When I first started this blog back in 2005, the foodie scene in Omaha was pretty underground. Slowly we've seen some encouraging changes. More locals joining the social sites like Foodbuzz, eGullet and Chowhound. More reviews going up on sites like yelp and urbanspoon. The Omaha World-Herald finally got a clue and gave food it's own subsection on their website. Food and Spirits magazine brought a dedicated local food publication to the area. And most importantly, more Omaha food bloggers have begun sharing their own thoughts and experiences.
With that, let me introduce you to our fellow Omaha Food Bloggers and announce the creation of the Omaha Food Bloggers Blog Roll. Blogs marked with a ** were added after our initial announcement.
Avesta considers herself a modern ethnic chef. She's been cooking since she was a toddler, and food has always been very important in her family. When she was 29 years old she opened Avesta Eclectic Cuisine (in a different city). She recently moved to Omaha and is planning on making her mark here.
Lainey Seyler writes for The Reader, but this is her personal blog where she records her "culinary fiascos and successes." She has lots of recipes and provides plenty of entertainment. She warns you to "Expect exaggeration."
A food blog with a mission to find the best of the best. Their focus is to provide readers with unbiased critical reviews of all things food (and sometimes technology) related. The focus is mainly on Omaha restaurants, local and national food news, wine, beer and the occasional book reviews and recipes.
Five geeks from Omaha rate restaurants, fast food, and various other interesting comestibles. That's right, five mini reviews for every restaurant. And with a new restaurant being reviewed about once a week, there's plenty to read.
Jamie recently moved to Omaha from Iowa with her husband, their two daughters and a smelly dog. She loves cooking; She is a food fanatic. This year her dream of becoming a stay home mom has come true! This time has allowed her to do lots of cooking and recipe developing. A win-win situation for her and for us as well as she blogs about her food adventures.
Omaha Restaurant Reviews one bite at a time. The Omaha Critic provides honest reviews of various restaurants around the city giving each one a rating. If you want a kids point of view, you can also check out Omaha Critic - JUNIOR.
Greg Bullard’s love for food began in his Father’s kitchen and grew from there to be a cornerstone of his life. Greg is a firm believer in the concept that you live to eat, not eat to live. Living in Omaha, NE now, Greg's other musings can be found at Well Fed on the Town
With that, let me introduce you to our fellow Omaha Food Bloggers and announce the creation of the Omaha Food Bloggers Blog Roll. Blogs marked with a ** were added after our initial announcement.
Meet The Omaha Food Bloggers
Check it out
http://checkitoutavesta.blogspot.com/Avesta considers herself a modern ethnic chef. She's been cooking since she was a toddler, and food has always been very important in her family. When she was 29 years old she opened Avesta Eclectic Cuisine (in a different city). She recently moved to Omaha and is planning on making her mark here.
food eaten.
http://foodeatenlifelived.blogspot.com/Lainey Seyler writes for The Reader, but this is her personal blog where she records her "culinary fiascos and successes." She has lots of recipes and provides plenty of entertainment. She warns you to "Expect exaggeration."
Gastronomic Fight Club
http://www.gastronomicfightclub.com/A food blog with a mission to find the best of the best. Their focus is to provide readers with unbiased critical reviews of all things food (and sometimes technology) related. The focus is mainly on Omaha restaurants, local and national food news, wine, beer and the occasional book reviews and recipes.
geeks.rate(food)
http://geeksratefood.blogspot.com/Five geeks from Omaha rate restaurants, fast food, and various other interesting comestibles. That's right, five mini reviews for every restaurant. And with a new restaurant being reviewed about once a week, there's plenty to read.
Jamie's Kitchen
http://www.jamies-recipes.com/ **Jamie recently moved to Omaha from Iowa with her husband, their two daughters and a smelly dog. She loves cooking; She is a food fanatic. This year her dream of becoming a stay home mom has come true! This time has allowed her to do lots of cooking and recipe developing. A win-win situation for her and for us as well as she blogs about her food adventures.
Omaha Critic
http://omahacritic.com/Omaha Restaurant Reviews one bite at a time. The Omaha Critic provides honest reviews of various restaurants around the city giving each one a rating. If you want a kids point of view, you can also check out Omaha Critic - JUNIOR.
What Greg Eats
http://www.whatgregeats.com/Greg Bullard’s love for food began in his Father’s kitchen and grew from there to be a cornerstone of his life. Greg is a firm believer in the concept that you live to eat, not eat to live. Living in Omaha, NE now, Greg's other musings can be found at Well Fed on the Town
Meet the Omaha Food Bloggers Blog Roll
So here's the thing - the hard part about writing a blog is keeping it going. Life often gets in the way and the writing muse doesn't always want to dance with you. Before long it's been 6 weeks since your last post and readers have forgotten about you. And from a readers standpoint, it's not always practical to check each of the blogs above on a regular basis. That's where the Omaha Food Bloggers Blog Roll comes in. The blog roll is a shared Atom/RSS feed that can be subscribed to so you'll have a constant stream of new content delivered to your feedreader, email or whatever you use. We hope other good things will also come of this. Who knows, maybe we'll be able to re-boot the Foodies of Omaha Discussion Board and start meeting regularly. If we do, you'll already be in the know because you clicked one of the links below.Subscribe to Omaha Food Blogger Posts
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