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Want to know how the other half lives and eats? You won't have to do any sleuthing. Just about every food editor and restaurant reviewer thinks the world is dying to know what they are eating -- morning, noon and night. Between bites, it seems, all of them are Tweeting.
Recall Restaurant Reviewer Elisa Ung's Tweets about eating leftover restaurant food for breakfast.
Here are sample Tweets from Susan Leigh Sherrill, food editor at The Record of Woodland Park and contributor to (201) magazine. (Wonder if she paid for all of this food or was she comped by chefs?)
@zacayoung green salad with turkey, shaved fennel and dried apricots for lunch at the office.
[Sherrill and her third husband, photographer Ted Axelrod, have a second home in Maine. His food photos appear regularly in (201) and The Record.]
Even good cooks screw up - I just burnt a pan of hard-boiled eggs. Sitting at my desk thinking "what's that smell?" UGH!
@fandw Friday: takeout sushi; Saturday: wild mushroom risotto with grilled asparagus; Sunday: roast chicken - yum all around!
via txtAt James Beard House with Tom Colicchio for lunch + launch of new JB cookbook. Mike Colameco here too!
viaLunch at my desk: NY Deli kosher pickles http://bit.ly/a9KtG8 and Wise potato chips. Pickles are fab!
oh cut her some slack ... don't we all shave fennel onto the salads we eat at our desk????
ReplyDeleteOf course.
ReplyDeleteAnd truffles, too.
Well I guess at least one person cares. Enough to go back and read three months' worth of Tweets, too!!!
ReplyDeleteWow Mike Colameco was there. I am sure the paparazzi were not far behind.
ReplyDeleteReading "three months worth of Tweets" takes only a few minutes, and in case you haven't noticed, who the food editor is and how he or she covers food issues are what Eye on The Record is all about.
ReplyDelete@victor: Think Thursday should be organic pickle day @ eyeontherecord.
ReplyDeleteYes. When I finish my non-organic ones.
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