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New Orleans Food Sites
- Cajun &
Creole Recipe Page
- If you're looking for recipes for local dishes, look here.
- Crescent
City Farmers' Market
- What's ripe at the market? Get the scoop on the wonderful tomatoes,
greens, mushrooms, and other healthy products on sale at what we
once-upon-a-time called the New Orleans Green Market
New Orleans Cooking Schools
- New Orleans School of Cooking
- "Since 1980, the New Orleans School of Cooking has introduced countless visitors from around the world to the wonderful food and rich culture of Louisiana and New Orleans. Classes are held seven days a week in our beautifully renovated 1830's molasses warehouse, located at 524 St. Louis Street, between Chartres and Decatur in the French Quarter."
- Cook New Orleans
- "Roll up your sleeves and cook with New Orleans chefs using recipes, ingredients and techniques passed down over the generations. Meet restaurateurs up close and personal, visit offbeat spots on and off the tourist maps, and discover the New Orleans eateries the locals love."
- New Orleans Cooking Experience
- "Our cooking school offers small luxury half-day classes, series classes and two weekend getaway cooking vacations. Our classes celebrate traditional Creole and Cajun recipes and are taught by exceptional chefs."
Restaurant Reviews
- New Orleans
Menu Daily
- The Critical Review of Dining and Cooking in America's
Best Eating City By Tom Fitzmorris
- Zagat.com
- Zagat restaurant guides for New Orleans. You can also search by city, cuisine, popularity,
etc. for other cities.
Other Food Sites
- AllRecipes.com
- The Recipe Network.
- The Cook's Thesaurus
- "The Cook's Thesaurus is a cooking encyclopedia that covers thousands of ingredients and
kitchen tools. Entries include pictures, descriptions, synonyms,
pronunciations, and suggested substitutions. "
- Epicurious
- An excellent food site with a searchable database of over
5,000 recipes, restaurant and cookbook reviews; a comprehensive
dictionary of over 4,200 food, wine, and culinary terms; a reference
guide to herbs, spices, and metric conversions; a guide explaining which
utensil to use when; and online editions of Bon Appetit,
Gourmet and Self magazines.
- The Food Network
- Many different and searchable recipes from your favorite cooking shows as well as user-submitted dishes. Cook like Emeril or Giada in one click.
- The Food Timeline
- Information on the origins of the foods we eat, with links to recipes and more food facts.
- GourmetSpot
- GourmetSpot is the first course of the World Wide Web for food lovers.
GourmetSpot was designed to break through the information overload of the
Web to bring the best food and beverage sites together with insightful
editorial in one convenient, user-friendly spot.
- iDRINK--The Drink Mixing Web
Site
- "The Web's Premiere Resource for Alcoholic and Non-Alcoholic Drink
Recipes."
DON'T DRINK AND
DRIVE!!
- Kitchen Link
- A comprehensive index of 6,500 food sites on the web.
- RecipeLand.com
- A massive database of over 25,000 recipes. Searchable by category, title,
and keyword (for ingredients, directions, etc.).
- USDA
Nutrient Database
- A searchable database offering the nutrient
values for approximately 5,600 foods.
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