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- The Nutrition Source - By the Harvard School
of Public Health. Carbs or no carbs? Eggs or no eggs? Check here for information on what you should be eating
before you start cooking.
- Foodsel - Find out the amount of nutrients and calories in the food you eat,
and how much exercise you have to do to work those calories off.
- Food Reference - This is a huge site which contains food
articles, recipes, links to cooking sites, and much, much more.
- RecipeZaar - A huge collection of recipes. This site has very good search
features. You may search by ingredient which will help if you do not know what else to do with the rest of the bottle of
rice wine vinegar that you bought.
- FoodieView - A search engine for recipes. This site searches a number of the
large recipe sites which will make your recipe search easier and faster.
- Gourmet Spot - This is an extensive directory of food
and recipe sites on the web.
- Recipe Source - Over 65,000 recipes listed by type and
by region.
- Epicurious - Search over 16,000 recipes.
- CooksRecipes.com - Very large collection of recipes, and
handy charts and tips.
- BBC Food - Searchable collection of recipes and also food articles.
- Recipe Gold Mine - Many recipes sorted by topic.
- Cooking Link Central - a searchable directory of recipes, cookware, and other
cooking-related items.
- Almonds are In - Almonds have been found to be effective in lowering bad cholesterol thus improving heart health. This site is by the California Almond Board.
- Apples - Apple recipes, information on apple varieties, and a
section for kids. By the Washington State Apple Commission.
- California Avacados - Lots of good recipes.
- Beef - It's What's for Dinner. Recipes and nutritional
information from America's Beef Producers.
- Mr. Breakfast - Is your breakfast composed of a bowl of
dry brown flakes which taste like kitty litter? Try something new made from the recipes at this site.
- Butter - The history and making of butter make for very
interesting reading. By WebExhibits
- Candy USA - History of candy, recipes, and family fun ideas by
the National Confectioners Association
- Chocolate - The history of this favorite food. From the Exploratorium
- Coffee - Information from the National Geographic about coffee
roasts and growing locations. Also a nice set of links to other web sites.
- Cranberries - Information and recipes from the Cape Cod Cranberry Grower's Association.
- French Food and Cook - a site for authentic French recipes.
- The Incredible Edible Egg - by the American Egg Board
- The National Hot Dog and Sausauge Council - Facts, trivia, and recipes. You will find a recipe
for Pigs in a Kimono
- I Love Pasta - Don't we all. Recipes from the National Pasta Association.
- Pears USA - Pear recipes. I found the URL for this site on the
little label on a pear. Seems that everything has a web site now.
- Pomegranates - Recipes from the Pomegranate Council.
- The Daily Pork - Pork information and recipes from the National Pork Board.
- Potatoes - Recipes from the Idaho Potato Commission.
- Pumpkins - Lots of information about pumpkins, including recipes,
from University of Illinois Extension.
- Salmon - Salmon is good for you. These recipes for canned salmon are from Alaska Seafood.
- Soybean.Org - Information from the National Soybean Board
- Vegetable Recipes - If you want to eat your five a day, here
are a great number of recipes from the Recipe Source.
- Sustainable Table - A guide to modern methods of agriculture and to
shopping for the best available food products.
- Still Tasty - A guide to how long you may still consume food after purchase.
- Restaurant Row - So, the recipe failed. Search
Restaurant Row to find a restaurant, and driving directions to get there.
- Fast Food Calorie Counter - Calories in foods sold at
MacDonalds, Taco Bell, Kentucky Fried Chicken, Subway, and Wendy's.
- Sushi Restaurants Worldwide - Also includes tips for eating sushi
correctly.
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