Well its that time of year when it seems everyone is in love. So why not make that special someone a special dinner they’ll remember for years to come. Food Network was put together a fool proof evening (including romantic recipes) to share with your loved one. Check it out Here.
If you’re like me and anti-valentines day then you might want to check it this site for some “bloody Valentines” recipes and events. Remember you don’t have to be single to hate valentines day!
In this economy finding a job can be rough, but luckily people still need to eat so the culinary industry is a good place to be. Another good place to be is http://www.epicurious.com/ its got recipes, menu ideas, articles and so much more I wouldn’t be able to fit it all in this blog. Check it out, you might like it.
So you’ve made it to the top and want to open your own restaurant, but the one thing you need is the right equipment. Why not try http://www.cooking.com for all your culinary needs. From bakeware to organization and everything in between, cooking.com has all your kitchen needs.
Need a little help planning your Halloween party? Check out foodtv.com. This site has everything you need from recipes to costumes to pumpkin carving ideas.
Check out Food TV.com for some of this seasons great recipes. Those who celebrate Easter can surf this site for Easter Ham recipes, find out where “Peeps” come from, as well as get a foolproof method for hard boiling the perfect egg and ideas for natural dyes.
Those who celebrate Passover can surf this site for the History of Passover, a gourmet gefilte fish recipe and Wolfgang Puck’s matzohs.
Home and Family Network.com is a great site for parents to enjoy with their young chefs. This site offers healthy recipes for kids, step-by-step cooking instructions, 30 minute recipes as well as information on how to instill postive attitudes in your kids about food.
Fall is here. The leaves are brilliant red, yellow and orange and the pumpkins are ripe. Thanksgiving is right around the corner and the pumpkinnook.com is the perfect site for pumpkin recipes. This site offers holiday recipe ideas ranging from pumpkin muffins and cookies to pumpkin main courses.
Foodtimeline.org offers information on “social history, manners and menus”. It provides a culinary timeline menus, along with surveys, historical menus and food, dining and cultural information from pre-history into the future.
What a wonderful thing….candy.comThis unique website offers candy trivia, recipes,candy histories and even candy quizzes. Sponsered by the National Confectioners Assoc., it’s fun and informative. You may have trouble pulling yourself away. Don’t go if you’re hungry.