Jay Rayner talks about his new book
As jobs go, eating your way around the world isn't too shoddy. Getting paid to write about it has to be fairly close to the best job in the world, shurely?
Make-up your own mind here.
« Wall Street Journal on kosher turkeys | Main | Roladin sfuganiyot, or doughnuts to you and me »
09 December 2007
The comments to this entry are closed.
Recent posts
Categories
- Argentina, Buenos Aires
- Argentina, Mendoza
- Books
- Brazil, Rio de Janeiro
- Brazil, Trancoso
- Diary
- France, Paris
- How depressing
- Ingredients
- Interview
- Israel, Jerusalem
- Israel, Tel Aviv
- Italy, Puglia
- Kosher
- Not about food
- On Tour
- Opinion
- Peace by pains aux raisins
- Podcasts
- Recipes
- Restaurants
- Silverbrow elsewhere
- Silverbrow Prices Index
- Spain, Roses
- Techie gubbins
- UK, Berkshire
- UK, Cornwall
- UK, Devon
- UK, London
- UK, Oxfordshire
- UK, Wiltshire
- USA, Los Angeles
- USA, New York
- USA, Virginia
- Vaguely amusing
Other blogs
- Andy Hayler's Restaurant, Food and Hotel Guide
- Around Britain with a Paunch
- Blue Lotus
- Bruce Palling
- Cheese and Biscuits
- Divina Cucina
- Dos Hermanos
- eat like a girl
- Epicureaddict rants on…
- Food and Drink in London
- Food Snob
- Food Stories
- Foodie at Fifteen
- Fuchsia Dunlop's blog
- Gin and Crumpets
- High-End Food
- Ideas in Food
- Intoxicating Prose
- Khymos
- Marina O'Loughlin
- MattBites
- Movable Feast
- News For Curious Cooks
- Oliver Thring
- Recipe Girl
- Save The Deli
- Scandilicious
- Spittoon
- Stir the Pots
- Studiokitchen
- Tastingmenu
- The Food Maven - Arthur Schwartz
- The Jew and the Carrot
- The Kosher Blog
- The London Review of Breakfasts
- The Passionate Cook
- The Pub Champion
- Word of Mouth
- Young & Foodish
Silverbrow on Food by Anthony Silverbrow is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-Share Alike 2.0 UK: England & Wales License.
Comments
If for any reason I edit a comment, I explicitly say so. I only edit comments if they are rude, abusive etc. I reserve the right to delete comments if I think they're unduly offensive or constitute spam.