Friday, April 6, 2012
2012 Saveur Best Food Blog Awards finalists announced!
Just a quick hello today... I've just found out My Darling Lemon Thyme is a finalist in the 2012 Saveur Best Food Blog Awards! I'm still hyperventilating a little and kinda can't believe that this little blog of mine is up there with some of the best in the world and was picked from over 40,000 entires! I just want to thank those of you who took the time to nominate me in the first place, I am humbled by all of this, seriously.
As all competitions go these days, the winner is chosen by votes. So if you have a spare 30 seconds feel free to pop over here, and vote for me in the 'Best Special Diets Blog' category. You do have to sign up to vote, but it takes about 30 seconds. Voting closes 26th April so feel free to tell everyone you know to vote also!
I hope you all have a beautiful Easter weekend. Thank you and lotsa love xx emm
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Wonderful! Good luck!
ReplyDeleteSuch exciting news! Congratulations & good luck!
ReplyDeleteVoted! ...and Good Luck!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for the work and sharing it with all of us!
Fantastic news, I'm going to pop over now. Good luck
ReplyDeleteAwesome news Emma - will vote...X
ReplyDeleteWooohoo, so stoked to have a NZ food blog up there! Go Emma, you've got my vote!
ReplyDeleteDone and dusted!!! Woohoo! xx :-)
ReplyDeleteThanks lovely ladies :-)
ReplyDeletecongrats miss emm,hard work always pays off!Hey,what the hack is in the bowl???never ever seen anything like that,pretty funky.
ReplyDeleteHehe I'm surprised no one else has asked that question Jacquie! They are a fruit called water apple or máºn in Vietnamese. They grow in Vietnam but Si's aunty has a tree over here in Perth too :-)
DeleteYou can find these in Malaysia too. If memory serves me right the name for it in Malaysia is 'jambu'. I remember them used in a salad specific to Penang - Penang Rojak. I've never seen them outside of Malaysia!
DeleteAh cool, yeah I think they can actually be found in a few countries even though I only ever seem to associate them with Vietnam! (Naughty me!) I think they are even found in places like Fiji too? I'd LOVE to try them in a salad, take me to Penang next time you go will you Shirleen?! xx
Deletevoted x good luck love
ReplyDeleteCongratulations - that's wonderful recognition for your blog! How exciting for you!
ReplyDeleteCongrats! You really deserve such recognition. You are so having my vote!
ReplyDeleteGood luck and keep up the amazingness! :)
You have my vote, too! I swing by this blog and print out your recipes to take to the market. Always good to stop by. Your photos are a feast for the eyes, too. Yummy, here!
ReplyDeleteHey that's cool you take my recipes to the market with you! xx
DeleteEmma, Huge congrats to you!!! Such well-deserved recognition - I will definitely vote for you!
ReplyDeletexo
Erin
Just voted!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much Erin xx
DeleteCongratulations - what happy news and so well-deserved! Good luck!
ReplyDeletefabulous news, awesome blog, just voted for you, hope you win!! xx
ReplyDeleteI have to admit that I think my chances of actually winning are slim to none, but you never know eh? Thanks so much for you vote Angela xx
DeleteHow exciting, congratulations!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations. I've voted for you and hope that others will too.
ReplyDeleteThank you! xx
DeleteDone, voted for you, and +1 Congratulations!
ReplyDeleteAlessandra
Thanks so much Alessandra Xxx
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