Results tagged “lafoodblogging”

KCRW's Evan Kleiman, host of the popular and long-running show "Good Food" has issued this video plea to anyone who considers themselves a part of one or more of the following categories: Foodies, food bloggers, or fans of KCRW. She's reminding us that it's the Winter Pledge Drive, and to keep tasty programming like her show on the airwaves, the station needs our support.

Did you read the now-notorious article in the LA Times about food writing, anonymity, and the role of bloggers? LA Foodblogging has an excellent response here, and Variety's food blog shares two simple rules for online reviews. What’s on the menu for the Jewish holidays? The LAT suggests braised veal, leek fritters, and cilantro-tomato soup, while the NY Times is answering questions about Rosh Hashana meals via its food message boards. When the LA...

-- U.S. agricultural exports to China have increased to nearly $6.7 billion this year thanks to a sudden rise in demand for California produce, especially fruit and nuts.

Many folks of the non-noel persuasion have long associated Christmas with Chinese food. If you’re reading this, chances are good you already have that sweet and sour feeling.

Today is the last day of Apartment Therapy's See My Artwork Contest, and so far they've put 10 submissions on display. We're torn between the tiny bathroom art (#7, pictured) and the portraits (#4). We'd like to see them do it again. We're voyuers like that.

With Google providing a map API for anybody who wants to play, map mashups are spreading like wildfire. Submarine wrecks, golf courses, volcanos, Chicago crime: they're all being mapped with Googlemaps. Our new favorite is the still-young LA Eats With Maps, which was created by the man behind LA Foodblogging and LA Blogs. Anyone can sign up, post a restaruant, short description, and its location: voila, it's mapped! So far we trust the restaurant reviewers; we just wish there were more of them. We never know where to eat in Santa Monica.