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The Bitten Word – Sophisticated Food Made Easy

Annat Katz — Mon, 09 Aug 2010 23:08:38 +0000

The Bitten Word - A former Weekly Blog winner, The Bitten Word is Clay and Zach’s blogged account of their kitchen test drives of various recipes found in food magazines. Which magazines? Oh, only the best ones out there, such as Bon Appetit, Cook’s Illustrated, Food Network Magazine, Food and Wine, and many others. In addition, Zach and Clay throw in their own original recipes for you to try out. That is where I stumbled upon the mouth-watering Spicy Pork Loin with Watermelon-Rind Chutney. See The photo below and if you’re interested, click it for the recipe.

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Look and Taste – Watch, Cook and Savor

Roy Pessis — Mon, 13 Jul 2009 15:51:12 +0000

Look and Taste – Unlike my brother Shachar, I am a really lousy cook. Whenever I come across a cooking site, I wish I could find the time or the energy to sit down and try out some of the recipes (practice makes perfect, doesn’t it?). Look and Taste (formerly iFoods.tv) is yet another cooking site, but it stands out from the rest. Not only do they give you the complete recipes for their mouth-watering dishes, they also show you how to do it, step by step.

Their fun and instructive video archive of over 300 entries (featuring professional savvy chefs) give you a complete cooking show right at your fingertips. Another cool feature Look and Taste offers which many other cooking sites lack is their glossary of over 400 relevant terms. Don’t forget to check out their show, which is just as enjoyable and motivating.

Cooking will never be the same again!

Roy Pessis — Sun, 17 Jun 2007 00:05:20 +0000

This week on our Weekly Faves you may have noticed a site called Rouxbe, a startup from Vancouver, Canada that produces amazing instructional cooking videos.

Rouxbe has amassed a library of over 80 professionally produced instructional cooking videos. The videos are presented as multi-part, indexed flash movies in an attractive video player.

Recipes on Rouxbe also come in text form (which can be printed) and users are allowed to rate and comment on recipes.

At the first glance you would notice the high quality and production level of the videos. This site is a must for all you food lovers. So go ahead, surprise your loved ones with a gourmet dinner.

“Rouxbe delivers a revolutionary online instructional cooking experience that walks you step-by-step through each delicious recipe. It’s like having a private cooking school in your home, with a professional chef at your service 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.”