| Featured sites in this issue all
relate to food and cooking. To find cookbooks, check out Amazon.com. 
AllRecipes.com
This is the
place to go for recipes, meal ideas, and cooking advice. The site
features several themed cookbooks, such as those for soups, salads, and
pasta. You can also simplify meal planning with My
Recipe Box, a personalized Allrecipes.com cookbook where you can
store, rate, and add private notes to your favorite recipes.
BusyCooks.com
This site is
not only a convenient collection of Web cooking resources, but it
purports to making cooking easier, faster, and more rewarding.
Culinary Cafe
Besides
recipes, Culinary Cafe features a spice encyclopedia (where you can find
the history and uses for all the spices in your cupboard), food chat (a
place to chat with others about food and cooking), and bulletin boards.
The Seafood Steward
The Seafood
Steward is Chef Gary Puetz, a self-proclaimed "man with a
mission." That mission is to teach people about the benefits
and great taste of seafood. Whether you like shrimp, salmon, or catfish,
the Seafood Steward has a recipe and tips for you.
The Cook's Thesaurus
This site is
for the more cerebral among us. It not only gives definitions, accompanied
by pictures of foods, but also includes cross-references.
Recipe-a-Day.com
To receive the Daily Recipe you must join or subscribe to Recipe-a-Day.
Membership is free. Recipe-a-Day archives all daily recipes on the Web
site.
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