redotting this for myself.

redotted from : mohit
mohit said : This is a great idea. Unfortunately, they have a pretty small recipe database, but I found a few interesting things I could make with the ingredients in my apartment.

Quoted: Cook great meals - tell us what you've got, we'll tell you what to make!

#!E#T#^&*$@!!!!!

why do i never learn. went to Barnes & Nobles after checking out Golden Gardens and i came across this cook book.

i've been thinking about my past eating habits, meaning everything before college when i still lived with my parents. my eating habits back then was that of a vegitarian - not because we were, but because we just ate a lot of vegi and seafood dishes. i miss that, now it seems that every meal i have is around a meat dish.

i've also wanted to learn how to cook some korean dishes - my past look into korean cooking books have been horrible! korean cookbooks written by some japanese cook - nooo thank you. i'm looking for things my mom used to make. found this book - the various dishes remind me of the stuff my mom cooked so i picked it up.

so why all the complaint earlier? well - i purchased this book at B&N - and when i was looking at it i was wondering if i should wait until i got home to get it on amazon.com... then i just got it. i payed $29.95 + tax at B&N - had i waited i would've only paid $17.33. :(

Quoted: Amazon.com: Dok Suni: Books: Jenny Kwak,Liz Fried by Jenny Kwak,Liz Fried

what the shit! google has a search for recipes~ is there anything that they don't do a search for.

that's just brilliant!
is there anything google doesn't search????

thanks for dotting this.

redotted from : mattkow83

Quoted: Amazon.com: Rachael Ray 365: No Repeats--A Year of Deliciously Different Dinners (A 30-Minute Meal Cookbook): Books by Rachael Ray