As always here is what the FFF is all about. Finest Foodies Friday! FFF is a weekly Friday post featuring favorites from The Foodie Blogroll! We do this so we can share in the rich diversity of what The Foodie Blogroll has to offer by featuring some of our favorites and yours!
What is the Foodie Blogroll? It is the first and fastest growing free membership blogroll for food bloggers and has become a wonderful community to share ideas about all things food related. With a membership of over 4,000 food blogs, I am sure you can find much inspiration and new friends!

The only requirement to be featured here on FFF is to be a member of The Foodie Blogroll and be displaying The Foodie Blogroll widget on your blog. If you are not yet a member, but you have a food blog and would like to join us, please click here!

If you have a favorite foodblog on The Foodie Blogroll, that you would like to be featured here on FFF, please join us over on The Leftover Queen/Foodie Blogroll Forum, and post your favorite Foodie Blogroll foodblogs here.

Savour Fare

This is a beautiful blog with recipes for delicious, yet simple food. The author believes that anyone can cook, and that you don’t have to be a cooking expert of have a culinary degree to cook wonderful meals. Kate says: “Cooking shouldn’t be the sole domain of a few people with shiny kitchens and lots of time or a culinary degree. With a few good recipes and some basic equipment and techniques, anyone should be able to prepare a simple meal, and prepare it well”. Her blog tries to dispel the mis-truth that you have to be an expert to cook.

Family Spice

This blog is all about spicing up your family’s menu! There are recipe categories, cooking 101, Nutrition, Fitness and Frugal Living. There are also gluten free brownies, and caramelized onion dip – both which sound very delicious! There is something here for everyone, whether you cook for one, or for 5!

A Girl, A Market, A Meal

This blog is written by Alison, who loves farmers markets and fresh, seasonal foods. Her blog is a collection of her many farmers market inspired meals. She lives in CA and summers in Cape Cod, MA. It is a really fun, colorful and family friendly blog with lost of great ideas to inspire you to venture out and look for your local market!

Kait’s Place

This blog is written by Kait who is a university student near Toronto, Canada. She loves cooking and uses it as a way to find joy in a new city where it can get kind of lonely. There is a super delicious recipe for homemade potato gnocchi with a pecorino cream sauce!

Every Last Cookie

This blog is written by a sophomore college who is baking all 175 cookies from Martha Stewart’s Cookie Cookbook before she graduates. If you love cookies of all kinds, this is the place for you! Her latest post about bourbon currant cookies sounds so good!

That’s it for this week! I hope you enjoyed this week’s FFF. Remember, if you would like to see a blog featured here, who is part of the FBR please visit the forum and nominate them.

I NEED NOMINATIONS!!!!!! I know we all have our favorite blogs that we read everyday, and I would love to know about them. We have a very diverse food community, and I would love to see more of the blogs you love featured. We also have a lot of humanitarians out in the Foodie Blogosphere. If you think there is a food blogger out there that deserves a little recognition for their culinary skills, or what they are doing to help the world through the lens of food, please tell us about them!!! Please post your favorite Foodie Blogroll foodblogs here.

Also we all love to know how people came to find our blogs, so please visit all of our featured bloggers today and don’t forget to tell them that you found them via Finest Foodies Friday! They would love to have your feedback.

As always here is what the FFF is all about. Finest Foodies Friday! FFF is a weekly Friday post featuring favorites from The Foodie Blogroll! We do this so we can share in the rich diversity of what The Foodie Blogroll has to offer by featuring some of our favorites and yours!
What is the Foodie Blogroll? It is the first and fastest growing free membership blogroll for food bloggers and has become a wonderful community to share ideas about all things food related. With a membership of over 4,000 food blogs, I am sure you can find much inspiration and new friends!

The only requirement to be featured here on FFF is to be a member of The Foodie Blogroll and be displaying The Foodie Blogroll widget on your blog. If you are not yet a member, but you have a food blog and would like to join us, please click here!

If you have a favorite foodblog on The Foodie Blogroll, that you would like to be featured here on FFF, please join us over on The Leftover Queen/Foodie Blogroll Forum, and post your favorite Foodie Blogroll foodblogs here.

