Kinfolk Magazine, a gorgeous new publication that features the work of some of my favorite bloggers. It’s simple, uncontrived and incredibly beautiful.
This popsicle mold. Is that not the most perfect popsicle shape?
And this Paletas book to go with it.
This pressed leaf ring. Prettiest ring I’ve ever seen.
Gorgeous blogs, some new to me, others old favorites.
Always With Butter
Photisserie
Green Kitchen Stories
Food In Jars
Okra, one of my favorite summer foods. If you cut it into strips, dip it in egg, then in a mixture of breadcrumbs & paprika (and a little salt & pepper), then bake it at 400 for about 15 minutes, you get a delightfully crunchy snack, and a little bit healthier than the normal deep fried preparation.
This article on “The Beer Archaeologist”
The most perfect tablecloth ever? I think so.
So tell me, what’s caught your eye lately?
I can't even tell you how much I'm loving Kinfolk. AND I just purchased that very popsicle mold. Agreed: it's classic and the perfect shape.
ReplyDeleteI'm Lisa Warninger's intern right now and she is one of the contributors to Kinfolk. I feel so lucky to be around such talented individuals.
ReplyDeleteAnd I have been DYING to get that Paletas book. Perfect summertime treat if you ask me!
I've been reading your blog for a bit...each time I come, I never fail to swoon. Food photography is what I hope to specialize it and yours is just stunning. I hope one day I can be half as good as you! And I love Kinfolk. So beautiful.
ReplyDeleteSuper-inspired by Kinfolk right now. I'm loving the idea that things don't have to be perfect (regarding entertaining) to be beautiful. I think okra rocks (I grew up in the south, though). I'm using the book Canning for a New Generation by Liana Krissof for inspiration in preserving summer produce right now.
ReplyDeleteOh that table cloth is fantastic! I've never had okra before, the jury is out on how I feel about it.
ReplyDeleteI concur..especially the pressed leaf ring. So lovely!
ReplyDeleteLovely everything! ♥ Thanks so much for telling me about Kinfolk!! Such amazing inspiration. And love that tablecloth! We just got a huge batch of freshly grown okra, so I'll have to try out that recipe.
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I'm loving that table cloth! Eco friendly textiles are the way to go. I've actually never seen okra before. Maybe because I live in the northeast?
ReplyDeleteThanks for the lovely new linkage!!
ReplyDeleteI just got that paleta book, too! so awesome. :-)
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing!!!!This paletas book seems to be so cool!!!!
ReplyDeleteHello, just found your blog. Lovely things, thanks for sharing. and i agree, the tablecloth is the most perfect ever :)greeting from Spain
ReplyDeleteI've had a hankering to make popsicles for a wile now. I think you just tipped it over the edge to a need!!
ReplyDeleteI'm into Foodie Crush magazine...
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Love your links!!!
i'm new to your blog and just *heart* it. yep, loving kinfolk, always with butter, and the tablecloth too, plus on a macaron book kick lately after ordering some macarons in san francisco :)
ReplyDeleteI've never tried okra, but now I really want to try it!
ReplyDeleteAnd I also have to have that mold.
thanks for sharing (:
all those things are awesome!! thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteNice selection! The magazine is stunning, and the tablecloth too.
ReplyDeletewhy thank you for the mention. I truly feel honored, you are one of the food photographers I look up to :)
ReplyDeleteOhhh!! I love your list. Especially that Paletas cookbook. I hadn't heard of that one. It looks like one I need to put on a wishlist. I recently posted my top 21 faves on my blog. I think my favorite right now is this online music station; wearehunted.com great new music I've discovered. :)
ReplyDeleteah!! came across the Paletas book the other day in the book store!! first time i had seen it, and now here. i so want to own that one! love kinfolk too!!
ReplyDeleteThat pressed leaf ring is amazing. You have a very lovely space here.
ReplyDeleteI found a new favorite food blog (it's in Italian) http://fragoleamerenda.blogspot.com/
ReplyDeleteI've also been starting at some kitchen towels (new, not vintage, but they look vintage) over at Martha Pullen.
Nice list! I can see myself pouring a nice chocolate milk concoction into that popsicle mould. Glad to know I'm not the only person 'into' tablecloths ..
ReplyDeleteCan't wait to find the magazine. I love your photographs so I'm figuring if you find the magazine inspiring, I'll love it too. And yes, Great tablecloth!
ReplyDeleteI found your blog through twitter, and i fell in love with your blog! It is so beautiful and inspiring. I am already looking forward to your new post!
ReplyDeleteBy the way, I love baking okra as well! I usually sprinkle either curry powder, or old bay spice, but I will try paprika next time :)
hi there. hhmmm I also an okra lover ever! but I never tried dipping it in an egg, then in mix it with breadcrumbs & paprika and then bake it?never heard of that even with the recipes I've read from different blogs. Is it delicious?
ReplyDeleteI was not to the okra born (don't think I had it until I hit my thirties, actually), but have grown to love it, small and crisp. Sometimes I fry it Indian style, sliced, salted, and spiced with brown mustard seeds and coriander. YUM! Last week, I tossed it in olive oil and salt, and simply threw it on the grill (in a basket), to brown and blister. So good.
ReplyDeleteThis egg-battered oven version is new to me, but it's heading on to my list of summer tastes to try. Thanks!
I love Kinfolk, too!
ReplyDeleteAnd, as for that table cloth, I just bought an almost identical one plus a runner from LinenMe, a European company. It was expensive, but so beautiful that I felt it worth the splurge.
Check it out, I think you'll like the pairing.
http://www.linenme.com/table-linen/linen-runners/runner-red-linen-philippe
PS: I absolutely love your blog! So inspiring.
Man, I ate so much of the Paletas while working in Mexico a few years ago. They were so good! It was summer time, hot and humid so these somewhat healthy things were a lifesaver! Thanks for the link!!!
ReplyDeleteThat ring is beautiful! Ah I want it too! So cute!
ReplyDeleteWow. Someone just pointed me to your blog and I am in LOVE!
ReplyDeleteThis ice creams are so awesome to eat.In a nut shell they are so expert in making this at once.As it is too easy make but sometimes some problems are rounding before them.:)
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