Dark chocolate crepe cake as presented by Martha Stewart.

The Culinary Tribune proves that bacon + sushi = awesome

Keep Your Diet Real investigates just how healthy all those snack bars actually are.

White chocolate ice cream in a milk chocolate cup... Make It, Bake It, Create It goes just a little bit over the top.

Hapabento posted this ridiculously bright colored Mardi Gras themed bento box.

Stone Soup shares the secret of actually enjoying cooking for one.

The Sugar Bar steps it up with these lovely looking rhubarb pancakes.

Aquaponics... the mixture of gardening and fish. The New York Times describes some of the awesome in these backyard systems.

L.A. Times presents a spicy cajun shrimp and corn chowder.

Stamp custom messages into your cookies! Williams-Sonoma offers this fun cookie cutter complete with letter press. Think of all that delicious text...

Nutella Ice Cream! Sticky Gooey Creamy Chewy celebrates 2010 World Nutella Day.

A mouth watering glazed pound cake presented by Martha Stewart

Le Creuset's awesome cookware line is now available in lilac.

Stone Soup shares a beautifully simple lentil and BBQ zucchini salad.

The Pioneer Woman makes a mean looking, eggplant happy, vegetarian pizza.

Cherry bourbon ice cream... just one of the fun treats that Joy The Baker put together for her speakeasy.

Salsa verde braised pork, from Sunset. Put that slow cooker to work!

Come learn about Dosa in Gourmet's Adventures with Ruth.

Fresh from the L.A. Times, Momofuku's crack pie... because its pretty and fun to say.

Saveur's sweet porridge with raisins and almonds looks just right.

NOTCOT friend, La Vie Soleil's second attempt at making Crottin looks absolutely delicious!

Homemade goat cheese! Serious Eats explains how "It's almost as easy as making a pot of tea. Except you also need cheesecloth."

These asparagus spears are the beginning of a delicious sounding soup recipe posted by SippitySup.

Momofuku for 2 has some success and some failure with the slow poached egg.

Slashfood found this Misoyaki Salmon, and the Japanese /Hawaiian combination looks amazing.

Homemade soy milk... complete with beautiful images and childhood memories shared by Kiss My Spatula.

Nerd out with Not So Humble Pie's science cookie round-up!

Design*Sponge has some fun with home-made labels for home-brewed beer.

Roasted brussel sprouts... if only all health food could look this good. This approach from the New York Times couldn't be simpler.

Bamboo charcoal Chikuno Cubes... better fridge air freshener than that sad looking box of baking soda.

This triple crème cheese looks amazing! Slashfood has a great interview with a creamery in Vermont that makes it.

What We're Eating shares these awesome looking ginger cookie sandwiches, filled with a honeyed mascarpone-chevre filling!

The New York Times argues that Motorino is the city's best pizza.

Chow shines a light on some of the many varieties of legumes in this bean breakdown.

From Bon Appètit... Cheddar, Gruyère, and Brie dress up this mac and cheese.

Julia Rothman posts some of her cookbook illustrations over at Design*Sponge. Interesting to see her bring back the illustration amidst all the food photography out there now.

Sunset lays out plans for a compact little micro veggie garden plot.

Bon Appètit thinks Nori is the new superfood.

Daily Yonder plays around with new government data visualizations of food statistics from around the country.

Celebrate the mixer's 90th anniversary with a limited edition red cherry apple Kitchenaid.

These blood oranges are the beginnings of Matt Bites' delicious looking blood orange caramels with sea salt.

The chimney starter - Hard to believe it was only invented in the 1960's! Saveur tells all about the indispensable BBQ accessory!

Italesse bring some color and design to crushed ice. These designer ice crushing bags seem both silly and useful all that the same time.

La Tarine Gourmande brings us some beautiful photography and a great looking pea risotto.