What's your second favorite food site.

cameraman · Sep 22, 2014

First, my justification for putting this in Q-talk: Anything that improves our overall food knowledge improves our Q. Am I good mods? Now on to business. I'm proposing this thread as a place to share your second favorite food sites for all to see. In addition, a link to the site, especially to a page you especially like, would make your post more valuable.

So here's mine -- Serious Eats consistently has some of the best recipes and technique analysis I've seen. I have more of their articles stored away in my Evernote notebook than any other site's. So what site consistently helps you up your game.

MartinM · Sep 22, 2014

Funny, I had never considered there could be another food site.

landarc · Sep 22, 2014

Foodwishes, the guy is quite funny LINK

Wait, no, Moose on Fire!

Ron_L · Sep 22, 2014

Facebook?

Most of the guys on here with blogs will post their cooks here, but some post additional stuff on Facebook, plus I belong to several food related FB groups that regularly post recipes or techniques.

Beyond that I go to the food network site, Rachael Ray's site or pizzamaking.com most often.

deepsouth · Sep 22, 2014

hmmmmmm......probably a couple food groups i'm a member of on facebook.

landarc · Sep 22, 2014

I just joined a Cajun and Creole page on FB, I now realize, that I am somewhat dogmatic about how I make Cajun and Creole food, and I am not Cajun or Creole. Those folks do all kinds of crazy things.

cameraman · Sep 22, 2014

I think the op was attempting to aggregate a list of useful food related links. No link, it didn't happen. Unless of course it's a comment about a posted link. I'm not certain, but I'm pretty sure that was the op's intent. Also this is q-talk where we're obligated by law to stay on topic. Do you hear me Guerry (A preemptive reminder that this is not the wood pile)? :caked::caked:

deepsouth said:
hmmmmmm......probably a couple food groups i'm a member of on facebook.

landarc said:
I just joined a Cajun and Creole page on FB, I now realize, that I am somewhat dogmatic about how I make Cajun and Creole food, and I am not Cajun or Creole. Those folks do all kinds of crazy things.

bwodun · Sep 22, 2014

hank shaws hunter angler gardner cook is a great site, full of great stuff on foraging and game and fish recipes and techniques

http://honest-food.net/

GQue · Sep 22, 2014

You Tube has all kinds of great stuff...I wasted lots of time on there. :-D:shock::-D

Bludawg · Sep 22, 2014

I'm not a Fakebooker or a TWITERER but I DO have a few favorite places I like to visit for inspiration hope ya check 'em out l like SAVEUR and Whats Cookin America Then there is The Homesick Texan and lastly The Joy of Cooking.

dadsr4 · Sep 22, 2014

Cowgirl's Country Life
http://cowgirlscountry.blogspot.com/

16Adams · Sep 22, 2014

^^^^ plus 1

qman · Sep 22, 2014

OK, you already linked my 2nd favorite. Serious Eats.
Other than that, I spend some time on FoodGawker.
Some really stupid and crazy stuff there, but a lot of interesting new stuff too.
I can't do a link, but I think most on here can find Foodgawker if they want too.

bluetang · Sep 22, 2014

From here I usually frequent these:
http://frombellytobacon.com/
http://mattikaarts.com/blog/charcuterie-recipes/
http://curedmeats.blogspot.com/

Bob Wiley · Sep 22, 2014

Serious Eats for sure. So much good info about cooking meat, and some good food science also. Sort of like an Alton Brown for grown ups.

I also like Michael Ruhlman's Blog http://ruhlman.com/

grc_42 · Sep 22, 2014

Great idea, should lots of good info coming.
For ideas and how-to it's Cowgirl's Country Life for sure. Amazing Ribs has good info also.

snapper-G · Sep 22, 2014

landarc said:
Foodwishes, the guy is quite funny LINK

Wait, no, Moose on Fire!

I agree! Chef John is very entertaining and enlightening

Mike Twangzer · Sep 22, 2014

In-N-Out

cowgirl · Sep 22, 2014

dadsr4 said:
Cowgirl's Country Life
http://cowgirlscountry.blogspot.com/

16Adams said:
^^^^ plus 1

grc_42 said:
Great idea, should lots of good info coming.
For ideas and how-to it's Cowgirl's Country Life for sure. Amazing Ribs has good info also.

Thank you guys! :hug:
I didn't plan on having a cooking blog, it just sort of morphed into one. Just in case anyone wants to know how to change leathers on a windmill or raise shrimp, or build a chicken plucker, it's there too. :grin:

2dumb2kwit · Sep 22, 2014

Starting with basically a blank slate, I learned a ton watching these guys on youtube.

http://bbqpitboys.com/

I still like to see what's new with them, and watch the old stuff too.

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