The Split Pea

is one of my new favorite blogs. It is written by Eralda who is from Albania but now lives in Texas in the US, with her husband and adorable little boy. The kitchen is many things to her: “ is where I rest, learn, experiment; it is where the many parts of myself collide onto each other, like strangers in the street.  They turn to look and meet a familiar gaze, a part of self that was missing, and in a moment of magic, they embrace, like perfectly married ingredients; they comprise a whole of many parts.” If you like eggplant, you don’t want to miss her latest post about The Lunch that Kept the Vampyres Away

Standing at the Kitchen Door

is a collection of recipes and memories, written by Mimi, a new member on The Foodie Blogroll! Welcome, Mimi! She has a lot of wonderful recipes and really great pictures. Her most recent post Two Cheese Garden Tomato Tart looks delicious! Perfect for all those summer time tomatoes!

17 and Baking

I always love to welcome young bloggers to The Foodie Blogroll and to the world of Food Blogging! I wish that food blogging had existed when I was 17! I am sure I would have started that young, and I bet my cooking would be 10x’s better by now! Her love of baking started when she bought a book about cake – for the pictures. Then when she realized that she could actually bake cakes too, there was nothing to stop her! Her parents bought her a camera this year so she could document her baking experiences! Please go and welcome Elissa to the Food Blogging Community!

Orange Blossom Water

This blog is written by Dimah who was born and raised in Syria. She chose the name for her blog because it is an ingredient that is very special in Syrian cuisine and is now finding popularity the world over – so it connects Syria to the rest of the world. She learned all of her recipes of Syrian cuisine from her mom, and her blog features those recipes as well as her own.

My Children’s Chef

This blog is written by Sylvia who is living far away from her home country, Malaysia. She is also a former restaurant owner, who still loves to cook, and uses her blog as a way to keep her closer to both of those things that she loves. Her photos are also beautiful and her recipes look delicious, especially her Simple Malaysian Fried Chicken

That’s it for this week! I hope you enjoyed this week’s FFF. Remember, if you would like to see a blog featured here, who is part of the FBR please visit the forum and nominate them.
I NEED NOMINATIONS!!!!!! I know we all have our favorite blogs that we read everyday, and I would love to know about them. We have a very diverse food community, and I would love to see more of the blogs you love featured. We also have a lot of humanitarians out in the Foodie Blogosphere. If you think there is a food blogger out there that deserves a little recognition for their culinary skills, or what they are doing to help the world through the lens of food, please tell us about them!!! Please post your favorite Foodie Blogroll foodblogs here.

Also we all love to know how people came to find our blogs, so please visit all of our featured bloggers today and don’t forget to tell them that you found them via Finest Foodies Friday! They would love to have your feedback.

As always here is what the FFF is all about. Finest Foodies Friday! FFF is a weekly Friday post featuring favorites from The Foodie Blogroll! We do this so we can share in the rich diversity of what The Foodie Blogroll has to offer by featuring some of our favorites and yours!
What is the Foodie Blogroll? It is the first and fastest growing free membership blogroll for food bloggers and has become a wonderful community to share ideas about all things food related. With a membership of over 4,000 food blogs, I am sure you can find much inspiration and new friends!

The only requirement to be featured here on FFF is to be a member of The Foodie Blogroll and be displaying The Foodie Blogroll widget on your blog. If you are not yet a member, but you have a food blog and would like to join us, please click here!

If you have a favorite foodblog on The Foodie Blogroll, that you would like to be featured here on FFF, please join us over on The Leftover Queen/Foodie Blogroll Forum, and post your favorite Foodie Blogroll foodblogs here.

The Funny Side Up
This is an awesome video blog, by Lisa. Lisa cooks in her parent’s kitchen, for family and friends. She makes everything from croissants, pies and tamales to dog treats – all with a side of humor and good tips. I am telling you, you will laugh along with getting good recipes. This girl needs a TV show, people. Check out her recent post on pulled pork – I think this is something I will need to make this summer!

Gluten Free Garden
Gluten Free Garden is written by Hannah, who began her journey into natural and healthy foods after she discovered she was gluten intolerant in 2008. She now has a beautiful garden she started to provide a sustainable, gluten-free food resource her family! She posts with wonderful gluten free recipes, gardening and even bee keeping tips!

