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Chang, the owner of New York’s Momofuku empire, skipped blogging and went straight to the iPad with a progressive cookbook and show, evolving week to week on his app.

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Emiko is a Renaissance woman for the Internet era. She's an art restoration expert, photographer, jewelry maker, and cook, and she blogs about it all from her home in Melbourne.

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This blog, the collaboration of five mostly-teen food bloggers from around the country (and one from Canada), conveys the elegance of a Martha Stewart magazine. The site's bloggers have done a q&a with Heidi Swanson and a feature on food styling, and most of them can't even legally drink. Why didn't we get to grow up in the Kitchen Generation!

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Daniel Klein and Mirra Fine spent a year doing snappy weekly episodes about finding good food -- everything from churning butter to hunting a tree mushroom for making tea - in Minnesota. They're about to head out on a 6-month cross-country tour, for another series of weekly videos, this time about food across America. The tour was funded through www.kickstarter.com.

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The creation of clever dynamo Pippa Lord, SousStyle is devoted to inspiring twenty-somethings to eat and live well no matter how low-paying their entry level jobs are. Lord, a photo editor for Elle by day, seems to have the coolest friends around, and they all have fabulous vintage furniture and chic shoes, and they know how to do it up at brunch. Whenever you're in danger of being caught up devouring all the features, Lord deftly redirects you and offers smart entertaining and household tips. Watch out Martha!

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On her blog Nordljus, Oikawa dazzles her readers with light, crisp photography. Go here when you want to find a little beauty in everyday ingredients or in a pepper grinder.

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Swanson is the Deborah Madison for the digital age. Her cooking is earthy but approachable - she made grains fashionable again - and she swaths it all in stylish photos shot in the natural, grey light of her hometown San Francisco.

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Kamozawa and Talbot bring avant-garde restaurant techniques to the home kitchen, and document it all on their blog. One day it might be stuffed pigs trotter, the next, pressure-cooker turkey stock.

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Kinfolk, a magazine, blog, and iPad app - was created by a group of photographers, designers, painters, and stylists to celebrate small gatherings. The colors, the tone - well, imagine The Royal Tenenbaums picnicking on a fjord.

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Wizenberg started her blog in the early days of 2004. Her lucid voice and spare photos gained an immediate following. She has since written a book - A Homemade Life - and opened a shoebox-size restaurant, Delancey, in Seattle.

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