What a great list - all the ones I know are already on there so I'm not going to be much help, but I can assure you I will use this page in future as a reference!

Pam Anderson should go on list 3 & Pioneer Woman is working on another cookbook.

Nice list.

I have to say, that I feel so much more 'connected' to a book by a blogger that I 'know' and follow. There is a person behind the recipes and its not just another faceless cookbook, and it is so much more enjoyable to me. Maybe that's why they've been so successful?
(btw honored to be included in your list! My book is slated for release on June 5th of next year and I'm incredibly excited and terrified at the same time!)

The Pioneer Woman is working on Cookbook #2 as well

thx for the interesting lists, did know a lot, but not all of them.
2 more for list no. 1, only in german (but i think they belong there as well):
anonyme köche (2009) by claudio del principe, of course, http://www.anonymekoeche.net
not a cookbook but certainly a food related book: "nudeldicke deern" (2011) by anke gröner, http://www.ankegroener.de

I have a portuguese food blog (i ´m portuguese) since May 2006 called As Minhas Receitas (My Recipes) and i ´ve been invited by a portuguese editor (A Esfera dos Livros) to write a cookbook. The book is for sale since February of 2011 and it ´s called "Feito em Casa" (Homemade).
Writing in portuguese for portuguese speaking people is diferent from having a blog in inglish, that reaches almost everybody. But the reasons for a book are the same: recipes tested and that work every time, a target group that folow the blog and the blogger, and that someting extra that makes our blog unique!

One I would like to add is one of my favorite foodblogs http://www.cavolettodibruxelles.com Sigrid who does this blog has already published quit a number of books. And no, at my blog we do not have any plans for a book yet.

Wenn auch deutsche Foodblogger interessieren: Petra Hildebrandt, http://www.foodfreak.de (zusammen mit Mela Eckenfels)

Das LARP-Kochbuch: Ambiente-Küche auf Live-Rollenspielen (2006)

O'Reillys Kochbuch für Geeks (2007)

I'm pretty sure you're missing this http://bittersweetblog.wordpress.com/ Great list. Keep up the awesome work

Hi! I am a blogger and I have a book coming out in Fall 2012 with Chronicle Books: Gluten-Free Baking For the Holidays. Thanks!

Some other bloggers who have gone on to publish cookbooks:

Stephanie O'Dea, blog A Year of Slow Cooking, book 'Make It fast, Cook It Slow'

Aki Kamozawa & H. Alexander Talbot, blog Iseas in Food, book 'Ideas in Food'

Kerstin Rodgers, blog Ms. Marmite Lover, book 'Supper Club'

Hannah Kaminsky, blog BitterSweet, book 'My Sweet Vegan'

Jennifer McCann, blog Vegan Lunch Box, book 'Vegan Lunch Box'

And another blogger with an upcoming book (which looks like it will be great) is Cheryl Sternman Rule, blog 5 Second Rule, book 'Ripe'

The Just Bento Cookbook by Makiko Itoh
Everyday lunches to go

I had collected a list of books written by food bloggers myself, planning to post an article about it, too. Your list is way more complete than mine. I've got a few names on my list, which I didn't spot on yours. I'm not sure about whether the blogs succeded the book in each case. I'll name them anyway:

Signe Johansen
Blog: Scandilicious
Book: Secrets of Scandinavian Cooking ...: Scandilicious

Nick Coffer
Blog: My Daddy Cooks
Book: My Daddy Cooks

Niamh Shields
Blog: Eat Like a Girl
Book: Comfort & Spice (müsste gerade erschienen sein)

James Ramsden
Blog: James Ramsden
Book: Small Adventures In Cooking

Ree Drumond (again)
Blog: The Pioneer Woman
Book: The Pioneer Woman: Black Heels to Tractor Wheels — A Love Story

Julie Powell (again)
Book: Cleaving

Cettina Vicenzino
Blog: Mamma Maria!
Book: Mamma Maria!

For me, one of the most anticipated cookbook releases this year was "Peas and Thank You: Simple Meatless Meals the Whole Family Will Love", by the popular vegan blogger http://peasandthankyou.com/

This seems to be a very US centred list. You left off Donal Skehan, a popular Irish blogger who has leveraged into having 2 tv series on Irish tv, been on UK tv shows, and has a few books out now. Oh, and he's 23.

