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Thousands of Recipes: Meals.com is the premiere Web site for people with busy schedules. Simply search for dishes online according to your tastes. We provide recipes and create a grocery lists for you! You may have to put up with a bit of brand-name suggestions to the shopping list, but it is all very neat just the same. The menus and recipes all appear to be geared for minimum preparation time and seem quite easy. Most have a dish photo accompanying the recipe, as well.

Student Cookbook This [online] book is for the student who wants a good meal quickly, inexpensively, reliably and most importantly to some people, without a mess to clean up. Most of the recipes can be prepared in an apartment, dorm, or house as long as there is some heat source (gas, wood, electricity, propane). In fact, one person I know survived his senior year as a political science major with a barbeque as his main cooking apparatus. Microwaves also come in handy for reheating food if there is one available (cafeteria, dorm). Gas and electric ranges work equally well.

Cooking and Recipes Cooking and Recipes for various cuisines. A strange but interesting collection with NO ADVERTISING at all. Also contains the old, but fairly complete weights/measures conversion file and the Food FAQ for information on weights, measures, food terms/names, and more. It's a good introduction, and also a handy reference.

Kosher Express Kitchen Check out this kitchen to find out what's cooking, try out some new recipes, and explore the variety of resources. Kosher Express is pleased to present a collection of recipes for holidays and everyday. In addition, we offer links to other recipe resources on the Internet. The recipes on the Kosher Express site were sent to us by Internet users all over the world. Simply click on tab to browse through our cookbook.

Christiane's Collection of Cooking Recipes Christiane presents these recipes from chemists and physicists in both English and German. Apart from making scientific studies, every chemist or physicist in our Institut likes good drinking (Did you know that alcohol is good for preventing radiation sickness?) and eating. Because some of us are hobby cooks we have collected our recipes. These recipes are not expensive and don't make too much work. Included here out of sheer curiosity and amazement that such a site exists.

Recipe Archive Index Another advertising free archive with a more conventional listing.

Pastrywiz Recipes - See Today's Recipe If sweets are your thing and you want to learn how to make your own wedding cake and pastries, or simply get some great recipes, then PastryWiz is the site to see. This site will make you drool! Lots of yummy recipes in the archive and very little advertising. Check out the cheesecake section - 35 different recipes! (Feel free to bake and send one to MEG! (grin))

Culinary Archive: 278,619 Free Recipes Search for specific dishes or browse our international directory containing millions more. Create your own online recipe collection! New recipes from famous chefs/restaurants added monthly. This is kind of a busy site with lots of advertising, but 280k recipes... seems worth the hassle.

EPICURIOUS: THE WORLD'S GREATEST RECIPE COLLECTION The taste of the Web. Online host to Gourmet and Bon Appetit magazines. Recipes, menus, drink suggestions, forums on food and cooking. Direct link to the browsing section avoids most of the advertising. Here you may browse more than 14,000 recipes — much as you would leaf through your favorite cookbook for inspiration, only better. As you explore, you may filter and narrow the recipes by category.

Clay Pot Cooking Recipes Learn how to prepare quick, healthy meals that taste great. Join our recipe club to receive new recipes. The club appears to be free, even tho they sell their product on this site. No overly apparent annoying ads tho - this link goes right to the recipes.

Recipes from Fine Cooking Magazine Wonderful kitchen-tested recipes from Fine Cooking, the magazine for people who love to cook. They may be a little haughty for some folks, but it's nice to try something different every once in awhile. Check the sidebar for neat video tips.

Fish — this gourmet food is fun to catch, relatively easy to cook, and healthy to eat About 70% of the earth’s surface is covered with salt water, and 4% of land surface (another 1% of the earth’ total surface) is covered with fresh water. In these waters there are more than 20,000 recorded species of fish—15,000 of which are edible—and about 35,000 species of shellfish. Fossilized evidence and ancient rock paintings from around the world show that people have been successfully catching and eating a wide variety of seafood for more than 100,000 years.

Make grape juice the easy way Squeezing and straining grapes for grape juice was not exactly my idea of fun. So when my neighbor showed me a faster, easier method, I was delighted. For anyone else tired of doing it the hard way, follow these steps for a delicious grape juice concentrate. (scroll down for the article)

Greens and rhubarb are spring tonics Rhubarb and greens are classic spring tonics. The reason for this is that they are among the first things to grow to a usable size in springtime, even faster than those other delights, strawberries and lettuce.

Making maple syrup The art of making maple syrup is generally attributed to the Native Americans. Early settlers arriving in America learned the skill from them. They then went on to improve on the Native American’s techniques by creating devices for tapping and collecting the maple tree’s sap. These same basic devices and techniques are still used in America today to produce the maple syrup that we enjoy on our pancakes and waffles.

Slaughtering and Butchering Fall is butchering time, a period of joy in the harvest of the year’s work and of sadness that the lives of your beautiful, healthy animals have come to an end. On this occasion the animals should be treated with the same kindness and respect with which they were treated during their lives. Good farmers raise their animals free from fear, anxiety and stress. The animals should meet their end as they lived, without the terror of the slaughterhouse.

Recipelink.com - a gateway to some of the best recipes, cooking message boards, daily menus, copycat recipes, food columns, cookbooks, gourmet resources & more.

Starter Brine Jerky, and other recipes

Wild Game Recipes These recipes were collected from various sources and put on the Internet courtesy of Mountain Breeze

Pickles, Relishes, Jellies, Jams, And Preserves. Recipes from the South, compiled by the Mining Co.

SOAR - Recipe Source Searchable Online Archive of Recipes archives over 50,000 listings. Search by name, or browse specific areas such as main dishes and sides. If you can’t find a recipe here, you probably won’t find it anywhere!

The Cook’s Thesaurus. Run out of a necessary ingredient and already half-way through the recipe? DON’T PANIC! The Cook's Thesaurus suggests substitutions for thousands of cooking ingredients, including low-calorie and low-fat alternatives for dieters, inexpensive substitutes for gourmets on a budget, and innovative replacements for hard-to-find ethnic ingredients. Great resource!

Copycat Recipes. Recipes purported to be duplicates or near duplicates to those used by favorite restaurant chains. Beware the pop-up advertising!

Recipe Newsletter from Outdoor Cooking Sign up to receive free newsletter with recipes, tips and ideas. Find great products and sales for patio, picnic, backyard, camping and tailgating.

Making Yogurt at Home. By Susan Sumner, Extension Food Microbiologist, and Robert Hutkins, Research Food Scientist. Making yogurt at home is fun and less expensive than buying it. It can be made with ordinary kitchen utensils. Information on and instructions for making yogurt are included here. Also available as a PDF

DOWNLOADABLE COOKBOOKS FROM THE SCOUTS

The Dutch Oven Cookbook , version 2.3, by Mike Audleman and John Lyver.

The Geezer Cookbook , by Dwayne Pritchett, with an introduction by Mark Michalski.

Chili Recipes -- outrageously diverse and hot, hot, hot! "A Taste of Troop 928 Cookbook" by Dennis Schmitt

Foil Cooking Recipes -- Also called Hobo Dinners and Pocket Meals.

Box Oven Cooking -- yes, you really can bake in a box. A cardboard box will make an oven -- and it works just as well as your oven at home! There are different ways to make a cardboard box oven. 

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