Recipe Source - Great for finding recipes, they are usually in mastercook format which is equally handy if you use mastercook to store all your recipes on your PC.
Easy Gourmet - This is a very handy list if you are watching your weight...it tells you all the CF&C of most foods
Cooks Calculator - With this you are able to work out Weight, Temperature and Volume which comes in handy for those old recipes of grandma's or Imperial recipes you might find online.
Food Subs - So you don't know the difference between all Cilantro and Corriander...well this link will be your best friend! Very handy for all those ingredients you have never heard of, they offer great subsitutes too for those international ingredients.
Kitchen Myths - A great page listed with factual information dispelling common cooking myths, for example, "When you add alcohol to a recipe it all evaporates during cooking so there is none in the final dish." Find out the truths and why!
The Food Timeline - Ever wonder what foods the Vikings ate when they set off to explore the new world? Who invented Doggie bags? What the pioneers cooked along the Oregon Trail? Who invented the potato chip...and why?
Eat-Japan - The link to this page on the Eat-Japan website tells you the best way to cook and store different varieties of rice - everything you need to know about getting the best from your rice. Also lots of Japanese cooking tools and recipes.
Delia Online - Delia is perhaps not as an exciting TV celeb chef as Jamie Oliver or Nigella Lawson, but I can't help but think that her recipes are all so good becuase the actually work, everytime!
Cooking By Numbers - you can type in the foods you want to cook with, and it brings up a whole heap of recipes including those foods
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