Elana, Maybe you should take a closer look, he is already mentioned ;)

Wooooow, I didn't know so many foodbloggers have published a cookbook. My Amazon wishlist will grow bigger and bigger, especially looking forward to the book by Cannelle&Vanille.

It's fantastic to see the list getting bigger every year. Here in Ireland, Donal Skehan published his second cookbook earlier this year, Kitchen Hero, and is already working on his third, while Lilly Higgins from the Stuff I Make, Bake and Love blog has a baking cookbook, Make, Bake, Love, coming out next month and Shelia Kelly from the Gimmetherecipe blog has a cookbook coming out here in spring 2012. I see another commenter has already told you about Niamh Shields and her recently released Comfort & Spice book following on from her Eat Like a Girl blog.

This list is very dangerous for my purse, I'm sure I can't resist to order some more cookbooks.

Niamh Shields - BLOG: Eat like a girl
Her book 'Comfort & Spice' was just released.

GREAT list. Thank you for sharing.

What a wonderful list idea, Nicky! I could sit the whole night here and discover new blogs and books...

Your list contains only books (or blogs) written in English, but several French bloggers have written cookbooks, so just for the record (and these are only those I know of because I read these blogs):
Clea (Clea cuisine): over 10 books since 2008, and I believe that she still has an unrelated day job;
Pascale Weeks (C'est moi qui l'ai fait): 5 books since 2006;
Mercotte (Mercotte): 2 books since 2008;
Estérelle Payany (Ester Kitchen): over 10 books since 2005;
Anne Lataillade (Papilles et pupilles): one book in 2008.

In 2006, a book containing stories and recipes from different French bloggers had also been published (Une souris dans le potage).

'Not Quite Nigella'- is coming out with a book, too. she has a lovely blog. x shayma

My second blog (FoodPornDaily) lead to a cookbook that I wrote and published back in 2010. My initial blog What We're Eating is still around but wildly neglected. :)

Hello, Any news on having your latest book translated in English?

Thanks

Maryline

Lets not forget the fabulous UK blogger Mowie Kay (http://mowielicious.com) who published a cookbook Whoopie Pies :)

I'm a blogger and my paleo cookbook is coming out in December. It's called Well Fed: Paleo Recipes For People Who Love To Eat. More details here: http://www.theclothesmakethegirl.com/2011/08/29/cookbook-update/

I've forbidden myself to even consider following the links to the blogs I don't know, but I would still like to add to the list of French blogs mentioned by Véronique earlier Linda Louis (Lilo) of the (in my opinion beautiful) blog Cuisine Campagne, who has several books including "L'atelier des bonbons bio", "Tomates anciennes et gourmandes" and "L'appel de la foret"

Looks as if the nami-nami blogger Pille Petersoo has published a book. too. (not in english though) http://www.varrak.ee/product/8377/

I wonder when our German blogging bread baking experts will get their first book deal. Would be worth it.

The list is great, it gives a very good overview of blogs and books, and certainly a lot of inspiration. One book I'd like to add comes from a London Supper Club (The Underground Restaurant), a food blog that is linked (The English can cook) and this spring the lady behind, Kerstin Rodgers, published her book "Supper Club, Recipes and Notes from the Underground Restaurant". It is at the time a cook book and a guide on how to set up and organize a supper club. I love the book as it has a very personal style, but probably also, because I experienced a supper club with Kerstin this spring in London and became a fan.

Sorry if repeating other comments, there are a number more from the UK:

Signe Johansen - Scandiliciousb (2nd book in progress)
James Ramsden - Small Adventures in Cooking
Niamh Shields - Comfort & Spice
Edd Kimber - The Boy Who Bakes
Nick Coffer - My Daddy Cooks

There's also Susan Russo (Food Blogga) and her cookbooks The Encyclopedia of Sandwiches and Recipes Every Man Should Know

This certainly is an extensive list! Thanks for sharing. I often visit foodie blogs and enjoy reading the different recipes. Some of the pictures really blow my mind and send my insulin levels into orbit. :-)

Don't forget our fantastic David Tanis...

Silvana Nardone of silvanaskitchen.com published Cooking for Isaiah in 2010

and Nicole of Gluten Free on a Shoestring published a book of the same name earlier this year.

List 3 - Melissa Clark
http://melissaclark.typepad.com/blog/

Hi! This is a wonderful list! Thanks for your efforts to put it together. Would love to see MONICA BHIDE on List No. 3. She has written 3 cookbooks and her food blog is "A Life of Spice" . Thanks again!