ZOE
It is really hard to resist a food blog with good pictures. I mean a blog does not have to have the best pictures in the world to make a regular reader out of me, because I myself am a writer more than a photographer, but that said, pictures certainly do catch your eye. ZOE is certainly one of those blogs. So go check it out. You’ll see what I am saying.

Cosmic Garden
This is a very interesting blog written by organic, sustainable farmers in Tasmania. They grow their garden according to the ancient practice of gardening by the moon. There is a plethora of gardening tips, and new (to me at least) ways of gardening that I certainly want to learn more about. Of course there are also delicious recipes that highlight all of the wonderful produce they grow!

It Was a Pleasure to Eat You
Here is part of Kimberly’s Manifesto: “ I’ve started a blog for instructional purposes–to teach individuals that food can be fun, that food is fun and exciting but never boring, and that what you put in your body matters! I hope you enjoy following me on my journey, and please feel free to agree, disagree, or present your own views about food.” This blog is all about a simple life with food – growing, preserving and learning to live with the land that produces our food.

That’s it for this week! I hope you enjoyed this week’s FFF. Remember, if you would like to see a blog featured here, who is part of the FBR please visit the forum and nominate them.
I NEED NOMINATIONS!!!!!! I know we all have our favorite blogs that we read everyday, and I would love to know about them. We have a very diverse food community, and I would love to see more of the blogs you love featured. We also have a lot of humanitarians out in the Foodie Blogosphere. If you think there is a food blogger out there that deserves a little recognition for their culinary skills, or what they are doing to help the world through the lens of food, please tell us about them!!! Please post your favorite Foodie Blogroll foodblogs here.

Also we all love to know how people came to find our blogs, so please visit all of our featured bloggers today and don’t forget to tell them that you found them via Finest Foodies Friday! They would love to have your feedback.

As always here is what the FFF is all about. Finest Foodies Friday! FFF is a weekly Friday post featuring favorites from The Foodie Blogroll! We do this so we can share in the rich diversity of what The Foodie Blogroll has to offer by featuring some of our favorites and yours!
What is the Foodie Blogroll? It is the first and fastest growing free membership blogroll for food bloggers and has become a wonderful community to share ideas about all things food related. With a membership of almost 4000 food blogs, I am sure you can find much inspiration and new friends!

The only requirement to be featured here on FFF is to be a member of The Foodie Blogroll and be displaying The Foodie Blogroll widget on your blog. If you are not yet a member, but you have a food blog and would like to join us, please click here!

If you have a favorite foodblog on The Foodie Blogroll, that you would like to be featured here on FFF, please join us over on The Leftover Queen/Foodie Blogroll Forum, and post your favorite Foodie Blogroll foodblogs here.

The Curious Blogquat
This blog is authored by Rob, (aka gfron1) owner of the Cafè at the Kumquat, a small dining experience housed in a large minded gourmet store. He is interested in both French Pastry and molecular gastronomy techniques and bringing them together. You’ll see what that translates to when you read about the wedding he recently catered in Scottsdale, AZ

Saffron Paisley
This blog is written by a single mother to a toddler living in Santa Cruz, California. She has a lot of varied interests which include, food, travel and textiles. She writes a lot about books, baking and farmer’s markets as well as a myriad of other activities that she enjoys with her daughter in order to keep her daughter creatively engaged in the world around her .

A Dash of Flavor
This blog focuses on recipes that an be part of a weight loss regimen, like weight watchers, however, it is not solely diet food – because as Jo, the author says, there are just some recipes that are too good not to post. There are a lot of delicious main dish recipes for pasta, chicken, red meat and whatever else you might fancy.

Kitchen Flavours
For this blogger from India, “Cooking is all about Experimenting and Experiencing”. Her blog showcases recipes from a variety of resources – family, magazines, cookbooks and cooking shows. Her pictures are lovely and her blog is full of the rich flavors of India! Enjoy!

Market to Mouth
Most foodies I know love to shop at Whole Foods if there is one near enough to them. Whole Foods is like a field trip for people that love food. There is just so much to see, to sample and to learn about. But it is expensive! That is the most common complaint I hear. This blog is dedicated to BUDGET shopping at Whole Foods. Louise has been in the food business for a long time, as a chef, in a variety of different places all over the world. Now she is “ Whole Foods’ official “Unofficial” recession-strategy blogger”!

