Food and Wine Sites on the Internet

Food and Wine Sites on the Internet

Here are some links that you may find interesting, along with information about newsgroups and lists dealing with food and wine.

These are by no means all the possibilities--explore the WWW for more...

Links listed by categories:

General :

Of Local Interest:

Company sponsored sites:

Ethnic & Speciallized Food Sites:

Bread & Baking:
Bread Machine Recipes
- Kitchen Link
- Country Life The Bread Bakers Guild of America: Stalking the World-Wide Breads Bread Machine Recipes BREAD MACHINE MAGIC Bread Machines Bread Maker Mixes from Real Food for Real People Bread Recipe .Com | Bread Recipes Bread Recipes Bread Recipes at WYK Fleischmann's Yeast: Our Favorite Recipes Food Home Baking Collection Cookbook The Kitchen Link Bread Machine Recipe Center The Kitchen Link Bread Machine Recipe Center2 Links to visit Recipes Archive: Breads Machine Recipes: Breads Robin Hood - Bread Machine Recipes Simply Sourdough Unofficial Global Internet Bread Recipe Archive The Village Bakery Welcome to King Arthur Flour Recipes-Bread Machine digest The Bread Machine Digest Robin Hood - Recipes Eagle Mills - Bread Machine Flour Recipes Pillsb ury Mealtime Ideas Ruth Anne & Emerson's bread machine recipes Bowman's Bread Machine Recipes Recipes - France & Associates
Cajun/Creole/New Orleans/Southern
For Children
- Once Upon a Recipe
- Dad's in the Kitchen
Coffee & Tea
Cooking Schools
Diabetics/Sugar Free/Fat Free/Low Salt/Healthy/Vegetarian
- K. Young's Recipes for Diabetes
- Tofu
- Age of Reason Designed for Seniors
- Healthy Ideas Recipes From Prevention Magazine
- Veggie Life Magazine
Hot & Spicy Food Sites
Italian:
Jewish:
- The Jewish-Food List Archives
- Kashrut
- Mimi's Cyber Kitchen
- Kosher Grocer
- Empire Foods Will send you coupons!
- Kosher Mall
- Kosher Indian Food
- Sephardic Foods
Middle Eastern/Indian/Far East:
Oriental:
Spanish/Hispanic/South America:
Wine/Beer and other spirits:
Others:
Another way of getting information is subscribing to a list. This works a lot like a magazine subscription. Everytime someone on the list sends a message to the list, you get a copy. You can read it, delete it, save it, print it or reply to the list or to the poster only. Lists do tend to contain a lot of chat, but friends are made easily, and information flows rather fast. There also tends to be less junk (called SPAM in internet lingo) than in Newsgroups. For information on currently available food related lists, check
Newsgroups: How to access newsgroups: From Netscape: Click on 'Window' on your top bar. Then Click on 'Netscape News'. That will put you into the news reader. The first time, (and anytime you want to make changes), Click 'options' in the top bar, and then click on 'show all newsgroups'. This will pull up all the available newsgroups. This process could take a while. Then click on the box of the ones you want to subscribe to. WARNING: This process could take some time.
From RS8 accounts: From your $ prompt, enter 'tin'. This will access the newsgroup reader. The first time, (and anytime you want to make changes), enter 'y'. This will pull up all the available newsgroups. WARNING: The LC Newsreader has approximately 5,000 newsgroups. This process could take some time. Go through all the newsgroup listings, keying in 's' on those you want to receive. Once you finish, enter 'q'. This will exit the reader. The next time you enter 'tin', only the newsgroups you selected will appear. To read messages, hit enter at the newsgroup title. This will cause the message list to pop up. Hit enter on the message you want to read. Move through the messages by hitting 'j' to move forward (down) and 'k' to move back (up). If you do not want to read a message, ever, 'kill it' by holding down the key and pressing 'k'.

The Following are some newsgroups listings to get you started:

Here's some of my favorites:

DC Dining
Rec.food.recipes
Rec.food.restaurants
Rec.food.Baking
Well, that's just for starters. Try your own search using Yahoo, Altavista, Lycos or any other search engine. Look up that recipe you had once in a restaurant and never saw again. And if you find any exciting site, please send me a Message And don't forget to look at the cooking club site often! LCCC