I come from the world of print journalism and published two cookbooks before I started a blog. I was reluctant at first and had to be dragged into the 21st Century. But I love hearing from people who have cooked from my books. Others who started with books before blog include Nancy Baggett, Nancie McDermott, and Mark Scarbrough & Bruce Weinstein. I am sure there are more. Thanks for compiling these lists. Cheers, D

Love this list. So fascinating!

Thanks for making the effort to compile this list. Very much appreciated!

I would like to add Claudio Del Principe of http://www.anonymekoeche.net/

I agree with your list of conclusions about what makes food bloggers successful. A vital point is also the amateur status of bloggers (I am obviously refering to the ones in list 1). Not too long ago one could mainly refer to a cookbook in order to try to improve ones cooking skills. With the rise of blogs, especially some of the early ones like Julie Powell's and Heidi Swanson's, readers were taken by the hand and enjoyed that they could read about others experiments, adventures and failures. Talking about food is no longer limited to those who have had some form of professional culinary training.

What a great list! I would be honored if you would include my book and blog as well... My blog is http://www.healthnutfoodie.com and my book (published in March 2011) is Feeding our Families: Bringing back the made-from-scratch family dinner.

Thank you!!!

I think that this is a great topic to discuss and to chart out!

While reading the list I began thinking about how blogs now influence people who are entering into food writing. As an example, could Gwenyth Paltrow make it onto this list? Technically she started her blog GOOP before writing her cookbook. Does her celebrity status influence her categorization?

I also began to think about self-published cookbooks initiated by food bloggers as well as e-books. I am curious to know what others think about e-(cook)books

I would like to add Nisrine Merzouki of Dinners and Dreams blog (www.dinnersanddreams.net) to the list. She started her blog just before her book, Marrakesh Express, came out. I haven't yet purchased the book, but I really love her blog. All the recipes I've tried so far (including chicken andana kofte, chickpea bread and more) have worked and tasted wonderful!

thanks for the list! after a year and a half of food-blogging, i am now also working on a cookbook

http://cheesy-mash.blogspot.com

zx

I started my blog Daily Bites (www.DailyBitesBlog.com) a few years ago. It inspired me to write my first cookbook, The Pure Kitchen, which I just released last week!

Thanks for the list and congratulation to your second print. A German additionto list number three is my cookbook EIN TOPF HEIMAT. Rezepte mit Familiensinn und Fernweh. Blog and book are for German speaking expats and everybody else who lives global and eats local.

Kelly Jaggers with EvilShenanigans.com blog has her first book out and is working on her second.

First book is available now on Amazon; The Everything Pie Cookbook and the next Not So Humble Pie (tentative title), expected release date May 2012

Nice start on compiling a list. Missed mine.

Picture Yourself Cooking With Your Kids - 2008

I love these lists. What a great inspiration for those of us just dipping our toes into the world of food blogging.

Hi Nicky -- Nice to meet you and your blog and thanks for the great list. I had a couple of cookbooks out before starting my (occasional) blog.

Jennie Schacht
Jennie in the Kitchen
http://jennieschacht.com/blog
The Wine Lover's Dessert Cookbook (with Mary Cech, 2005)
Farmers' Market Desserts (2010)
and a few other books with chefs, pastry chefs, and others

Thanks!
Jennie

Wonderful article and thank you for including Herbivoracious in your list! We also published "Not Your Mother's Casseroles" by Faith Durand, managing editor and blogger for Apartment Therapy's The Kitchn.

Please add me to list #3. I wrote Pacific Northwest Palate: Four Seasons of Great Cooking long before launching LunaCafe blog. I'm working on book #2. Thanks for compiling this list!

I need all this books. This could be helpful for my future endeavor in cooking.

one of the best gluten-free bloggers, Elana Amsterdam of elanaspantry.com, released The Gluten-Free Almond Flour Cookbook in 2009 and Gluten-Free Cupcakes in 2011 :-)

LOVE this post! I feel like there are SO many great bloggers/cookbooks out there. Do you have any favorites?

Thank you so much for including me on your list! Food blogger + cookbook authors = yea!

Shaina from Food For My Family is currently working on a cookbook!

foodformyfamily.com, written by Shaina and Ole, has a book coming out very soon!

