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This category is for any food blog written by a chef. The chef should be able to prove that they worked, as a chef, or cook at some point during 2006, and have posts on their site to prove it. The level of the chef is unimportant. It could be a Food Network star, or the person making hot dogs from a cart. Nominations for this category in the comment section of this post only.
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Great writing, too
Here I would like to nominate
http://aidanbrooks.blogspot.com/
I nominate Seriously Good.
I nominate Dana and her blog Phat Duck!
http://phatduck.blogspot.com/
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oh yes, also: http://aidanbrooks.blogspot.com/
http://www.ideasinfood.typepad.com/
Gorgeous
Ideas in Food. They make me a better cook by always reminding me to rexamine my own ideas. They are awesome.
I nominate Rachael at Fresh Approach Cooking
In Praise of Sardines
Real Baking with Rose indeed - her prompt replies and helpful attitude is simply amazing
Definitely the wise and wonderful Shuna of Eggbeater
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Definitely Aki and Alex of Ideas in Food.
Great information, suggestions, and fun to “boot.”
We love the mountain man look, also!
My nomination is Benjamin Christie who has taught me a lot about Australian food.
The new blog, corduroyorange.com, by Jesse Sharrard is an amazing addition to the world of cooking, grilling, knife skills and anything else that goes on in the kitchen or relating to the kitchen. The blog is the best food blog I’ve seen; the breadth of content, as alluded to above, makes it entertaining and useful. In addition to interesting yet doable recipes, helpful hints about how to handle kitchen equipment and other food resources, the blog has a fictional story about a chef and food jokes. I really enjoy the variety and humor of the corduroyorange.com and think it is certainly worthy of this award.
I agree with Julia — my nod goes to http://corduroyorange.com. Great pictures and commentary.
I think that Jesse Sharrard’s Corduroy Orange is just about the best food blog I’ve ever read. It’s creative and very funny.
http://www.realbakingwithrose.com/
For her great interaction with her readers in addition to her writing.
Everything from Dan’s own recipes in his restaurant, to the adventures of running the restaurant to dining out:
Eggbeater!!!
Eggbeater, of course!
I would like to submit The Knife’s Edge by Haddock for this category. His writing is compelling, enjoyable, and enlightening.
I second the nomination of Ideas In Food because of their astonishing and almost unheard-of open sharing of new creative ideas and technical processes. Not only are they a rare example of integrity, they post nearly every day despite hectic schedules. They’re long overdue.
http://www.ideasinfood.typepad.com/
Kelli at
www.lovescool.com
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I want to nominate Aidan Brooks: Trainee Chef as best chef food blogger of the year. He is 19 years old and making a huge impact on the food blog world for someone of his age.
shuna lydon: brilliant, insightful writer extraordinaire. http://eggbeater.typepad.com/.
Shuna Fish Lydon’s eggbeater takes the cake.
incredible in this industry to have someone share so freely the knowledge, insight, and beauty like shuna lydon does…
I want to nominate it. Iam working in a photographic project about Chef and this blog keep me aware about the trends in the cooking in my country an the rest of world, the phylosophical discusions about the trade of the cooker and miscelanous about it. http://www.tomasnomas.blogspot.com/
she is who inspires me to spend time playing in the kitchen
Dana McCauley’s food blog
www.homemakers.com/danasblog
Great writing! Dana’s funny, informative and personable.
I know it is immodest to nominate myself but here I am doing it anyhow! Writing this blog has been a lot of fun and I think I’ve amused and educated a lot of people by doing so.
Dana is the best !
Dana’s blog is fabulous. I have been enjoying her work, books, tips, trends for over a decade. She really deserves to win in several categories.
I nominate Dana McCauley’s blog at http://www.homemakers.com/danasblog/
It is well done, insightful, and allows readers to get to know Dana in a personal way. Very well done!
Dana has lot’s of helpful hints
Dana’s blog is not only interesting and informative, but funny too!
I nominate Dana McCauley’s blog at http://www.homemakers.com/danasblog/
Always very interesting to read. Thank you.
I love everything Dana!
I nominate Dana’s blog!
I love Dana’s chatty personal style and that is what sets her apart from most others.
She engages us and prompt us to respond.
Keep up the outstanding work.
I am tired just reading about all that you are doing.
You are one extraordinary woman that I am proud to call a friend
e your comment here.
It’s the best http://www.homemakers.com/danasblog/
Great writing that’s informative and entertaining http://www.homemakers.com/danasblog/
I nominate Dana McCauley for best blog by a chef.
I’d like to nominate:
Type your comment here.I’d like to nominate Dana McCauley. I have always loved her recipes and now her website.
It’s a great blog, interesting, original and practical. http://www.homemakers.com/danasblog/
I’d like to nominate Dana McCauley’s blog in the Best Food Blog by Chef category
An award-winning chef’s blog, if ever there was one!
Dana is a great chef and one of the best food writers around. No surprise that the same can be said of the blog!
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