If you are just looking for a recipe, there are the commonly known and frequently visited, Yahoo Food, Food Network, etc. These sites are a little different, offer more commentary, and have specific suggestions. Got a good site? Let me know.
1. Probably my favorite website for food, restaurants, news and commentary. Who else has articles like, New Yorks Best Street Food.
New York Times Food: http://www.nytimes.com/pages/dining/index.html
2. Plenty of interesting food facts and commonly held but untrue beliefs. Does searing meat really hold in the juices? Kitchen Myths: http://www.pgacon.com/KitchenMyths.htm
3. There are hundreds of coffee websites. I have a few I go to all the time. This site they say, is the first. Coffee Research: http://www.coffeeresearch.org
4. The following website is more for the vegetable gardener. But if you want helpful North Texas gardening information, this is great. Gardening Tips for North Texas:
http://aggie-horticulture.tamu.edu/county/smith/tips/tips.html
5. I like people who are knowledgeable but not arrogant, especially when it comes to wine. This a great blog and suggests wines according to cost per bottle.
Chelsie Wines: http://chelsieswines.blogspot.com
6. Another good coffee website: Coffee Geek: http://www.coffeegeek.com
7. A well done blog with clear recipes, Family Food: http://familystylefood.com
8. Want to make a better cup of coffee? http://blog.liferemix.net/your-coffee-sucks-cheap-coffee
9. Okay, one more coffee website thanks to Jeromey: Sweet Marias, suggestions on roasting your own (that's roasting not growing your own). http://sweetmarias.com
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