Six great food blogs: Liebster shares the luvin’!

Liebster award

Sharing mostly free resources for young families, Florence is proactive and enthusiastic in imparting her local knowledge.

Last week when I opened my email I got a wonderful birthday present…  Mother on Edge  had given the Liebster award to Cook Up A Story! Many thanks to Florence from Cerritos, California, for this honor. Vinny did a few cartwheels, and I spent a whole lot of time gnashing my teeth, trying to figure out just which ones of my favorite food blogs I’d like to pass the honors along to.

It seems the Liebster award is given by bloggers to other new bloggers, to show them that you enjoy their work and to encourage them to keep it up.  It also helps promote up-and-coming blogs to new readers. It’s as easy as 1, 2, 3:

1. Post the award on your blog.

2. Show your thanks to the blogger who gave you the award by linking back to their site.

3. Choose five blogs  that you enjoy and give them the Liebster award. Link to their sites and leave each one a comment informing them of the award.

Today I’m passing the Liebster Award along to these sites, in no particular order. I love reading your blogs, which are all  so worth promoting!

Super food!

Things my belly likes  Check this out for home-cooked meals using fresh, unprocessed ingredients. Casual and humorous approach to food, never a dull moment!

More fun than chocolate!

Brooklyn Supper is a place for seasonal recipes, daily food ideas,  rooftop gardening, and farmer’s market resources.

Sucrose – the dark lord of nutrition

EcoGeek  – Follow this site for the inside scoop on things that matter to our world. Hank Green devotes his blog to exploring the symbiosis between nature and technology.

Medieval feast

British food: A history  Fun, informative, and well-written, British food has never been livelier!

Nuts to you!

Emerging truth: Health and medicine  – A bit of a rant, ET is a fascinating collection of posts relating to health and medicine. Not clear, though, just who the ranter is! No matter, I do like perusing the info…

I’ll end by drawing your attention to one other site I love to visit, which has garnered  many followers and awards:  A hundred days of real food. Challenged by Michael Pollan’s In defense of food, this family shows how you can cut processed foods from your grocery list. Do look this one over at your leisure – a great read and oh so helpful!

Happy blogging one and all… and to all a good night!