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Bosu
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Waxangel
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foodnetwork.com epicurious.com download every season of the program "Good Eats" on torrent actually I can't really vouch for the healthiness of the recipes on those sites, but it will help you learn to cook your own food, which will be a big benefit. Learning about general nutrition is probably harder, since everyone seems to disagree on specifics, but there's common sense like fats/oils = bad, fresh veggies and whole grains = good (in general). | ||
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rredtooth
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Successful
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On September 26 2009 15:24 Waxangel wrote: allrecipes.com foodnetwork.com epicurious.com download every season of the program "Good Eats" on torrent actually I can't really vouch for the healthiness of the recipes on those sites, but it will help you learn to cook your own food, which will be a big benefit. Learning about general nutrition is probably harder, since everyone seems to disagree on specifics, but there's common sense like fats/oils = bad, fresh veggies and whole grains = good (in general). I find it funny that your icon is a snorlax lol. But really, good post. How did you manage to get these sites btw? Did you google it or someone told you or something.. I really want to know lol | ||
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FastEddieV
United States614 Posts
I've been using this DS game called Personal Trainer: Cooking for my recipes lately and that's been a mixed bag. Nothing beats learning from actual chefs (and mothers) | ||
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FyRe_DragOn
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kOre
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 but yes, foodnetwork is really good  | ||
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Imagist
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For Indian For Korean | ||
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fishyjoes
Germany644 Posts
On September 26 2009 19:07 Imagist wrote: Another good set of sites that I use are cuisine-specific, and sport video demonstrations of the dishes. For Indian For Korean :O Thanks for the links! | ||
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The Raurosaur
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On September 26 2009 15:24 Waxangel wrote: download every season of the program "Good Eats" on torrent Wow, there's like 13 seasons, that's like 30gig... Are there any outstanding seasons that you'd recommend? | ||
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Cambium
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Bosu
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food
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Falcynn
United States3597 Posts
On September 27 2009 05:11 The Raurosaur wrote: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Good_Eats_episodesWow, there's like 13 seasons, that's like 30gig... Are there any outstanding seasons that you'd recommend? Download the episodes of things you believe you'd be cooking most often. If you buy a lot of fish, chicken, and rice, then look at the episodes "Hook, Line, and Dinner", "A Bird in the Pan", "Fry Hard II: The Chicken", and "Do the Rice Thing" The good thing about Good Eats is that they don't just show you a few exact recipes, but it gives you general knowledge about why cooking things a certain way works best, and which ingredients compliments certain dishes better, so that you can apply that knowledge to come up with your own recipes. I guess it'd be a safe bet though to download the earlier seasons as they have the most general knowledge. As the show goes on and they have less things to cover, they start going into more specialized dishes (gyros, tamales, baklava, coconut cake, etc.) to keep the show fresh. Although it does give exact recipes as well, so if improvising isn't your thing, you'll have something to go off of. Edit: You can actually find a few episodes on youtube. + Show Spoiler + Knowing how to make various sauces will make coming up with new dishes a lot easier. | ||
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Bosu
United States3247 Posts
On September 28 2009 12:53 food wrote: Obviously you can find some on google. Doesn't mean they are the best or that I am not missing something awesome. Google starcraft forum and you get gosugamers, not teamliquid. | ||
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The Raurosaur
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On September 28 2009 13:18 Falcynn wrote: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Good_Eats_episodes Download the episodes of things you believe you'd be cooking most often. If you buy a lot of fish, chicken, and rice, then look at the episodes "Hook, Line, and Dinner", "A Bird in the Pan", "Fry Hard II: The Chicken", and "Do the Rice Thing" Aha! I'd checked the wikipedia page but not seen the list of episodes. Thanks for the tip! | ||
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expatincanada
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www.simpleorsensational.com www.3fatchicks.com enjoy | ||
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