Folks,
Have a Happy Thanksgiving, and be while out and about…
Let us have a peaceful Thanksgiving…..
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Nov 252010
Nov 202010
Ever wonder what happens in your microwave oven? Well, now you can see what is happening in this little video…
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Jun 172010
Alton Brown walks you through how to make a home broiler, and how to cook the perfect Porterhouse steak.
YouTube – Good Eats S14E01 Porterhouse Rules 3 of 3.
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Oct 272009
Ever had that moment in the grocery checkout line where you wonder if cooking homemade meals could ever be worth the ingredient cost? The Budget Bytes blog wants to show you the exact cost of some great recipes.
Beth M, a self-described ‘food lover and number cruncher,’ busts down the total ingredient cost of each meal by serving and recipe. Beyond the numbers, Beth describes how she bought certain items to steer you the right way in your own grocery store, and offers photo illustrations of the cooking process. The blog’s been running since May, with occasional lulls in new content, but the backlog alone is worth running through to pick up economical menu ideas.
Budget Bytes [via Consumerist]
(View the rest of the article at Budget Bytes Shares Recipes with Per-Serving Costs [Blogs])
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May 132009
What’s the magical formula to achieve your weight goals? Everyone is looking for the easy diet or pill to lose extra pounds. With all the media hype about new products and diets, it’s easy to forget…
(View the rest of the article at 6 Secrets For Lasting Weight Control Outcome)
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Apr 292009
Google has a map showing the cases of swine flu spreading in real time.
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Apr 212009
Recipe search engine Recipe Puppy finds meals by a list of ingredients or keywords, searching through more than 500,000 recipes across dozens of web sites.
Once you’ve searched using the list of ingredients you want to use, Recipe Puppy will suggest other similar ingredients that you might want to add to your search, a very nice feature to help pick an interesting meal. Since the search engine is powered by Google APIs, you can use some regular search operators to help—for instance, you can add a ‘-’ in front of an ingredient you don’t want to see. The popular web site AllRecipes provides a similar find-by-what-you-have feature, but Recipe Puppy’s ability to search many sites at once makes it worth a look for anybody trying to figure out what to make for dinner.
Recipe Puppy is a free website, works anywhere. For more, check out how to find recipes to satisfy your cravings, or make the most of what’s in your pantry with RecipeMatcher
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Apr 212009
Have an analytical mind? Like to cook? This is the site to read!
Like to Eat? Like to actually have useful instructions, and detailed “scripts” to cook with… Take a look at Cooking for Engineers….
“Basically, I started the site as a place to store all the food related stuff that I didn’t want to have to carry around in my brain, but I would want to reference later. Sometimes people ask me (or quiz me) about cooking and there’s a tendency for me to smile and respond with, ‘I wrote it down so I wouldn’t have to remember!’” – Michael Chu
(Cooking For Engineers – Step by Step Recipes and Food for the Analytically Minded)
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