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Hi everyone
Can anyone recommend some good websites on food and cuisine? I'm especially interested in Asian and French food/wine. Thanks in advance. Best Regards, Gary Hendricks http://www.desktop-video-guide.com |
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On Sat, 4 Oct 2003 01:29:10 +0800, "Timberwolf"
wrote: Hi everyone Can anyone recommend some good websites on food and cuisine? I'm especially interested in Asian and French food/wine. Thanks in advance. There are two Asian food websites I can recomend, first a Thai food site, who's Pad Thai recipie I have tried and can recommend quite highly: http://www.thaitable.com/ The second website is a collection of recipes taken from the cooking column of an English language Malaysian newspaper (The Star): http://www.kuali.com/ I have not yet tried any of CyberKuali recipes, but I do find it fun just to occasionally have a look at some very different tastes. Also, some of the things this site takes for granted have me going to a web search engine, like as I write this note the reader poll on the CyberKuali site is: Bak kut teh lovers! A BKT meal is not complete without... - Rice - Mushrooms - Yau char kwai - Taupok - Rice and at least one of the others Now, thanks to Google I know "Bak kut teh" is a pork rib based soup or stew. "Yau char kwai" a type of chinese fried pastry, and Taupok is dried bean curd. Here obviously the creators of the CyberKuali site assume that a large percentage of their readers not only know what "Bak kut teh" is but, know it well enough to offer a reasonable opinions as to what would make good side dishes. As I write this the poll results a Rice - 9% Mushrooms - 6% Yau char kwai - 38% Taupok - 8% Rice and at least one of the others - 39% As for good French food websites, I don't know, and really ought to given that after the United States, France is Canada's closest neighbor (granted Canada is only close to a VERY small corner of France, but hey, as neighbors go, while you could do somewhat better than France, you could also do a LOT worse...). Colin. |
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On Sat, 04 Oct 2003 21:54:46 -0500, Steve Wertz
wrote: On Sun, 05 Oct 2003 01:38:48 GMT, Colin McGregor wrote: There are two Asian food websites I can recomend... Don't even orther aneering this guy. He posts this same thing once a month just to advertise the websites in his .sig. That's pretty low. Some honest poeple take him seriously and take the time to put some thought into answering his request, but he doesn't give a crap about what you might have to say; he's just spamming. It's people like this I'd like to introduce to a basball bat. Bummer, oh well, he can now join "The Wolf" in my rec.food.cooking kill file doubling the size of that previously very exclusive kill file. As for baseball bats, well, no, this is a food news group so the punishment should fit the crime. How about requiring that he eat his computer (and give him the choice of having it with or without salt) :-) Colin. |
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Colin McGregor wrote in message ... On Sat, 04 Oct 2003 21:54:46 -0500, Steve Wertz wrote: On Sun, 05 Oct 2003 01:38:48 GMT, Colin McGregor wrote: There are two Asian food websites I can recomend... Don't even orther aneering this guy. He posts this same thing once a month just to advertise the websites in his .sig. That's pretty low. Some honest poeple take him seriously and take the time to put some thought into answering his request, but he doesn't give a crap about what you might have to say; he's just spamming. It's people like this I'd like to introduce to a basball bat. Bummer, oh well, he can now join "The Wolf" in my rec.food.cooking kill file doubling the size of that previously very exclusive kill file. As for baseball bats, well, no, this is a food news group so the punishment should fit the crime. How about requiring that he eat his computer (and give him the choice of having it with or without salt) :-) Colin. Never mind, Colin, some of us pop in and out of this NG from time to time and, as a serious foodie, I've bookmarked your nice URLs for a further lookin. If you'd not posted 'em, I wouldn't have seen 'em :-) Thanks, from s. |