If you haven't already heard of the cool new publication by some famous (and infamous) food bloggers, you got to check it out.
Order a copy or 4 and support that blog thing we do.
Here's the scoop:
"Digital Dish contains the freshest, most original food writing of the year from ordinary people writing regularly online in food blogs. It is an honest and alternative look at the world of food and cooking from over 20 different contributors around the world. Digital Dish's authors have been written up in publications like Goumet Magazine, The San Francisco Chronicle, Le Monde, The Guardian and The New York Times. They are part of the new wave of food writing and cooking."
New wave??? Now that's fancy and IMPOSSIBLE to pass up, people!! And you can get it signed and meet some of the authors THIS WEEKEND!
May 21st from 11:30 at the Berkeley Farmer's Market - author reading and book signing.
May 22nd from 4:00 at the Lafayette Bookstore, 3795 Mt. Diablo Blvd. in downtown Lafayette
Go. Go now. Run. Be a part of this popular, sweeping, new wave trend!
I attended !!! Saturday was really sunny and nice and pretty. The Berkeley Farmer's Market is a pretty slow paced situation. Many markets people are moving with a purpose, quick and concise. Not so in Berkeley, easy guess eh? We had a booth with a table, large speakers a mic and maybe 20 chairs. We spent about 3.5 hours talking and giving little food prep demonstrations. Well, okay, Owen did most of it all. But we did what we could and I personally learned a lot. Which is what the day was about, learning. Cause most of the shoppers there were buying food, not books. Sunday was in the book store in Lafayette. Still nice weather, but I didn't get sun burned this time. We had a really nice group of people show up, Owen demonstrated how to make a proper pot of tea, being from Michigan and all. And since it was a bookstore, people were more willing to buy a book, or two. Neat eh?
Senior Biggles
Posted by: Dr. Biggles | May 23, 2005 at 09:32 AM