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via The Burger BeastAlthough Clean Plate Charlie is the only food blog you really need to read daily, some people just can't get enough. Here are some highlights of other local food blogs:Here's an interesting recipe from A Mingling of Tastes: fig and goat cheese squares.And The Eggs has a...

By Brett Gillin

April 24, 2009

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via The Burger Beast

Although Clean Plate Charlie is the only food blog you really need to read daily, some people just can't get enough. Here are some highlights of other local food blogs:

Here's an interesting recipe from A Mingling of Tastes: fig and goat cheese squares.

And The Eggs has a little bit of everything, food and restaurant reviews, lots of pictures, and personal anecdotes well worth reading.

Cuban Home Cooking is dedicated to sharing family recipes and cooking techniques. Cuban Egg Nog anyone?

Newly started blog Will Jog for Food is dedicated to eating healthy and working out, and it's not as boring as it sounds.

Finally, The Burger Beast is dedicated to doing the exact opposite.

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