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I'd like to add my vote for Vegan Richa. Not only does she have several cookbooks, she is very popular and she would perhaps be the first (?) veg*n blog to be indexed.

I'd love to have www.pressurecookrecipes.com added to the blogs. It is a much used resource for all Instant Pot users. They are supported by Instant Pot so the blog and recipes should be around while Instant Pots are around. I thought I'd add my voice here, although I understand that cookbooks and cookbook authors are the main focus.

Is there some way of automatically adding all of Ottolenghi's Guardian recipes (past and future) to my library? I can't seem to find it under Blogs, altho his NYT articles are there.

The Ottolenghi Guardian recipes are indexed as part of the Guardian food supplement so you would either need to add all issues of that publication to get his recipes (there are lots of great recipes from other writers such as Nigel Slater, Meera Sodha, Rachel Roddy) or add just Ottolenghi's recipes individually. The two Ottolenghi blogs/columns are indexed as a collection so you can add the entire collection with one click.

Originally Posted by: Jane

The Ottolenghi Guardian recipes are indexed as part of the Guardian food supplement so you would either need to add all issues of that publication to get his recipes (there are lots of great recipes from other writers such as Nigel Slater, Meera Sodha, Rachel Roddy) or add just Ottolenghi's recipes individually. The two Ottolenghi blogs/columns are indexed as a collection so you can add the entire collection with one click.

Hi Jane, I looked into Nigel Slater as well, as another of my favourite authors, and I am a bit confused. I can't find his recipes under the Guardian Food (or Feast) Supplement. And searching for his general Guardian recipes (ie searching Nigel Slater Guardian), there are only around 172 recipes. Looking online he has around 1400 recipes online in the Guardian website. Am I missing something in looking for his recipes?

Apologies, my mistake. Nigel Slater's recipes are in the Observer Food Monthly though on the Guardian website. There are more than 1,000 of Nigel's OFM recipes there with links to the full recipe. In addition, 172 of Nigel's recipes have been added from the Guardian website by members using the Bookmarklet.

BTW, when searching for Guardian recipes, just use Guardian and select Magazine Recipes in filters as the food supplement has been called a couple of names over the years - Cook and Feast.

Originally Posted by: Jane

Apologies, my mistake. Nigel Slater's recipes are in the Observer Food Monthly though on the Guardian website. There are more than 1,000 of Nigel's OFM recipes there with links to the full recipe. In addition, 172 of Nigel's recipes have been added from the Guardian website by members using the Bookmarklet.

Thanks Jane!

Hi! this blog is just great: The woks of Life

Holy wow there are a lot of blogs!

After searching the site and 23 pages :sad_panda: of blog requests an ending with "not found", I'm adding Red House Spice to the very long roster for the record and for future reference.

This is a bittersweet moment. It is encouraging because there is great talent out there and EYB provides a single source for finding so much of the good stuff. That said, it is also a bit descouraging because I suspect I'll have a better chance of encouraging Blogger Wei Guo to write a book (we can all dream), before we see her excellent Red House Spice recipes indexed anytime soon. 

Fēicháng gǎnxiè!

RaucusBacchus

The primary purpose of Eat Your Books is our index of cookbooks and food magazines, which is not available anywhere else online. We do occasionally index blogs from cookbook authors and it is likely we will index more sites next year after our app launches. In the meantime, don't forget you can add any online recipe to the LIbrary and your Bookshelf, using the Bookmarklet, explained here in Help.