That’s it for this week! I hope you enjoyed this week’s FFF. Remember, if you would like to see a blog featured here, who is part of the FBR please visit the forum and nominate them.
I NEED NOMINATIONS!!!!!! I know we all have our favorite blogs that we read everyday, and I would love to know about them. We have a very diverse food community, and I would love to see more of the blogs you love featured. We also have a lot of humanitarians out in the Foodie Blogosphere. If you think there is a food blogger out there that deserves a little recognition for their culinary skills, or what they are doing to help the world through the lens of food, please tell us about them!!! Please post your favorite Foodie Blogroll foodblogs here.

Also we all love to know how people came to find our blogs, so please visit all of our featured bloggers today and don’t forget to tell them that you found them via Finest Foodies Friday! They would love to have your feedback.

As always here is what the FFF is all about. Finest Foodies Friday! FFF is a weekly Friday post featuring favorites from The Foodie Blogroll! We do this so we can share in the rich diversity of what The Foodie Blogroll has to offer by featuring some of our favorites and yours!

What is the Foodie Blogroll? It is the first and fastest growing free membership blogroll for food bloggers and has become a wonderful community to share ideas about all things food related. With a membership of OVER 4000 food blogs, I am sure you can find much inspiration and new friends!

The only requirement to be featured here on FFF is to be a member of The Foodie Blogroll and be displaying The Foodie Blogroll widget on your blog. If you are not yet a member, but you have a food blog and would like to join us, please click here!

If you have a favorite foodblog on The Foodie Blogroll, that you would like to be featured here on FFF, please join us over on The Leftover Queen/Foodie Blogroll Forum, and post your favorite Foodie Blogroll foodblogs here.

The Flavors of Abruzzo

This blog is written by a US expat living in the Abruzzo region of Italy. I always really love reading expat blogs, they give such an interesting perspective on the area of the world where they live. I always love finding out how they ended up there, out of all the places in the world, and how they adjust to the point where their new country becomes “home”. Maybe that is because I am married to my own expat, or because I have also lived in other countries (I consider the Navajo Nation a different country), and therefore can relate. But another reason is I love seeing what they cook up in their kitchens! So if you like Italian food, or like to read about the lives of expats, you should check this one out!

Rico Cafe-Bistro

Have you guys met Rico? If not you should certainly go and pay his blog a visit. Rico is a very friendly blogger who has recently been really reaching out to the food blogging community with kind greetings, and a smile on his face (well I imagine there is a smile on his face, anyway…). His goal is to blog about recipes that are easy to create or bake, nutritious, wholesome, healthy and economical too.

The Last Bite

has a really cool logo, and that spoon of chocolate just lets you know right away that there are a lot of yummy recipes to be had by reading this blog. Another great thing about this blog is when you check out the recipes, they are all good ingredients. This always makes me happy – bloggers that care about where their food comes from – I swear we are starting a movement! This blogger also believes that the care and love you put into your food, are the right ingredients to make the perfect dish. She doesn’t believe eating is all about fueling the body, there is more to it. She says: “Each meal is the opportunity for a food story, or in other words an edible hug”.

Nooschi: A Food Diary

This blog was started as a way for the author to document her food filled adventures. She realized that when she traveled she took almost as many food photos as anything else, and wanted to create a way to remember her journeys with stories. What does Nooschi mean?

Pronounced noo-shee, the name is a true portmanteau, and is combination of both the author and her partner’s cultures: Persian and Chinese. “In Persian, the word for bon appétit is noosh – e – jan, and the word for eating in Chinese is chi. You put the two together, and you get Nooschi!”

Fried Pickles and Ice Cream

This is another expat in Italy blog. This blog is a spin off from her original blog as a way to share recipes with family and friends. She has recently joined many of the blogging worlds monthly challenges as well, and so this is a blog for her to share her experiences there as well. Right now, I am really drooling over her Strawberry Vanilla Cake with Limoncello Frosting. Apparently it is so good, she made it five times in one month!

That’s it for this week! I hope you enjoyed this week’s FFF. Remember, if you would like to see a blog featured here, who is part of the FBR please visit the forum and nominate them.

