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Searching for Spice is a cooking and food-focused site. Sections on the site include New Recipe Index, Cook Once Eat Twice, Current Giveaways and Recipe Index. Categories on the site include Beef, Biscuits, Chicken, Chinese, Drinks, Italian, Lamb, Mexican, Noodles and Pasta. Posts can be varied in length.
The blog is written by Corina Blum (nee Beal). She says: "I love cooking, reading and writing about food and began Searching for Spice as a way of recording some of my favourite recipes and to have a place where I could easily find my favourite dishes when I wanted to make them again. I love using spices and discovering new ones and that’s how the blog’s name came about. A lot of the dishes are inspired by dishes from around the world. Some of my favourite recipes are curries, stir fries and spicy salads. I love Indian, Mexican, North African, Thai and Chinese food."
PR opportunities include reviews and recipe development, Corina states: "As a busy mum, I don’t have time to spend hours in the kitchen every day and the majority of the recipes are fairly easy to make and not too time-consuming, although I do occasionally like to experiment with something outside of my comfort zone and am always looking for new recipes and ideas to try out. I am happy to work with Brands and PR companies to review cookbooks, products and ingredients on my blog. I am also happy to attend events. Any views that are given will be my own". Corina can be reached via email.
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Searching for Spice is a cooking and food-focused site. Sections on the site include New Recipe Index, Cook Once Eat Twice, Current Giveaways and Recipe Index. Categories on the site include Beef, Biscuits, Chicken, Chinese, Drinks, Italian, Lamb, Mexican, Noodles and Pasta. Posts can be varied in length. The blog is written by Corina Blum (nee Beal). She says: "I love cooking, reading and writing about food and began Searching for Spice as a way of recording some of my favourite recipes and to have a place where I could easily find my favourite dishes when I wanted to make them again. I love using spices and discovering new ones and that’s how the blog’s name came about. A lot of the dishes are inspired by dishes from around the world. Some of my favourite recipes are curries, stir fries and spicy salads. I love Indian, Mexican, North African, Thai and Chinese food." PR opportunities include reviews and recipe development, Corina states: "As a busy mum, I don’t have time to spend hours in the kitchen every day and the majority of the recipes are fairly easy to make and not too time-consuming, although I do occasionally like to experiment with something outside of my comfort zone and am always looking for new recipes and ideas to try out. I am happy to work with Brands and PR companies to review cookbooks, products and ingredients on my blog. I am also happy to attend events. Any views that are given will be my own". Corina can be reached via email. Pinterest: uk.pinterest.com/Corinathecook
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