Technically, my book isn't a cookbook. Although anyone is more than welcome to try their hand at boiling balut or putting sushi all over their lover's naked body!! Thanks for these great lists!

I started blogging 5 years ago and have a book out last year, The Reluctant Entertainer. Dinner party featured in new Jo Packhams' Celebrate! book and in USA Today last week. More importantly, love this list of fabulous people, a few who I know. It's so fascinating, the whole blogging world. Thank you!

It's fantastic to see so many bloggers coming out with books! I think Shania from Food for my Family is also working on a book right now.

Great round-up! Here are a few more, forgive me if they have already been mentioned...

Kelsey (http://www.thenaptimechef.com/) has a book coming out in 2012

Bridget (http://www.bakeat350.blogspot.com/)is working on a cookbook

Alice (http://savorysweetlife.com/) also has a cookbook coming soon.

Kamran (http://www.sophisticatedgourmet.com/) just announced cookbook news.

Julie (http://www.dinnerwithjulie.com/) has a cookbooks on beans coming soon.

Michelle Stern (http://www.whatscookingwithkids.com/) published The Whole Family Cookbook this year.

Amy (http://poorgirlgourmet.blogspot.com/) published one of my favorite cookbooks, Poor Girl Gourmet in 2009 ($?)

Mrs. Q (http://www.fedupwithlunch.com/) has a book coming out next month.

And I'm sure there are others I've missed. Hope this helps.

I would love to be included in this fabulous round-up! My baking book will be released spring 2012 published by Sterling. (Tentative title, Sprinkle Bakes: 75 recipes to inspire your inner artist)

You missed "dinner, a love story" - think the book was published this year, love the blog.

Wow, what an inspiration to all writers. The internet is amazing, but nothing like seeing your words in print.

I believe Alessandra Zecchini is missing. She is in the cookbook author before blogger category, born in Northern Italy, but resides in New Zealand. Latest book is "Party Food for Girls" written with her daughter. http://alessandrazecchini.blogspot.com/p/my-books.html

I am so glad I've come across this list! I've actually been cooking through blogger's cookbooks this year on my blog. (I do a cookbook of the month each month.) One that I did see that your list is missing is Our Best Bites. I'm bookmarking this post so I can check some of these out!!

Yes, I was writing cookbooks before anybody ever heard of blogs! Great that you compiled these lists--really interesting!

I'm not sure it's safe to say that a successful blogger is guaranteed to have great recipes. Some bloggers attract followers due to great pics or great writing, and their readers stay loyal mainly for those reasons. Also, some bloggers are much better than others at creating unique content. Those who started as cookbook authors are much more likely to be in the habit of creating their own recipes--maybe because when people are paying for the content they want new, not adaptations.

I'm glad your book is being printed for the second time. You must be really proud. Thank you for offering this list, I love finding new talent myself, even though I have no authority in the publishing business haha.

What a fabulous list !!
I have no more cooking books to share with you !

What a great idea, to compile a list like this. I'm honored to be included. And I'm grateful for the who's who of sorts, since I was unaware of so many of these blogs and books. The Internet can be so wild and woolly, it helps to have a guide.

Thank you!

Best,
Nicole

I have a fairly new blog(about a year old) and hope to incorporate my collections into a cookbook someday :)

David Lebovitz?

List no.1:
"Man with a Pan" by John Donohue published 2011 and his blog "Stay at stove dad": http://www.stayatstovedad.com/

List no. 03:
"Deceptively Delicious:" and "Double Delicious!" by Jessica Seinfeld published 2010 (?) and 2011 and her blog "Do it Delicious":
http://www.doitdelicious.com/

Hi, I write the blog, Hooked on Heat, and my cookbook was published in the spring 2010. It's call Knack Indian Cooking. :)

Wow! That really puts things into perspective! Inspiring as well. I've been working on joining this list for the past two years – traveling China, visiting families in their homes and learning their home style recipes. Presently in recipe testing mode. I've found that more than the goal of a cookbook has sprung from my explorations. So many offshoots and many people met. It has been a heart-warming process.

nicky, i write a blog full of gluten-free recipes. i'm currently working on a gluten-free book, to be published in october 2012, and would be honored to be added to your list. (http://kumquat-blog.blogspot.com/2011/08/pecan-pie-bars-big-announcement.html)

what an exciting list... so much talent in one place!

