Blog-A-Log – Saturday, July 4th

Here's what Toronto food bloggers are cooking up this week...

• Blog From Our Kitchen - can't figure out what to do with those tasty radish greens (no, really, they are tasty) - try an omelette.
• Bon Eats - white chocolate macadamia cookies - there's a reason for this flavour combination.
• Closet Cooking - the classic way to serve asparagus; on toast with a poached egg.
• Cream Puffs in Venice - Ivonne makes cupcakes inspired by the TV show True Blood.
• Dana McCauley - food trend expert Dana points out that canning and preserving is back in style.
• Foodie and the Everyman - speaking of preserving, Foodie remarks on the "Little Red Hen" philosophy of preserving - nobody wants to help, until it comes time for the eating part.
• Ginger Rose - a recap of Sip & Savour Ontario.
• Kait's Plate - Kaitlin spends the Canada Day holiday cooking, and shares a recipe for homemade potato gnocchi.
• La Boheme Cherie - Cherie remembers Italy with lemon panna cotta.
• Save Your Fork - I make some strawberry jam with a few added twists - of pepper, tarragon, lavender, vanilla, cardamom...
• Seasonal Ontario Food - sweet and simple - strawberries in lime-ginger syrup.
• Sift, Dust and Toss - Jess checks out McEwan and finds it sparsely stocked.
• The Sweet Kitchen - get ready for cherry season; cherry clafoutis.
• Tops in Toronto - Miss Yu explains how baking for fun and baking for a living are very different beasts.
• What Smells So Good? - Sarah makes strawberry-rhubarb compote.

Hey food bloggers... see those names up there? They're awfully similar from week to week, don't you think? I currently follow over 100 Toronto-area food bloggers, but some of you rarely ever post! That's not to say the folks up there in this week's list aren't good writers covering interesting stuff, but most of them are pretty prolific so I always have lots of their posts to choose from. All you folks with neglected blogs should start posting again. C'mon - post something interesting and we'll add you to the blog-a-log!