coolest “new” peeps development this year is the arrival of Peepshi. Full instructions at Serious Eats show how to combine Peeps with Rice Krispie Treats and Froot-by-the-Foot into colorfully sweet treats. Awesome. Simple Good and Tasty tells us where to get “homemade” Prariepeeps in gourmet flavors of Chocolate Heirloom and Coconut Vanilla. And Blondie and Brownie did ‘em up right with a great “Let My Peeple Go”... -
Pasta with Garbanzo Beans, Sausage and Greens
Posted on 2010.03.10 | 2 CommentsHere we go, continuing our quest to cook our way through Mark Bittman’s Kitchen Express with Winter recipe #89. The colors are really beautiful, and the combination of the beans, the meat and the toothsome pasta give it some heft as well. Not to mention the addition of the greens, which pretty much means nearly all the food groups are included. Multiple sources of protein and the potential to include whole grains? Healthy, tasty, and fast? (Don’t lecture me on whether the Italian sausage is healthy… substitute your sausage of choice, chicken or even fake sausage, as long as it’s...

