My favorite food website

To date, my favorite all-around site would have to be Epicurious, and their url is www.epicurious.com I think. I'll start compiling a list and get it posted here soon.

When you post it, if you put it the form http://www.epicurious.com Then it becomes a live link and folks can click on it. I'm looking forward to your links.

This one is a lot of fun http://www.eat.com for mom's on the run

As I promised: ComSource Independent Foodservice Co. http://www.culinary.net The Culinary CyberCity http://www.culinary.net Globe Food Equipment Co. http://www.globefood.com Maine Lobster Promotion Council http://www.at/sysnet.com/atlmall/lobster.htm National Cattleman's Beef Association http://www.cowtown.org Nabisco, Inc http://www.foodshow.com Anchor Food Products, Inc http://www.anchorfoods.com Nugget Distributors, Inc http://www.nugget.com Revent, Inc http://www.bakery-net.com LambWeston http://www.lambweston.com Pierce Foods http://www.piercefoods.com And, as always, more to come... WER

Cool - I'm exploring for a while!!!!

More sites for ya'll: Artex International, Inc http://www.artex-int.com/ The Guide to Cooking Schools http://www.shawguides.com California Avocado Commission http://www.avoinfo.com California Strawberry Commission http://www.calstrawberry.com Educational Foundation of the NRA http://www.restaurant.org Farmland Foods http://www.farmland.com Greek Trade Commission http://www.hepogreektrade.com Landscape Forms http://www.landscapeforms.com Melissa's/World Variety Produce http://www.melissas.com Wine Spectator Magazine http://www.winespectator.com Mott's Foodservice http://www.tc.net/foodgroup/html/mott.html Jones Dairy Farm http://www.jonessausage.com National Fisheries Institute http://www.nfi.org Proprocess http://www.doughpro.com Morris Press http://morriscookbooks.com Illy Espresso of the Americas, Inc http://www.illy.com Boyds http://www.boyds.com Viaggio http://www.viaggio.com Even more soon, Enjoy. WER

Hey, I've now got a topic for the Spring's restaurant and food topics on Austin360's BBS. To check out their page or log on go to http://www.austin360.com/ and click on bulletin boards on the image map. WER

try http://www.foodtv.com and austin.food newsgroup, which I just found out about a couple of minutes ago. WER

got links back to us up on http://www.escoffier.com/ Woo Woo!

Hey wer, didn't even know this topic existed...here are some of my fave sites: http://www.vegsource.com/recipe/ (vegetarian recipes) http://www.topsecretrecipes.com/ ("famous" recipes--such as all the soup nazi's recipes, Starbuck's frappucino, etc.) http://recipes.wenzel.net/ (various & sundry easy recipes)

i also know of a pretty good website for this topic. but i don't know how you make it red and linkable. plus my spider refuses to let me use it. i could remove some of the "already prepared food", take a picture, scan it, and insert the scan here. Spidey says she likes the idea now....woo-HOO (she said 'woo-HOO', it wasn't me) says she wants to write the caption (it'll explain how she prepares her food)

Why don't you just scan in a picture of Spidey? She sounds like she'll make an nice little cunk on a barbecued kebab . . .

Leplep, you just type in the URL starting with "http://".

check out http://www.io.com/~sjohn/bleuroom.htm

I can't imagine making my own egg nog. That Etruscan pizza's making me hungry!

cool site, huh? trying to get him to join the Spring...

To mark the final harvest of the 20th century, the Canned Food Alliance is celebrating the nation's fruit and vegetable crops and their swift journey from field to fork. As a salute to the harvesting process, the Canned Food Alliance is offering new recipes online at http://www.mealtime.org featuring a canned product from one of the 10 harvesting regions of North America. Farmers across North America are operating at peak production as they harvest their crops. For those fruits and vegetables that are traveling a few miles down the road to a cannery, the harvest season means being picked at the peak of ripeness and packed into a can within hours of being harvested in the field. Visit the Canned Food Alliance online at http://www.mealtime.org to learn more about the harvest season, including: - A map segmenting the various canning regions of North America and the crops they harvest; - An in-depth look at the step-by-step process of canning snap beans, including images; - A fact sheet explaining the history of the canning process; and - A quiz to test your harvest savvy. Enjoy the bounties of the season! The mealtime.org Team

For local style cooking from Hawaii plus great links to other food sites: http://www.hisurf.com/Recipes.html

Meals for you looks good. Loads of recipes, and chooses dishes according to ingrediants you have, plus menu plans. http://www.mealsforyou.com Try also: http://www.my-meals.com you can create a pesonalised cookbook on iste, and the menu maker dish of the day is good.

What palates are they creating meals for? Western? Oriental? Kosher? Islamic? Vegetarian? All of the above?

From what I could see, anything. haven't really explored it enough yet. Seems you can put in diet requirements and they come up with suggestions. The bit i was looking at gave dish of the day - lots of combinations of dishes to choose from for a three course meal.

Three course meals?! Oh dear...*sigh*

Why 'oh dear', dear? You don't think I actually cook them do you???

I was afraid you might just be doing that exact thing! *whew*

Nevah!!! I only leave the computer to keep body and soul together *grin* Actually i have been known to .....

Haven't we all...?!

Well, perhaps the guy who bakes 7 chocolate cheesecakes to get one right... but, he is one of a kind...*smile*

I really like this conferences background and pumpkin, grape, stawberry dividers. (I usually telnet in).

It makes me hungry every time!

It is classy just like its creator. It feels good in here! This is probably my favorite food website - the entire Conference!