New foodie app is spot on

Facebook asks, "What's on your mind?" Twitter wonders, "What are you doing?" Foursquare wants to know where you are. Flickr wants to see what photographs you're taking. Now, there's Foodspotting and the questions are: What are you eating and where?

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Kitchen Gadgets, Tools & Utensils

  • Slow-smoking ribs in the great indoors

    Slow-smoking ribs in the great indoors Photo

    The other day, I just couldn't shake the thought of slow-smoking some ribs. I was in the mood for Memphis-style baby backs, the meat fall-off-the-bone tender, a simple dry rub tantalizingly complicated with deep hickory notes, the flavors drawn out with a tart vinegar-Dijon mop. more

The Cooking Guide

  • Ingredients to always keep on hand

    Ingredients to always keep on hand Photos

    The secret to fast, no-fail meals is having the right ingredients on hand. A well-stocked pantry can offer endless possibilities for desperation dinners. Stocking a pantry takes a bit of investment up front, but once it's filled, your pantry can become an oversized recipe box, full of potential... more

Organic Cooking

 

Inside Your Kitchen

Share your favorite tips and tricks that help you succeed in the kitchen.

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    MARK NYCE @ 6:40 PM CST, Mar 9, 2010

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    Chef Tom @ 8:19 AM CST, Feb 6, 2010

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Book Reviews

  • Book gives Irish cooking its due

    What it is: Colman Andrews is such a gifted writer he can make Irish cooking not only sound delicious but also seem exciting, even news-worthy. That hasn't happened since the first potato landed on those green shores all those centuries ago. This book is more than a collection of recipes.... more