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Bryan Burrell
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www.friendandburrell.com.au
Food importer/exporter with the best vanilla pods I have ever tried (thank you Bryan).
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egullet
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forums.egullet.org
Well established professional foodie web site with a very active forum, though somewhat US-centric.
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A Full Belly
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www.afullbelly.com
Well written blog about eating in New York and San Francisco by foodie Alaina Browne.
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A Girl Has To Eat
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agirlhastoeat.com/
Culinary adventures of a widely travelled foodie, now living in London
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American Farm to Table
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www.americanfarmtotable.com/
US restaurants committed to local ingredients
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Chuck Eats
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http://www.chuckeats.com
Food notes from a very experienced San Francisco diner
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Dining in France
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www.DininginFrance.com
Useful "site of sites" concentrating on top end French dining.
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Eat Like a girl
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www.eatlikeagirl.wordpress.com
Refreshingly written food blog by an Irish girl living in London. Mainly recipes but some restaurant reviews also.
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Felix Hirsch Tour de Table
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felixhirsch.wordpress.com
In-depth reviews from a very knowledgeable diner and keen cook now living in London.
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Fine Dining
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www.fine-dining-guide.com/
UK based website aimed at high end dining, with interesting podcast interviews
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Food Snob
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foodsnobblog.wordpress.com/
Perceptive restaurant reviews.
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Gastroville
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www.gastroville.com
Originally this blog carried exceptionally knowledgeable reviews of top restaurants. Now it is dedicated to in-depth discussion of ingredients. Its author is an authority on top quality ingredients, advising many Michelin starred chefs.
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Genuiness
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genuiness.wordpress.com
Excellent food blog from a medical student living in London
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High End Food
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highendfood.wordpress.com
Serious reviews of top end restaurants.
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Kings of the Kitchen
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www.exero.com/dvd/index.html
Video interviews with top chefs from an Australian producer.
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Mobil Travel Guide
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www.mobiltravelguide.com
The Mobil Travel Guide site is the nearest thing to a Michelin Guide for the USA – they do actually inspect, and their marking seems pretty accurate based on my experiences. Unlike Zagat they are driven by cooking quality rather than fashion. I think this is the best US guide by a long way.
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Refined Palate
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http://lizziee.wordpress.com/
Restaurant experiences from a well-travelled American foodie
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Relais & Châteaux Guide
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www.relaischateaux.com/en/the-guide
The independent hotel/restaurant association Relais et Chateaux, who also get the prize for the least stable web site name. People have invested years in tracking them down on the internet, only for them to cunningly change the site name days later. If only the German high command in World War II had been so assiduous, the Enigma code would never have been broken. The above link works (for now).
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Restaurant Ranking
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www.restaurant-ranking.com
German web site (partly in English) with a comprehensive set of top chef biographies and complete restaurant ranking lists for (most of) Europe.
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Seasonal Food
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www.eattheseasons.co.uk/index.htm
A very useful web site telling you what foods are in season in the UK at any given time.
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The Conde Naste travel/gourmet magazine
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www.concierge.com
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The Passionate Cook
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thepassionatecook.typepad.com/
The title sums it up very well; a genuine food blog from Johanna Wagner, an Austrian living in London.
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Ulterior Epicure
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ulteriorepicure.wordpress.com/
Classy food blog from a well travelled gourmet living in America
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Upmarket wine and food magazine
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www.winespectator.com
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Very Good Food
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verygoodfood.dk
The inside scoop on the best eating in Denmark and elsewhere from Trine, who hlives in Copenhagen.
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