Culinary blogs to keep an eye on

Culinary blogs help you be informed about good recipes, restaurant reviews, food, desserts, or anything about food. Here is a summary of blogs you should bookmark and start reading!




The food industry has its trend daily. One day this food is appealing to everyone, on another day there is a new food discovery. Culinary is a world of endless possibilities. There can be new recipes revealed and new restaurants opening. In an environment like this, it is important to have knowledge of what’s in and new. Join us as we summarize 10 culinary blogs that will help you stay connected to the industry.

David Lebovitz

David Lebovitz is a professional cook and baker and started his website in 1999. He is almost everyone’s go-to blog when it comes to all things eating in Paris. You may check his website to read through his recipes and stories.

Not Without Salt

The food blog Not Without Salt has won a number of blogging and culinary awards. The theme is “food with salt,” but in reality it is a look at one woman’s life and her love affair with food. You may be surprised by the range of information you find within.

Our Tasty Travels

While many travel bloggers have a heavy focus on locations near to their home base, Our Tasty Travels is different. The authors of the blog have visited 69 countries (and counting.) You’ll enjoy touring the world with the blog and it may inspire you to go outside your comfort zone too.

Little Fat Boy

Little Fat Boy is the rare blog that has style, soul, and substance. Reading and watching Little Fat Boy transports you to Gaw’s Taiwanese grandmother’s kitchen and inspires you to recreate whatever Gaw is cooking, from dumplings to hand-cut noodles.

Sweet as Honey

Its content promotes low-carbon baking without refined sugar and simple carbohydrates. The author wants to make low-carbon baking simple for everyone and tasty, at the same time. Thanks to its recipes, it encourages everyone to change their lifestyle, change their diet, without losing their taste. You can eat healthy and delicious at the same time.

Minimalist Baker

Minimalist Baker celebrates simple cooking by sharing recipes that require 10 ingredients or less, 1 bowl, or 30 minute or less to prepare. If you are up for easy to prepare recipes, this is perfect for you.

Oh My Veggies

The fruit and veggie dishes on this site will make you consider becoming vegetarian if you aren’t already. Potluck recipes, quick and easy dishes, and explanations and recipes about weird and wonderful vegetables (Detailed).

9jafoodie

9jafoodie’s recipes are rooted in tradition & often presented with a little modern flair. Traditional African recipes have a tendency to appear complicated, you may check her blog for a more simplified version of these.

The Works of Life

The Works of Life is a website shared by a Chinese family to introduce recipes, kitchen exploits, and travels. Their recipes represent their own culinary genealogy, from the simple to complex, the traditional to the reinvented.

Love & Olive Oil

Married couple, Taylor & Lindsay, both share a love of cooking, and found that it was much more enjoyable (and affordable!) for them to cook for themselves instead of going out to eat. Read their blog to see some of their delectable finds with you, and maybe inspire you to create something good in your own kitchen.

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