I NEED NOMINATIONS!!!!!! I know we all have our favorite blogs that we read everyday, and I would love to know about them. We have a very diverse food community, and I would love to see more of the blogs you love featured. We also have a lot of humanitarians out in the Foodie Blogosphere. If you think there is a food blogger out there that deserves a little recognition for their culinary skills, or what they are doing to help the world through the lens of food, please tell us about them!!! Please post your favorite Foodie Blogroll foodblogs here.

Also we all love to know how people came to find our blogs, so please visit all of our featured bloggers today and don’t forget to tell them that you found them via Finest Foodies Friday! They would love to have your feedback.

As always here is what the FFF is all about. Finest Foodies Friday! FFF is a weekly Friday post featuring favorites from The Foodie Blogroll! We do this so we can share in the rich diversity of what The Foodie Blogroll has to offer by featuring some of our favorites and yours!
What is the Foodie Blogroll? It is the first and fastest growing free membership blogroll for food bloggers and has become a wonderful community to share ideas about all things food related. With a membership of OVER 4000 food blogs, I am sure you can find much inspiration and new friends!

The only requirement to be featured here on FFF is to be a member of The Foodie Blogroll and be displaying The Foodie Blogroll widget on your blog. If you are not yet a member, but you have a food blog and would like to join us, please click here!

If you have a favorite foodblog on The Foodie Blogroll, that you would like to be featured here on FFF, please join us over on The Leftover Queen/Foodie Blogroll Forum, and post your favorite Foodie Blogroll foodblogs here.

Stir, Laugh, Repeat
I am featuring Martha’s blog this week, as a way to set you all up for another fantastic giveaway we will be doing on Foodieblogroll.com. Martha has a book (same title as her blog) and we will be giving away 4 copies over the month of June (one per week). The recipes in in her book Stir, Laugh, Repeat are all tested by 24 “Food Testers”. They would rate each dish from 1-10 and only those scoring at least an 8 made it to the book. Her blog is a “holding place” for all the recipes in her 2nd book Stir, Laugh, Repeat… Again.

David Hall: Book The Cook
David has launched a new blog, and with it a new vision. His love for simple and honest food has inspired him to teach people about food through educational food demonstrations. His blog is another outlet for teaching. I am not sure if that is his sole purpose, but I know I learn a lot whenever I visit! David is also another big promoter of eating locally and seasonally, and, his latest post on this subject is a slightly different look at eating seasonally, and very well thought out.

Hip Organic Mama
This is a totally awesome blog, that I can see myself visiting a lot at a later point in my life. It is written by Annie who is a mother to four healthy children. She has spent years researching all the contradictory information out there about controversies that impact our health, our food, and our planet and decipher that information into easy steps we can take to make a difference. Her blog is a wealth of information for anyone who has an interest in knowing where their food comes from, how to eat healthy on a budget, or healthy family friendly recipes.

Confessions of a Tart
Irene started this blog as a way to motivate herself to live up to a New Year’s Resolution in 2008 to eat more healthy and local foods. She has always loved baking, and then from baking she also discovered a love for cooking, when she got married - she needed to feed her new husband more than challah bread and chocolate chip cookies, right? Irene admires cooks and chefs that make complicated and intricate recipes, but she loves cooking simple meals filled with comfort, laughter and love. She says on her blog: “ The most satisfying thing about blogging has been meeting all the impossibly kind, brilliant, generous people who are part of the food community. If you are reading this blog and are feeling friendly, drop me a line and say hello. I would love to hear from you!”
So please be sure to drop her a line!

Give Recipe
I love the philosophy behind this blog. Zerrin, the author is from Turkey and she believes that you can learn a lot about a person’s character by what they eat. Her blog mainly focuses on Turkish cuisine (one of my favorites) and she feels that you can multiply your happiness by sharing. So she uses her blog to share her recipes with everyone, the world over. She has everything from appetizers, mains, desserts and even jams, drinks and pastries.

