I don't make recipes any more that have a lot of ingredients. I was quite surprised to find a program on the Food Network called 5 Ingredient Fix. It is only on on Saturday at 9:30 am Central time. I have gone to that site and find myself spending a lot of time there.
Link: Sites that Build Recipes Based on What You Have
These sites let you type in/check off ingredients you have on hand and work a recipe around them. Great for days when you have a couple things on hand, but not everything you need to cook what you wanted to make.
Ever wonder how long your favorite food or beverage will stay safe and tasty or the best way to store it? Get the answers for thousands of items!
Video And Link: Depression Era Cooking With Clara
Just wanted to take a minute to recommend to everyone that they go to You Tube and look up Great Depression Cooking. There you will find Clara Cannucciari. She gives wonderful recipes and tips as well as recalling the difficult times during the Great Depression.
What happened to Robbyn's Friendly Freezer? I need the recipes. I miss the site and can't find it anywhere!
Link: Healthy Bread In Five Minutes A Day
Recently there was a post for making bread from a book called "Bread in 5 Minutes a Day". Someone wanted to know how to shape it. It was difficult to explain in words, but now the authors have a second book out called "Healthy Bread in 5 Minutes a Day".
I'm in my early 60's and smart enough to know that if I took a course at my age, it would take me longer to catch on now than when I was younger. I made up my mind to learn at my own pace. I found numerous cake decorating videos on YouTube.
I've always simply cut the stems off of artichokes and boiled them in water until tender but I came across this "how to prepare artichokes" link and it would be so much easier to eat them hot by preparing this way before cooking!
Links: Making And Using Acorn Flour
I learned of this several years back and always wanted to make my own and use it in a recipe!
Link: Best and Worst Cookout Foods
Summer is almost here, and that means outdoor parties and cookouts with friends and family. If you're trying to eat healthier, it can seem hard to find good choices at the picnic table.
This is an excellent site from Finland (in English) for anyone needing to go on a special diet; i.e.: Cholesterol-free, Fat-free, Vegetarian, etc. Select the diet plan, and it will list the foods you can eat. It's also the best, easily understandable Nutrient Information of foods, that I've ever seen.
Nutritional Data for all foods:
Link: Food Tips and Recipes at the Utah State University Extension
I've just found the most fantastic site and wanted to share. It's the Utah State University Extension site. Family and Consumer Sciences (under Families and Communities) was a great section for home hints...
Season Holiday Cooking With Fresh Herbs
If you're looking to enliven your holiday staples, skip the recipe overhaul and think minor tweaks with greenery.
I googled cake decorating and I found this interesting website.
When the bus pulled away for school this week, did you feel good about what was in your child's lunch sack?
Allrecipes.com For Video Tutorials
Want to master cutting a fresh pineapple and different ways to use it for serving, or the proper way to cut a watermelon, or how to neatly and safely cut an avocado? Then check out allrecipes.com. They actually have video clips to show you how to do these things.
Cheap Restaurant Site For Kansas City
I found this great site to help you find cheap restaurant specials in the Kansas City area. It shows you how to eat cheap while you can still enjoy eating at nice restaurants.
I have been a dieter only for the past 2 years but was astounded by the cost of "losing weight". I had to pay a fee each week for someone to show me how to lose weight...
This site has a wonderful resource for fixing various dishes. It is organized from A to Z by food name and then lists the problem along with a solution.
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