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Food writing

Food travel writing – if you love food and travel why not write about it

Food travel writing

One of the best ways of understanding and learning about a country, a culture, it’s history and its people is through the food they eat and so what could be better than combining a love of travel and a love of food with the desire to

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Writing about the history of food

Writing about the history of food

I have previously posted a couple of blogs on food writing – the first was about writing a Foodoir (a food-related memoir) and the other included some tips on creating your own family recipe book. Both of these types of food writing require looking

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Family recipe book – how to create your own

Family recipe book

You may have seen my a blog about writing a foodoir (a genre which combines memoir writing with recipes or food-related experiences). So, to continue with the food theme, I thought I would mention another type of food writing – a family recipe

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Writing a foodoir – what is it and could you write one?

writing a foodoir

Are you a keen baker or chef or do you just enjoy food? Do you have some stories to tell about your culinary experiences? Are you a budding writer? Then why not put these skills and interests to good use

Chris 10/25/2017 Food writing No Comments Read more

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