That’s it for this week! I hope you enjoyed this week’s FFF. Remember, if you would like to see a blog featured here, who is part of the FBR please visit the forum and nominate them.
I NEED NOMINATIONS!!!!!! I know we all have our favorite blogs that we read everyday, and I would love to know about them. We have a very diverse food community, and I would love to see more of the blogs you love featured. We also have a lot of humanitarians out in the Foodie Blogosphere. If you think there is a food blogger out there that deserves a little recognition for their culinary skills, or what they are doing to help the world through the lens of food, please tell us about them!!! Please post your favorite Foodie Blogroll foodblogs here.

Also we all love to know how people came to find our blogs, so please visit all of our featured bloggers today and don’t forget to tell them that you found them via Finest Foodies Friday! They would love to have your feedback.

As always here is what the FFF is all about. Finest Foodies Friday! FFF is a weekly Friday post featuring favorites from The Foodie Blogroll! We do this so we can share in the rich diversity of what The Foodie Blogroll has to offer by featuring some of our favorites and yours!
What is the Foodie Blogroll? It is the first and fastest growing free membership blogroll for food bloggers and has become a wonderful community to share ideas about all things food related. With a membership of almost 4000 food blogs, I am sure you can find much inspiration and new friends!

The only requirement to be featured here on FFF is to be a member of The Foodie Blogroll and be displaying The Foodie Blogroll widget on your blog. If you are not yet a member, but you have a food blog and would like to join us, please click here!

If you have a favorite foodblog on The Foodie Blogroll, that you would like to be featured here on FFF, please join us over on The Leftover Queen/Foodie Blogroll Forum, and post your favorite Foodie Blogroll foodblogs here.

Sara’s Kitchen
I have been following Sara’s blog for quite a while, and it is one of those blogs that I can’t believe I haven’t featured before. Her blog is all about creating new recipes, and also trying recipes from her 60+ cookbooks. There is something yummy on this blog for everyone! Sara is also a huge Michael Chiarello fan (I am too!), and actually got to meet him! Her dishes always look so fresh and colorful and her photography is drool worthy!

Thai Cooking with Jam
Jam was born in Bangkok, Thailand and after graduating from University worked as an editor for an English Magazine in Thailand. She then moved to Austin, TX to continue her studies by getting a masters in Communication studies from the University of Texas at Austin . It was in Austin that she began cooking Thai food for people, and discovered her passion for cooking and teaching – and let me tell you, she is good! Her food all looks delicious and her photos are so warm and inviting. Jam is living the good life in Austin, and you can join her on her blog!

eCurry
This is a blog that has evolved - it started off as a way for Soma, the author to share the recipes she cooks up for her lovely family, into a family run blog, with all members actively involved! The children are involved as inspiration and food critics and even have a budding interest in photography, and her husband helps with photography and also teams up with Soma to cook meals together! It really is a beautiful blog, with lots of colorful photos and food!

The Spiced Life
This blog is written by Laura, a SAHM who has always loved to cook, but discovered a passion for baking after she became a mom! She says that nothing expresses love better than a plate of fresh baked cookies. She loves cuisines with a lot of spice, like Mexico, SE Asia and India. You can find these recipes as well as a variety of lovely baked goods on this blog!

The Food Addicts
This blog is written by Krissy & Daniel who love to cook and eat. Daniel is a professionally trained chef, and Krissy just loves to cook! They love to share their experiences with food, both written and visual and also do reviews of restaurants in the LA area where they are based.

That’s it for this week! I hope you enjoyed this week’s FFF. Remember, if you would like to see a blog featured here, who is part of the FBR please visit the forum and nominate them.
I NEED NOMINATIONS!!!!!! I know we all have our favorite blogs that we read everyday, and I would love to know about them. We have a very diverse food community, and I would love to see more of the blogs you love featured. We also have a lot of humanitarians out in the Foodie Blogosphere. If you think there is a food blogger out there that deserves a little recognition for their culinary skills, or what they are doing to help the world through the lens of food, please tell us about them!!! Please post your favorite Foodie Blogroll foodblogs here.

Also we all love to know how people came to find our blogs, so please visit all of our featured bloggers today and don’t forget to tell them that you found them via Finest Foodies Friday! They would love to have your feedback.

