On 19-May-2011, Omelet > wrote:

> In article > ,
> wrote:

.. . .

> >
> > What Om said. This one link lists 657 Italian recipes all in one place.
> > It also allows you to use the Google engine within the site to search
> > within files. Anybody can upload recipes to this site and it's
> > supposedly
> > moderated, but there are a lot of duplicates. This site used to be at
> > U of C Berkeley, but it has its own place now. I have no idea how it is
> > funded. There's nothing on the site asking for donations or any
> > preaching
> > from a stump.
> >
> > http://www.recipesource.com/ethnic/europe/italian/
>
> Man, that is one hell of a good link, thanks from me!
> --
> Peace, Om

A cursory glance though that site will quickly convince you that
it is a serious resource. Not so speak of that Google search engine
capability within the site. You can search for an ingredient, or any
phrase that you can dream up with all the power of google to find
it within the bodiies of thousands of recipes. I've been using it off
and on for fifteen years or more. It's not the only one of course.
There's Epicurious and AllRecipes and of course FoodNetwork
now.

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Brick(Too soon old and too late smart)