You can add me to the list! My book is due out summer 2012. :-D

I wrote my book in 2010 for CopyKat.com ;) I am so happy more food bloggers have had book deals!

I'm not sure where on your list this should go, but 'a la Carte' has tons of useful info. It's not updated as often as one would like, but who am I to complain?

http://www.hertzmann.com/

I'm delighted to join your list for 2012! I blog at RusticKitchen.com about farmers and local food, and my book Farmers Markets of the Heartland will be out in May.

Hi, what about Elizabeth Minchilli ... she doesn't have a cookbook but several other books bout Italy. And she has an app "Eat Rome". In her blog: Italian Food, nonetheless. And yummy pictures :-)

http://www.elizabethminchilliinrome.com/

i started my blog, small measure, in advance of publishing the four books in my "homemade living" book series:http://www.amazon.com/Ashley-English/e/B00348150Y/ref=ntt_athr_dp_pel_1 i also have another book, on pies, coming out in august. although not specifically food-related, my blog addresses small-scale homesteading, which includes, naturally, topics related to the creation of food.

Your list is really nice. Keep up the good work. This is very helpful in cooking.

Lovely blog. This list is very helpful as it gives a nice information & knowledge. Thanks for sharing it.

Wow -- what a list! I love collecting cookbooks and magazines that have recipes and a picture of the recipe in them. I have had so much that I have started getting rid of them. I guess that means I can replace with new cookbooks!

First: thank you to Delicious Days for compiling and updating this list! So much inspiration here!

Second: My cookbook, mentioned above, has finally been released! We're over the moon and so pleased with how it came out.

It's called "Well Fed: Paleo Recipes For People Who Love To Eat" and it's packed with 115+ gluten-free recipes that include no sugar, grains, legumes, soy, dairy, or alcohol. I know! That sounds like no fun, but trust me, I grew up in a family of cooks and taste is our #1 priority. These recipes are super yummy and incredibly healthy.

If you want to check it out, visit http://www.theclothesmakethegirl.com/wellfed -- help yourself to a free 30-page PDF sampler of recipes and content from the book.

Nicky --> I'm putting together a package for you with the book as a thank you for your blog and for including me on this list. There were times when I thought my book would never get finished, but re-visiting this post reminded me that if all these other awesome authors could do it, I could, too.

THANK YOU for this long list, I didn't know there were so many food-bloggers/authors. And wow, so many additions from the comments!

I am blogger-turning-author myself but it's not gonna be a cook-book, although there are a few simple recipes in there:

http://naturkinder.typepad.com/naturkinder/2011/12/ihr-lieben-naturkinder-ideen-rezepte-und-aktionen-fuer-drinnen-und-draußen.html

So, although the book not eligible for your list, I wanted to say hi and send

Liebe Grüsse aus dem Münchner Süden

(going to try the fudge from the SZ Magazin today :-))

Thank You for the list! There are many Food bloggers out there... Nice!

I just wanted to share my 1st self-published recipe book Nov 2011... http://www.lulu.com/product/paperback/tasty-bbqs---quick-marinades-for-your-grills/18696333

I hope I make the list next time around :)

many thanks for best list!!

To List no.3 I suggest adding Leslie Land's In Kitchen & Garden blog site:
http://leslieland.com

Cool to be in the list, the only Z??? always last alphabetically!!! :-) If anyone is interested I have a few posts on the blog on how to write a cookbook, from approaching a publisher to writing, producing and promoting the book.

Ciao
Alessandra

What a great inspiration for those of us just dipping our toes into the world of food blogging.

You can add Sippity Sup. He has a cookbook coming Nov 2012 from Ulysses Press.

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Great idea!
I didn't find Lauren Ulm's FoodBblog VeganYumYum: mouthwatering recipies and great photos.
Have a look at http://veganyumyum.com/
She published a book back in 2010, i guess.

Byebye

This is a great resource. Thanks so much for putting it together and sharing it.

I wasn't aware that was so common - that food bloggers turned authors! But look at the success of Julie and Julia!

[...] of their recipes all the time, which is part of what makes them so popular — so much so that publishers go to them in order to capitalize on their existing audiences and brands. (Food bloggers even have their own [...]

What a great resource! Thanks so very much!

I have recently published a free ebook on my blog entitled, "Gluten Free Bread Baking Defined" and am working on my first Gluten Free Cookbook.

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