The 9 year old’s confession to me earlier
today.
“You’re
a good cook, Mom. You’ve never given us salmonella.”
Really?
This is now the standard for good
cooking at our house? Not okay. Not when you’ve got enough chutzpah to write a
blog implying that you are a guru across many different categories, including
health.
The
situation must be remedied presto. And the website “allrecipes.com” is the way
to do it. It’s got 40,000 recipes. It’s free to join, and there’s a free app
you can download for your phone.
This
last part is key because I’m as famous for getting out the cookbook, writing
down a grocery list from it and then forgetting it at home as Kim Kardashian is
for her derriere. Only my character
defect hasn’t made me rich, famous or a designer of my own Sears fashion line.
If the
recipe and grocery list are on your phone, you’re all set. The fine folks at
allrecipes.com have gone one step further. What if you don’t want to head to
the grocery store but have a whole fridge and pantry full of food, including capers
from that time you whipped up that weird, Greek dish that everyone in the
family hated?
There’s a special feature where you can type in items that
you have on hand – say chicken and capers – and it will pop out a recipe that
includes these items for you. How great is that? No more capers moldering away
in the back of the fridge.
I don’t know about you, but I am all for something that
brings about more inspired cooking
and less refrigerator cleaning. That something
is “all recipes.com”. Give it a try. It can’t be as bad as “Kardashian
Kollection” klothes.
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