Female Foodie

Female Foodie

LIFE’S TOO SHORT FOR POOR MEALS. If you enjoy dining out and can't stand subpar food, you're in the perfect spot. RELIABLE RESTAURANT SUGGESTIONS. Our dedicated team of local food enthusiasts finds the top dining spots for you, ensuring you never have to spend your hard-earned money on disappointing meals again.

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  • 5 days ago | femalefoodie.com | Brooke Eliason

    Miniature quiche is the perfect bite-sized item for breakfast or brunch. Have you had the mini quiche that Trader Joe’s sells? This is like that, but better. We’re talking homemade crust (obviously), and the perfect concoction of crispy bacon, eggs, heavy cream, and milk. The best part? Golden, flaky crust in every single bite.

  • 6 days ago | femalefoodie.com | Brooke Eliason

    Join thousands of other listeners on our Substack, The Foodletter!Brooke Eliason shares seven of her all-time favorite 30-minute meals—each one tested, loved, and perfect for busy weeknights. As a mom of three and passionate food writer, Brooke knows how crucial it is to have fast, reliable, and delicious recipes that don’t compromise on flavor.

  • 1 week ago | femalefoodie.com | Brooke Eliason

    One of our favorite restaurants in Rome is Roma Sparita, which was popularized in large part by Anthony Bourdain’s “Parts Unknown” CNN series, in which he samples their to-die-for cacio e pepe prepared in a bowl made of Parmigiano Reggiano. While the cacio e pepe is 100% the showstopper at Roma Sparita, their apple crumble (which they serve to our Female Foodie Rome Tour guests each year) is simple and satisfyingly delicious.

  • 2 weeks ago | femalefoodie.com | Brooke Eliason

    Join thousands of other listeners on our Substack, The Foodletter!In this insightful episode, Brooke sits down with the multi-hyphenate culinary voice J. Kenji López-Alt to discuss his unconventional journey from biology student to architecture major to professional cook—and ultimately, one of the most influential food writers of our time.

  • 2 weeks ago | femalefoodie.com | Brooke Eliason

    Marionberries are the most iconic berry in the Pacific Northwest’s Portland. Very similar to the traditional blackberry, the marionberry is slightly sweeter, firmer, larger, and juicer. There’s nothing not to love about Marionberries, and if you’re lucky to stumble upon them, one of our favorite ways to enjoy a bucket full is in a freshly made berry crisp.