Cooking blogs
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Anonymous
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What are your favorite cooking blogs? I've been following pioneerwoman and laurenslatest. Looking for other good ideas.
Also, how many of you cook without a recipe? I am great at following directions, but still can't create anything on my own. Just curious what others do. |
Anonymous
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Smitten Kitchen
Simply Recipes |
Anonymous
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http://www.hidethecheese.com/
Most days I cook without a recipe bc I know how long it takes a chicken breast to cook for example. I try to plan the meals and know what I'm cooking when for the week. But there's a frozen pizza on hand if things run late. |
Anonymous
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I'm trying something I just dreamed up tonight:
Pork tenderloin chop (like you get at CostCo), toppe with sauteed pear slices, blue cheese crumbles and some caramelized onions. Just sounded like it would taste good. |
Anonymous
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www.markbittman.com (not just recipes, btu good stuff re food policy, too)
The Huffington Post Food site is fantastic, too. |
Anonymous
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For baking:
orangette |
Anonymous
| Smitten Kitchen is my absolute favorite. I also enjoy 101 Cookbooks |
Anonymous
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Leite's Culinaria
Serious Eats America's Test Kitchen Feed Saveur - not a blog, but great magazine site The Kitchn Cannelle et Vanille Lucy's Kitchen Notebook What Katie Ate |
Anonymous
| spinachtiger |
Anonymous
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http://splendidtable.publicradio.org/
good blog and pod cast |
Anonymous
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OP, if you want to learn to improvise, I recommend Pamela Anderson's How to Cook without a Book and Shirley Corriher's Bookwise.
As far as blogs go -- well, what sorts of things do you like to eat? I think Ree Drummond is a major purveyor of bilge, so the recs here may not be your cup of tea, although I like them. I also like http://chocolateandzucchini.com/ and http://homesicktexan.blogspot.com/ |