An Accompaniment to My Dreams?
My kitchen, Hollywood, California, February 2004
Come to Me
- A Full Belly
- Chez Pim
- Chocolate & Zucchini
- Chowhound.com: For Those Who Live To Eat!
- Convivial.org
- Cookbooks We Love
- Daily Olive
- Eater LA: Los Angeles Restaurant, Bar, and Nightlife Blog
- FOODblog
- Found Grocery Lists
- Fresh Approach Cooking
- Fuck Corporate Grocery Stores
- I was just really very hungry.
- la.foodblogging
- Monika's Cooking Classes for Hip Cooks
- The Art of Eating
- The Food Section
- The Spice Must Flow
- WELL FED
Like Fine Wine...
- anti:freeze
- Brownie Points: a good girl's notebook of her culinary world
- Chocolate Alchemy
- Cook's Thesaurus
- Dreams Of Trespass
- Epicurious
- Nat Decants FREE Wine E-Newsletter
- RecipeSource
- Rhapsodomancy: A Reading Series in Los Angeles
- The Accidental Hedonist - Food, travel, sex and fun
- The Hungry Tiger
- You Grow Girl: Gardening for the People
Like Smooth Scotch...
Whiskey on the Rocks
Books Like Meals Unto Themselves
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This looks like one of those fancy-schmancy magazine photos. Yummy.
Aesthetic food! (you can take that in all possible ways)
Posted by: karrie | February 27, 2004 at 12:36 PM
Love the photo, but the plate, the plate is just lovely.
Posted by: Deb | February 27, 2004 at 02:44 PM
Funny you should mention the plate! I acquired this set of plates from a yard sale of two very drunk men in Olympia, Washington. They were selling things off at 11am on a Saturday morning while drinking alcohol from big plastic cups with attached straws. The set itself came with dessert plates, a butter cover, demitasse cups, and a little pot-like dish with cover. Half of the set is still in Olympia. I think the set is lovely, too! Thanks for noticing!
Posted by: Wendy | February 27, 2004 at 02:59 PM