Favorite blogs and...

  • The Dairy Show
    The Dairy Show is a fascinating video blog about just what it sounds like, dairy, from cheese to ice cream and beyond.
  • Scoop on Cones
    Your source for news about the best ice creams in New York and, not coincidentally, an interview with me about the history of ice cream.
  • Savoring the Seasons
    If you love fresh, seasonal foods - and who doesn't - here are the recipes you want now.
  • Food and Fiction
    A delightful combination of food and fiction from Judi Hendricks, author of, most recently, The Laws of Harmony.
  • University of California Press
    Click on to see my blog on ice cream during the Depression and also to listen to my podcast. Enjoy.
  • Gary Allen's Quiet Little Table in the Corner
    Allen's "vaguely historical writings" are also both entertaining and informative. It's always fun to stop by his table.
  • Food History News
    All sorts of accurate information. Don't miss the "Editor's Notebook."
  • Oyster Food and Culture
    Worlds more than oysters and always fun to read.
  • Art from the Kitchen
    Beth Surdut's delicious art and delectable recipes are a must-see, must-taste. Link on to see what she's cooked up lately.
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Favorite blogs and...

  • The Dairy Show
    The Dairy Show is a fascinating video blog about just what it sounds like, dairy, from cheese to ice cream and beyond.
  • Scoop on Cones
    Your source for news about the best ice creams in New York and, not coincidentally, an interview with me about the history of ice cream.
  • Savoring the Seasons
    If you love fresh, seasonal foods - and who doesn't - here are the recipes you want now.
  • Food and Fiction
    A delightful combination of food and fiction from Judi Hendricks, author of, most recently, The Laws of Harmony.
  • University of California Press
    Click on to see my blog on ice cream during the Depression and also to listen to my podcast. Enjoy.
  • Gary Allen's Quiet Little Table in the Corner
    Allen's "vaguely historical writings" are also both entertaining and informative. It's always fun to stop by his table.
  • Food History News
    All sorts of accurate information. Don't miss the "Editor's Notebook."
  • Oyster Food and Culture
    Worlds more than oysters and always fun to read.
  • Art from the Kitchen
    Beth Surdut's delicious art and delectable recipes are a must-see, must-taste. Link on to see what she's cooked up lately.