Tudogs

HOME PAGE

Beverages

Bread

Canning

Cheese

Chefs

Chocolate

Desserts

Diabetic Recipes

Ethnic Foods

Fruit

Low and Fat Free

Meat

Miscellaneous

OutDoor

Seafood

Spices and Condiments

Vegetables

Vegetarian

General RECIPES

Food Usenet Groups

Awards

FEEDBACK

Amma's Indian Recipes
A small but nice collection of Indian recipes.

American-Friendly Filipino Recipes
Why is this called "American-Friendly"? The reasoning for this is that I know of many Americans (and non-Americans) who refuse to eat any ingredients that they might find "strange". That includes pork intestines, banana hearts, or strange tropical fruit. This section will ensure the picky eater that they will not need these ingredients in any of these dishes.

THE ARTISAN
A goal of THE ARTISAN is to help visitors cook great Italian meals, and to do it with a minimum of fuss. This is a wonderful site full of Italian recipes. I plan to keep my eye on this site, the layout is also nicely done.

Chinese Cooking and Recipes
A nice site containing lots of information about Chinese cooking, they also have several recipes. I find the site hard to get around but if you have the time to spend, there are some nice resource here.

Desert Delights
Features a large number of recipes from the SouthWest. If you are looking for a salsa, tacos or enchiladas, this might just be the place to visit. They also have some dessert recipes along with a few other general recipes. This place makes my stomach burn just thinking about it.

Etznab's Latino Recipes
Recipes from Latin American countries sorted by country and food type. Also has some beginning cooking helps and tips.

European Cuisine
Here's a collection worth including - free recipes from 32 European countries, many with recommended wines to accompany the meal. Well presented, but you'll follow the yellow brick road for a bit until you reach the recipes.

Flavors of the South
When the first words one reads are Variety isn't the spice of life ... CHILI is then the mouth begins to water. A fine collection of Mexican, Southern, and TexMex recipes in this well designed site.

Helen's British Cooking Site
This site contains hundreds of recipes, tips and magazine articles about every aspect of British cooking. The layout is very pleasing, also.

Grits
Is there a true Southern that doesn't like grits? This site is very well designed and easy to get around. Has the Ode to Grits and several recipes using grits. I also learned something on this site. I had no idea that hominy is a type of grits.

Japanese Recipes
What else would one expect from Mitsubishi? A select handful of traditional Japanese recipes, some going back for generations. Domo Mitsubishi-sama.

Jewish Recipes
A variety of traditional Jewish dishes. Wonderful personal recipe site. Contains their grandmother's recipes, mother's recipes and those from other people. My favorite recipes are those that are from small sites such as this.

Kentucky Burgoo, Hot Browns, Henry Bain's Sauce
Gypsy-J's Page - from the heart, and it shows. You'll find mouth-watering recipes gathered from Gypsy-J's news group, and her own personal recipes under Gypsy-J Personal. If you're not exactly a Daniel Boone when it comes to squirreling, don't worry - contrary to myth, there ain't no squirrels in burgoo. Hot Brown - a turkey open sandwich, named after the old Brown Hotel in Louisville; one of the greatest sandwiches to be found anywhere, rivalling Eggs Benedict for a tasty, satisfying meal. It's still served practically everywhere in Louisville, from Churchill Downs to Bauers. Henry Bain was a waiter at the Louisville Pendennis Club around 1880, and his sauce is just about the best steak sauce ever devised. Just add a pint of Early Times to Gypsy-J's recipe and you'll be hooked. Gypsy-J loves cooking, and wants to publish a cookbook. Are there any publishers out there looking for a winner?

Real Cajun Gumbo It's not easy - but if you get it right you'll be famous for miles around. Explicit, lengthy instructions for the whole process.I Don't miss this for one of America's greatest taste experiences.

The Soups of Mahi Koc
"The recipes were developed using ingredients available in the United States, but closely follow the cooking traditions of Mahi Hanim's native cities Agri and Kars in Northeastern Turkey. "

Sunita's Indian Recipes
A large collection of Indian recipes, this site is also easy to navigate. There is also a glossary of Indian cooking terms and what the equivalent would be in English.