Vegetarian Cookery Blogs

[HighballEmy]

Hello everyone!

Do any of you read vegetarian cookery blogs? I am obsessed lately, both with reading other people's and writing my own, so I thought I'd make a thread where we could share our finds... Vegans seem to be pretty prolific bloggers, so a lot of these are vegan blogs.

I'll do the shameless self-promotion first. This is my new veggie blog and its Facebook page. I'd be really grateful for any likes, follows, comments, or suggestions (anyone should be able to comment on the blog, blogspot user or not, so please let me know if you have any problems.)

Highball Emy's
Highball Emy's on Facebook

And here are a few of my favourites... I'd love to hear about yours!

The Post Punk Kitchen

Bite Me (I'm Vegan)

Oh She Glows

Vegan Richa

Vegan Crunk

Realistic UK Vegetarian

Love,

Emy
xxx

[Pipsqueak]

Do any of you read vegetarian cookery blogs? I am obsessed lately, both with reading other people's and writing my own, so I thought I'd make a thread where we could share our finds... Vegans seem to be pretty prolific bloggers, so a lot of these are vegan blogs.

Actually, although I know there are lots of blogs out there, I must confess I don't often follow them. It's a silly thing, but I find most veg. bloggers seem to originate from the US, and while I don't have any thing against that (best friends.. blah), I just have a deep seated personal hatred for cup measurements!

I have these old balancing scales at home that originally came from a town grocers and which I bought from a junk shop for a tenner a few years ago and I'm really attached to them. Lovely big pan that takes lots of flour (a bonus if you bake bread) and these hefty cast iron weights in Imperial, which is what my Nanna taught me to bake in when I was a kiddywink. While I can easily do approximate Imperial / Metric conversions (we were taught Metric at school), Cups just seem to much of a stretch - they seem so counterintuitive, not so much for baking perhaps but certainly for vegetable focused recipes, I mean just *how much* leek equals three and a half cups? It also really irritates me when I can't get things over here that are available over there too.

All rather petty I know, but then we all have our foibles and I'd be happy to follow any UK based veggie cooking blogs, I just need to make a little more effort to discover them - it'd also be great to see more bloggers posting here too.

That said, I do have a couple of Moosewood books...

[Pipsqueak]

Well I went on a hunt and found some blogs I like, with UK weight measurements and everything Though I don't know if they're all still being maintained.

Bit of the Good Stuff | …for all the family to enjoy

The Veg Space | A blog for vegetarian foodies

A2K - A Seasonal Veg Table

Parsley Soup Vegan Recipes

[veggiecook89]

I've just started my veggie food blog - which you can find at Sick of Nut Loaf

It's only in its fledgling stage so there aren't many posts as yet, but I'm keen to carry it on if there's enough interest! Hope some of you get time to have a look.

[Pipsqueak]

Thanks Veggiecook, I think I'm going to start a folder in my bookmarks for veggie blogs from the UK, it's nice to see that there are a few more about - even tempted to start one myself. Good luck with it!

[Pipsqueak]

And I decide to copy everyone else and start my own blog too. Only a fledgling affair as yet:

Penniless Vegetarian UK

[KissMyNutLoaf]

And I decide to copy everyone else and start my own blog too. Only a fledgling affair as yet:

Penniless Vegetarian UK

Wow... very nice Pipsqueak. I'm definately going to try those drop scones!!

[Pipsqueak]

Wow... very nice Pipsqueak. I'm definately going to try those drop scones!!

Cheers KMNL

[clevsinlevs]

I really like messyvegetariancook.com - it has a lot of East Asian (Thai, Indonesian) recipes.

[Cloudberry]

And I decide to copy everyone else and start my own blog too. Only a fledgling affair as yet:

Penniless Vegetarian UK

I love it! Great photos too I look forward to following your blog Pipsqueak