I know. It's just about food with me
A week or so ago
I made an excellent discovery while playing with
Google Reader. I realised that if you subscribe to a lot of
food porn, then searching
Google Reader for the key ingredients you have (or want to use) will leave you with a selection of tasty recipes by your favourite food bloggers. It's the power of Google limited to just the authors you trust to write a decent recipe. Too good to not use, really.
Today, after lusting after a little too much
food porn, I decided that
Del.icio.us (although awesome) just wasn't the best place to be keeping recipes. I'll still keep them there, but I wanted to make the recipe hunting experience more visual. I also wanted my recipes and other food-lust moments together in a single feed of droolworthiness. Not least, so I can subscribe to it myself and find my favourite recipes when I search
Google Reader.
I had created a
tumblr blog a while ago, but didn't know what I wanted to use it for. And now I do: Food food food! Here's my new
food lust Tumblr.
PS. If you're a friend of mine and you just want to subscribe to a feed of everything I do, then subscribe to
this one created by my
Friendfeed.
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Some very sensible people suggested that Bruce and I watch a lot of TV while we are in France so that we get used to the language. We're not usually TV watchers, but we thought we'd give it a go. French pay TV is pretty awesome. We've found several channels that seem to play all our favourite stuff, plus a few other really excellent gems. Our current favourite is the extremely art-house
"Souvenirs from Earth". This is what happens when someone gets a great idea for art, scores some funding and asks anyone and everyone for submissions. The result is fierce competition between artists and some fantastic TV viewing. I'm seriously considering buying the
DVD.
Basically, watching this show is like watching Rage with a chillout/arthouse special on. All day every day.
I'm thinking that the arty friends of mine should at least try and badger Channel 31 into letting them do something similar with a few hours in the evenings.
Labels: art, dvd, france, tv, video
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