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Carol Did It!

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One of my favourite food blogs is coming to an end.  It’s a strange feeling to know that a food blog can come to an end.

Carol Blymire finally managed to cook every single recipe on French Laundry cookbook.  Entertaining and inspiring, I plan to reread the whole thing from the start in my free time.

Fear not though, she’s back with a new project:  Alinea at home.  The chef behind Alinea, Grant Achatz, was featured in the news a while back when he suffered from stage-four tongue cancer (which is now in remission) at the height of his career.  During his treatment, he had to manage his cooking and food creation creatively and unconventionally.  I have yet to check out the book but I’m watching with interest:  molecular gastronomy at home?  Now that’s not something you see everyday. 

Check out French Laundry at home here.

Posted on: 21 November 2008, under: Musing

2 Comments »

  1. I could never have this much drive and focus to cook through an entire cookbook, recipe by recipe… I guess you might call that devotion…

    V: Me too! I admire her perseverence.

    Comment by Hungry Gal — 25 November 2008 @ 12:36 pm

  2. I’ve been visiting French Laundry at Home several times, but other than being amazed at her determination in cooking extraordinary food, I did not really realize that her writing was so entertaining & hilarious. Today I read Alinea at Home and I could not stop myself from giggling… She is so funny.

    V: Hi Irene. Yes… her writing is a delight to read!

    Comment by Irene — 10 December 2008 @ 8:35 am

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