Cooking With My Kid makes a return appearance on Craft this week. And not only that, when we met with some new Chicago contacts this week, several people knew the blog unprompted. Does this mean our Founder’s mommy blog is becoming a household name? Well, maybe not quite but the traffic sure is impressive. Here’s the latest from Craft …
How To: Bite-Sized Greek Salad
Cooking With My Kid has quickly become one of my very favorite blogs. The recipes are simple, but still interesting, and even if you don’t have a kid you’ll want to try them. This latest recipe is no exception. How brilliant are these bite-sized Greek salads? They would be a great way to get your child to eat some healthy veggies (and being able to assemble them on their own scores big bonus points) and they’d work great for party snacks. Love it!
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We’ve had an excellent time watching Rebecca’s mommy blog Cooking With My Kid take off. Rebecca has used her social media savvy to score all kinds of exciting mentions. Her most recent coup is a placement on Ohdeedoh.com, part of the extremely popular ApartmentTherapy network. Apartment Therapy Media reaches over 4.3M unique visitors per month. That’s no small audience and quite a testament to Rebecca that her content made the cut. Rebecca’s audience is growing by the week and now reaches over 50,000 uniques. From Ohdeedoh …
Baked Apple Donuts
There’s not much that would prompt us to turn on the stove in this heat, but we’ll make a notable exception for these baked apple donuts. Donuts have always been a favorite, but we found the notion of frying them to be intimidating. Rebecca of Cooking With My Kid discovered that you can bake them – with delicious results. This information may just revolutionize our weekends.
Read the rest of Ohdeedoh’s post here … and go Rebecca go!
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Our talented Creative Director, Jon Setzen, made the move from Brooklyn to Los Angeles over the holiday weekend. It was a bitter sweet move for Jon, leaving the Brooklyn that he loves for a new bright future in LA. Our Los Angeles team is already very busy making sure he falls in love with the other coast pronto. Check out his post and visit his blog:
I Love NY and Always Will
This is the first photograph, in its 2 megapixel glory, I took when I moved to NYC. I moved here, like many do, with a suitcase, an open mind and a desire to build a business, meet a girl, and order steak frites for delivery at 4am. Thankfully, I leave here knowing I managed to do all that.
New York is the greatest city in the World. There’s no comparison. I love London, I love Barcelona, I love LA, I love SF, I love Stockholm, I love Venice, I love Cape Town and so on, but nothing compares to NYC. It’s a city where on a good day you feel like you’re on top of the World as the people, the cabs, the lights, the noise and the energy seem to lift you up and whisk you around town. On a bad day, all of these things seem to hammer you down to the point of feeling worthless.
Read the rest at JonSetzen.com ….
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John Moshay and I started a photoblog called Project Zeus. Each day we both post one photo at different times and thanks to the magic of Posterous and WordPress (and of course our fabulous developer Caroline) the photos show up next to one another. It’s really interesting to see the pairs and how although we’re both on opposite sides of the country (I am in NYC and he’s in LA) some days the photos are really similar – like the photo from Brooklyn Ikea and the one from Vernon, CA. Other days they couldn’t be more different – such as the torrential rain in Brooklyn next to a sunny hillside in LA. The best thing about this is that we’re utilizing so may different technologies: we’re taking photos from our mobile devices and emailing them to Posterous. Posterous has a great Autopost feature which posts your content directly to a variety of blogging platforms. Caroline setup a WordPress page that aligns the photos next to each other for a period of 24 hours and then they’re archived. Please have a look at Project Zeus and let us know what you think.
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