Sydney Oland

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Recently I've taken on two columns at SeriousEats.  The first being Sunday Brunch, a series of recipes and ideas for Sunday Brunch.  And my second Sunday Supper another recipe series focusing on big Sunday suppers.  While I worked at Formaggio Kitchen in Cambridge I wrote for the Formaggio Kitchen blog, and before that I contributed to goodeater.org. 

The academic writing I've done most actively was a paper I presented at the ASFS Conference about gender dynamics in professional and domestic kitchens.  I interviewed four male test cooks about their perceptions of the gender divide, and how it impacted their lives and careers.  That was a of couple years ago, I'm hoping to submit my MA thesis to their conference in the future.

The time I spent teaching and writing recipes for Create A Cook was focused on the curriculum for 9-11 year old's - the kids there were amazing and rewarding to work with.  And in the vein of kids cooking I also did some recipe writing and food consulting for KickinKitchen.  And in my video podcast debut I filmed two videos (chicken liver pâté and grilled pig tails) for How2Heroes.

Where to find me...

 
Nose to Tail Blog

Serious Eats - Sunday Brunch

Serious Eats - Sunday Supper

Formaggio Kitchen Blog

Blogs of the Past

Here are two blogs of my past, I'll be thrilled if you like them.  But please send me a note here, I don't get over to those blogs very much these days.

Travels in South East Asia

Written in 2008 about the time I spent traveling through Asia.  I traveled with my Mother through Japan, Indonesia, Vietnam, Cambodia, Laos and Singapore.  The real purpose of the trip was so that my Mother could look for furniture suppliers but I managed to tag along, eat very well and only make myself a little sick.

syd-in-asia.blogspot.com


Toronto Chinatown Blog

Written in 2006, reviews of restaurants in Chinatown.  I was also attempting to discuss the changes I was seeing in Chinatown.  It's apparent transition from Chinatown to Asiatown through the integration of Japanese, Vietnamese, Thai and other ethnically different restaurants.

toronto-noodler.blogspot.com


Academic Food Links:

www.food-culture.org

www.gastronomica.org

Food Links:

www.how2heroes.com

blog.formaggiokitchen.com

www.goodeater.org

www.nosetotailathome.com

twwly.com

www.seriouseats.com


www.consuminglilly.com

cheeseunderground.blogspot.com