Heat Sources: Five of Our Favorite Fiery Food Blogs

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Blogging is a great tool for sharing your expertise and enthusiasm with the world. If you are a tool, though, it’s the perfect chance to spread your ignorance. Moreover, finding good spicy food blogs can be time consuming. To save you some time and trouble, we thought we’d share some of our favorite non-tool blogs with you:

eatmoreheat.com
This site reviews a fairly broad range of topics, ranging from sauces to equipment, restaurants, and more. If you want an insightful review tinged with humor, check out this blog.

grilling.com
This blog sponsored by Kingsford Charcoal has a regional map of the U.S. Click on a state or area, and you get a breakdown of what foods and methods define its grilling style. Subscribe to their newsletter to keep in touch with grill-related news. The how-to’s with video are a big help.

scottrobertsweb.com
Not only will you find reviews and news stories on Scott’s blog, you also get to read some great interviews with movers and shakers in the world of spicy food and barbecue. Moreover, his Scoville Scale Chart for Hot Sauces and Hot Peppers is one of—if not the—most comprehensive on the web.

fiery-foods.com
Dave Dewitt’s brainchild covers a wide range of hot and spicy, both here in the U.S. and internationally. It’s a gateway to the National Fiery Foods & BBQ Show, the famous trade show that’s also open to consumers, as well as the Scovie Awards.

appetiteforchina.com
Diana Kuan’s blog covers the gamut of China’s diverse (and spicy) cuisines. It’s a great source for Asian-based culinary heat.

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Managing Editor | Mark is a freelance journalist based out of Los Angeles. He’s our Do-It-Yourself specialist, and happily agrees to try pretty much every twisted project we come up with.

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