When Food Blogs Attack!

I just tried to access a blog review of vegetarian restaurant Dirt Candy, and had it blocked by FN's web monitoring for adult content.* I mean, I've heard this was a decadent take on vegetarian food, but really, that decadent? Now I'm going to have to investigate.

*Yes, the name of the blog is " Goodies First," but I'm pretty sure said goodies refer to dessert, not, like, Ciara. Besides, the firewall was totally ok with " Alone in the Kitchen with an Eggplant," so I have to suspect something nefarious afoot.  If I mysteriously disappear from the stewardship of the blog, you'll all know why.

Rupa Bhattacharya, Culinary Writer

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