Food Links

What is CustardList.com?
For those of you new to CustardList.com, it is a web site devoted to providing the daily flavor listings and other information for custard stands. The daily flavor listings depend on the generous volunteers (you can do it to, check out our help section) who pick up the flavor listings from their favorite stands and then submit them each month. This is the basis for CustardList.com

http://www.custardlist.com/

If there are custard vendors who are not present on this website, maybe we can forward this website's location for their consideration.

Regards,
CAthy2

Cathy2 wrote:

What is CustardList.com?
For those of you new to CustardList.com, it is a web site devoted to providing the daily flavor listings and other information for custard stands. The daily flavor listings depend on the generous volunteers (you can do it to, check out our help section) who pick up the flavor listings from their favorite stands and then submit them each month. This is the basis for CustardList.com

http://www.custardlist.com/

If there are custard vendors who are not present on this website, maybe we can forward this website's location for their consideration.

Regards,
CAthy2

That's what I dod with Luv-It Custard in Las Vegas and they are now included.

ChicaGourmet - a fine dining club: http://www.chicagourmet.com/

Culinary Historians of Chicago, on food history: http://www.culinaryhistorians.org/

Mensa - Chicago, Cheap Eats: http://www.chicago.us.mensa.org/features/cheats/Intro.htm

Roadfood - Michael Stern: http://www.roadfood.com/

Southern Foodways Alliance: http://www.southernfoodways.com/

Slowfood, Chicago Chapter: http://www.slowfoodchicago.org/

http://www.watchmeeatahotdog.com

Wild site. Currently has some reviews of Chicago dog stands and a Chicago vs. NY hot dog poll.

Librarians' Index to the Internet: Food

Librarians' Index to the Internet

- Collection of websites reviewed by librarians
- Searchable by keyword (ex. "food") or category (ex. "recipes")

Historical diet food

Strange, scary.


Gallery of Regrettable Food

Sometimes tries a little too hard.


Garage-sale food finds

The people making fun of old-fashioned food advertising don't alway get it. When confronted with a World War II piece on saving and re-using bacon fat, this blogger asks, "I'm even more curious, however, as to why anyone would want to take a perfectly nice steamed broccoli and 'season' it so it tastes like bacon fat."

A Great New Blog: A Hamburger Today.

E.M.

Holly Eats is a nice website - how can you not like a site with a "grease stain" rating system. Chicago gets good coverage.

But I am much happier foraging about for an out-of-the-way barbecue shack, the best bowl of chowder on the Maine coast or a truck stop that still does home cooking. Three or four times a year I hop in my car, pick a state or two, and eat my way through them.

The Sushi Glossary/Lexicon is a great site with pictures

The Science of Cooking for adults and kids

Discover how a pinch of curiosity can improve your cooking! Explore recipes, activities, and Webcasts that will enhance your understanding of the science behind food and cooking.

And this should be bookmarked especially if you are anywhere close to Chicago

Deep End Dining...

http://deependdining.blogspot.com/

Ridiculously appetizing pictures of ostensibly unappetizing meals at cheap southern california eateries.

Insect-eating links with lots of photos, from the always-entertaining Grow-a-Brain.

Submitted without comment. http://wonderpizzausa.com/

arroi, arroi: http://www.thailandunique.com/toeat.html

Culinary History Enthusiasts of Wisconsin (CHEW)

I like the bottle of snake wine on http://www.asiansnakewine.com more

it's a lot bigger also.

Cheers.