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Simon Majumdar is the co-writer of Dos Hermanos, one of the UK’s most widely read food blogs. He is a great example of a food blogger who has managed to break into the mainstream media. He is the author of two food/travel memoirs, Eat My Globe and Eating For Britain, and is currently based in the … Continue reading Eat My Words – Simon Majumdar
Rocket & Squash is a journal of food related experiences. It has a great collection of reviews and recipes and a really great and easy to navigate layout. Its author after starting it in 2010 has become so enamoured by the industry that he has quit his 9-5 and is actively training to become a chef. You … Continue reading Rocket & Squash
This week we caught up with, The Skinny Bib. The Skinny Bib Food Blog was born in September 2010. It is a celebration of food and the different cultures that food affords us a sneak peek into. The Skinny Bib travels widely and you can find reviews from all around the world. One thing we have … Continue reading Eat My Words – The Skinny Bib
Helena Lee is the the voracious eater from the London food blog ‘The Culinary Tales‘. She works for Harper’s Bazaar by day and by night eats and cooks and takes amazing photos with mouth watering articles! She has a great selection of recipes from a diverse base of cuisines. We caught up with Helena to … Continue reading Eat My Words – The Culinary Tales
The Gourmet Chick AKA Cara Waters is an Aussie girl who has been blogging about food in London for the last few years. She has been published in The Age, The Sunday Times, The Financial Times and Time Out and is very well regarded amongst the on-line food scene! We have been following her reviews … Continue reading Eat My Words – Gourmet Chick
Jay Rayner needs very little introduction. He is best known as the restaurant critic for the Observer and as a judge on the UK’s Masterchef and Top Chef in the US. He has also written several novels, is a chair on the worlds top 50 restaurant awards and maintains a strong presence online through his … Continue reading Jay Rayner Interview
I have something in common with London food blogger A Rather Unusual Chinaman (ARUC), we both hate Anchovies and Rose… Maybe one day we will though! ARUC has been penning his culinary journeys around London and the world for the last few years. His journeys have taken him from Asia to the Americas and the Middle East, … Continue reading Eat My Words – A Rather Unusual Chinaman
I first stumbled upon Food Stories by Helen Graves (@FoodStories) looking for a review of the 2010 London annual Jerk Festival. I love jerk chicken, but maybe not as much as Helen. She lives and writes in Peckham, South London and her blog champions the local eateries which abound south of the river. If you are … Continue reading Eat My Words- Helen Graves – Food Stories
This week we chat to self a confessed glutton from the blog – The Perfect Trough. TPT likes pigging out (hence the name of the blog!) and does so in great style. Combining yummy shots of the food and witty writing TPT reviews some of the lesser known places about town, which we think is important.. There … Continue reading Eat My Words – The Perfect Trough
Joyce Wang’s London Tastin is a fresh new blog on the every growing London food writing scene. As you will see Joyce got into writing about amazing food experiences to counterbalance a boring office job! How many of us read about food to escape the exact same plight (not here at Mise En Place of … Continue reading Eat My Words- London Tastin