Cooking for Engineers is a collection of "tried and tested" recipes and reviews.  The "Engineer" bit is what intrigued me, but to be honest it's cooking for almost everyone.  The nice thing about it is the step by step photos, which mean you really can't go wrong. (Or can you?)

Forage Oakland is a project that, in its own words, works to address how we eat every day, and how everyone can benefit from viewing their neighbourhood as a veritable edible map.   If you've ever fancied living off the land, this blog might be of interest, if you haven't considered it, it's still a veritable mine […]

Memories of Mine to Thine is a blog by Rachel Whetzel, who describes herself in the following way:- Thrift junkie. Free Spirit. Believer. Artist. Photographer. Mom to boys. Rust Lover. Worm Farmer. Blogger. Creative Soul. Rule Bender. Spider Saver. Coffee Drinker. Cream Lover. Chook Farmer. Sailor Mouth. Music Listener. Phone Talker. Garden Grower. Mess Maker. […]

Floating Sheep - Blog of the month I'm featuring this blog because they're mapping the use of the words "soccer" and "football", including a post entitled "Football (or is it soccer?) in nine and a half languages ".  It's what blogging was made for.

What Could Happen? - Blog of the month This is Julie Powell's blog.  As I featured the film, it seemed sensible to find her blog, but be warned, she's not afraid of the odd expletive or two, and some of the comments leave a lot to be desired. Maybe writing blogs that no one reads, […]

A Trail Runner's Blog- Blog of the month A blog that does what it says on the label.  It contains interviews, research, fiction, product ideas, and all things related to trail running, ultrarunning, and triathlon racing in the USA, and Scott Dunlap has been keeping this blog up to date since 2004 - that's like […]