As always here is what the FFF is all about. Finest Foodies Friday! FFF is a weekly Friday post featuring favorites from The Foodie Blogroll! We do this so we can share in the rich diversity of what The Foodie Blogroll has to offer by featuring some of our favorites and yours!
What is the Foodie Blogroll? It is the first and fastest growing free membership blogroll for food bloggers and has become a wonderful community to share ideas about all things food related. With a membership of almost 4000 food blogs, I am sure you can find much inspiration and new friends!

The only requirement to be featured here on FFF is to be a member of The Foodie Blogroll and be displaying The Foodie Blogroll widget on your blog. If you are not yet a member, but you have a food blog and would like to join us, please click here!

If you have a favorite foodblog on The Foodie Blogroll, that you would like to be featured here on FFF, please join us over on The Leftover Queen/Foodie Blogroll Forum, and post your favorite Foodie Blogroll foodblogs here.

Cherrapeño
Cherrapeño is a cross between a jalapeño and a cherry pepper. This UK blogger loves to cook with both chilies and chocolate. Everyone who reads my blog knows I am a big fan of ice cream, and lots of people ask me about making ice cream without a machine. Well, you can find a great recipe on this blog -
Chocolate, Banana and Baileys Ice Cream. Not only is the ice cream recipe there, but you can also learn how to make beautiful chocolate cups to serve it in! I am also really wanting to try her awesome Kulfi (Indian ice cream) recipe. Perfect for summer!

Eat and Dust
Speaking of Indian treats, here is one of the neatest blogs I have come across in a while. Pamela is a Scottish woman who moved to India with her husband and children 4 years ago. She says she always spent her life cooking, eating and thinking about food, but realized that in India she is kind of a lightweight. She says that India “is a country that  loves, cherishes and honours its food with a passion that is humbling.” In her quest to learn more about the food culture of India, she has also become a recipe hunter looking for “ recipes the Brits left behind and which have been lovingly preserved, tweaked and enthusiastically eaten by generations of Indians.  Among others I’ve found porridge in Darjeeling,  jam-making in Kashmir, smoked fish in the Himalayas and pasties in Bangalore.  I’m constantly on the lookout for British food trails – any suggestions will be eagerly explored.” Incidentally it is on this blog I first learned about Kulfi!

Angel in the Kitchen
I really like this blog because it is really down to earth, despite the title! Although she does have a disclaimer about the whole “angel” bit anyway! Like a lot of us, she started her blog as a way to give herself a sense of purpose in the kitchen, and also give her an excuse to talk about food all the time! I can totally relate! Need a great baked beans recipe for summer picnics and BBQs? Well check out her yummy looking recipe for baked beans that even people who don’t like baked beans will like. I am already a huge fan of these humble beans myself, and I am certainly going to try her recipe!

Laura’s Best Recipes
Laura grew up in the wine country of California, meaning she basically grew up around good and healthy food. She and her family now call the mountains of Colorado their home, and since they live tucked away, she always goes all out to prepare a meal for friends and family, making their drive well worth it. I love these Vietnamese Spring Rolls or how about this savory Mango Soup. Both look like great summer recipes and well worth the drive to Laura’s place! Luckily we are only a click away!

Yumeezy
Here is another great blog full of wonderful sweet treats. Rania, the author of the blog says: “ I am not a pro just an enthusiastic amateur who’s not too shabby at creating yumeezy eats.”
I love the looks of her Lemon Bar Cupcakes and you can check out a great reviews of some of the products that Foodbuzz has been giving out to Featured Publishers for sampling. I can’t wait to get a chance to try some products too one day!

That’s it for this week! I hope you enjoyed this week’s FFF. Remember, if you would like to see a blog featured here, who is part of the FBR please visit the forum and nominate them.
I NEED NOMINATIONS!!!!!! I know we all have our favorite blogs that we read everyday, and I would love to know about them. We have a very diverse food community, and I would love to see more of the blogs you love featured. We also have a lot of humanitarians out in the Foodie Blogosphere. If you think there is a food blogger out there that deserves a little recognition for their culinary skills, or what they are doing to help the world through the lens of food, please tell us about them!!! Please post your favorite Foodie Blogroll foodblogs here.

Also we all love to know how people came to find our blogs, so please visit all of our featured bloggers today and don’t forget to tell them that you found them via Finest Foodies Friday! They would love to have your feedback.