Here are a few places to visit in the land of food.

www.tillamookcontest.com ~ Mac & Chz Cookoff! Thursday, September 27, 2007

www.komotv.com ~ Cucumber and roasted corn salad.

www.slowfood.com ~ An international “movement for the protection of the right to taste.” They believe that eating is the simplest and most profound of human experience. Heirloom species, artisan farmers and sustainable living are fundamental to this philosophy. It is an engaging site that will expand your mind.

http://www.wsffn.org/ ~Washington State Organic Farmers Coalition

http://www.cascadeharvest.org/ ~Connecting Farmers to Organic consumer


http://www.montereybayaquarium.org/cr/seafoodwatch.asp ~Seafood Awareness

eat.epicurious.com ~ Gourmet and Bon Appétit headquarters. They have an immense and reliable database of recipes, a handy food and wine dictionary and all the other expected links, worth book marking

www.allrecipes.com ~ is a solid site offering less adventurous but no less inferior recipes than epicurious.

www.americastestkitchen.com ~ can’t be beat for their scientific pursuit in the nuance of technique. They publish the magazine Cooks illustrated and it is equally worth checking out. Old fashioned charm and country spirit oozes from its’ pages.

www.chefsnet.com ~ For job postings, select culinary schools and vendors or commercial grade products

cookforfun.shawguides.com ~ Specializes in travel and wine schools.

www.chef2chef.net ~ One more place to look for a school, a job, and a good place to go for industry related topics.

www.cheesemaking.com ~ The best resource for making your own cheese. Their paper catalog is worth requesting. Another one of those places that oozes in country charm.