Stay Connected with Fine Cooking
  • Facebook
  • Path
  • Twitter
previous
  • Quiche Recipe: Create Your Own
    Quiche Recipe: Create Your Own
  • How to Make Chocolate Soufflés
    How to Make Chocolate Soufflés
  • Tour Steven Raichlen's Kitchens
    Tour Steven Raichlen's Kitchens
  • Strawberry Mojito
    Strawberry Mojito
  • Ingenious Kitchen Tips
    Ingenious Kitchen Tips
  • How to Make Barbecued Chicken
    How to Make Barbecued Chicken
  • Win Steven Raichlen’s Must-Have Grilling Tools
    Win Steven Raichlen’s Must-Have Grilling Tools
  • How to Roll a Roulade Cake
    How to Roll a Roulade Cake
  • Recipes Dads Love
    Recipes Dads Love
  • 10-Minute Strawberry Recipes
    10-Minute Strawberry Recipes
next

Best of the Blogs

Best of the Blogs


Why I Want to Go to The Farmers' Market with Blogger Louise Mellor

comments (1) June 29th, 2010 in Blogs
raitken_fcweb Robyn Doyon-Aitken, Web producer


I found a new-ish blog recently that delivers on its name. Satisfied, by chef Louise Mellor, is a blog that leaves you, well, satisfied. Except for the times her photos and sense-driven descriptions of food and recipes leave you completely ravenous, that is. I’ve been grilling a lot of corn lately, so her post on Sweet Summer Corn and Grilled Chicken with Lime Adobo hit the spot for me. And, it made me want to follow her around the farmers’ market. Any farmers’ market. With a notebook.
 
In her sweet summer corn post, she admits to smelling food as she shops. “If it doesn’t smell like the earth,” she says of a tomato, “I won’t buy it.” Words to live by. And it’s not just the corn and the tomatoes. Click around. Louise’s nose is the start of a great many inspired dishes—that no doubt—satisfy.

Satisfied is another blog recommendation that landed in our inbox. Keep em’ coming, foodies! Send us worthy reads at fcblogs@taunton.com.


posted in: Blogs, grilled corn

Comments (1)

TheTrainingTable writes: Looks like I stumbled onto Satisfied the same time that you did. It quickly moved up to my #1 spot. And I have the same yin-yang reaction: both satisfied and sometimes furiously angry at my computer for being two-dimensional, not capable of providing me with a complete sensory experience of her amazing photography and prose. Good pick! Posted: 9:12 am on June 30th

You must be logged in to post comments. Log in.