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In the couple of months I’ve known Wendi Mosteiko of Bon Appetit Hon, I’ve seen that she’s an incredibly generous food blogger.  In addition to posting stories and recipes five days a week, she still has time to comment and offer tips on other food blogs, including this one.  Today, Wendi talks about her thoughts on adapting recipes, [...]

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I made so many wonderful connections during the May Blogathon, and this week’s interview is one of them.  Barb Freda writes a funny food blog called Babette Feasts, which I learned about from Jackie Dishner of Bike with Jackie. Barb has also been a professional cook at restaurants like Union Square Cafe, and a writer for [...]

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As a kid, I could have eaten anyone under the table in candy.  A pound of Skittles?  They were gone in an evening.  A plate of Italian cookies?  Apparently, I ate a ton of them at my aunt’s wedding when I was 4, and then rolled around the Reception Hall until my grandfather picked me up and said [...]

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When I found out my fellow Blogathoner Alexandra Grabbe serves a traditional Swedish breakfast every morning to guests at Chez Sven, the eco-friendly bed & breakfast that she owns with her husband Sven, I saw a cultural food lesson waiting to happen in this week’s interview.  Today, Alexandra talks about making yogurt and salmon pate, entertaining for groups, and the [...]

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After leaving a comment on the excellent food blog, sveltegourmand.com, the blog’s co-founder Camille Noe Pagán and I connected through email, and I’m so glad we did.  As a freelance writer, Camille frequently contributes to Arthritis Today, Forbes.com, Prevention, Self, Women’s Health, and many other publications.  She has recently written about whether juice fasts have any [...]

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When I joined Twitter, I quickly realized that Liz Stambaugh knows what’s going on in the Baltimore food scene.  She writes about restaurant deals, food events, and more on her blog What’s to Eat Baltimore?, and manages and writes about local, seasonal, and sustainable food on the Slow Food Baltimore blog.  I spoke to Liz about how food lovers [...]

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To kick off Interview Wednesday, I talked to Baltimorean Rachel Rappaport, who has been writing 100% original recipes on her blog Coconut & Lime since 2004.  Six years is like decades in the food blogging world, but Rachel’s dedication has been worth it:  Coconut and Lime is on Delish.com’s list of top 50 food blogs and is a Saveur.com “Site We Love.”  In August [...]

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