One day, I'll get organized enough to add a blogroll to my site. In the meantime, I thought you might like to check out my Top 10 favorite food bloggers. Some sites are chok full of vegan recipes; others focus on product reviews. Some of the sites I read on a regular basis aren't vegan at all! They all have common ground, though: these folks are passionate about delicious food. Dig in!

10. Zoe Bakes: (Not vegan.) Zoe Francois is one half of the brilliant duo behind and she's also a pastry chef. She makes a lot of things I would never eat, but I get a lot of interesting ideas from her recipes and photos.

9. Gazing In: (Not 100% vegan but lots of vegan recipes.) Sarah is a personal friend who writes what she calls  "domestic diva ramblings." Sarah is the queen of thrifty, convenient cooking and she does a lot of product reviews. She also writes about trail food and gear at TrailCooking.com and is the author of .

8. The Laziest Vegans in the World: (100% vegan.) I think the name says it all, but I'll explain anyway. This blog is all about vegan convenience foods! Although I don't buy products like that very often, it's great to know what's out there when I'm in a pinch.

7. Vegan Backpacker: (100% vegan.) Vicarious living through international food porn. They're in Sicily right now and my heart (and stomach!) aches for the motherland!


6. tahinitoo: (100% vegan.) Written by a Portlander with a penchant for brownies. Amy's working on a vegan brownie cookbook (and posting lots of brownie porn to prove it!) but also writes about her hiking and snowshoeing adventures, which I love to gawk over now that I don't live as close to the mountains. 

5. . (100% vegan.) Bianca lives and eats in Memphis, and is proud of it! She writes about vegan food finds, animal activism, and her upcoming cookbook of vegan Southern-style recipes.

4. Inspired Eats: (100% vegan.) Craig is the genius behind the vegan butterflake roll recipe that I would marry (if a girl could marry a recipe). His recipes are based on simple, fresh ingredients and interesting flavor combos (like cranberry salsa). Nom.

3. The Kitchn: (Not 100% vegan.) They're having a vegan week right now, but I read the blog regularly for tips on technique, tools, and food news. Lots of awesome kitchen/organizing porn as well.

2. (neverhome)maker: (Not 100% vegan but lots of vegan recipes.) Ashley & Stephen are crazy about food and fitness, and occasionally design. You probably already know I'm in love with their pumpkin pizza dough, but I also make some of Ashley's smoothies on a regular basis.


1. Bittersweet. (100% vegan.) Hannah Kaminsky is not only an amazing chef but also a stellar photographer. Her recipes never fail which is quite nice when someone who isn't good at dessert (me) wants to make something sweet and delicious. (I'm making her coconut kefir cheesecake later this week.)

So, there it is, folks! I read a ton of food blogs on a regular basis, but these folks are my favorites. Enjoy!