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It's time to welcome a new food blog/community to the internet fray. Yesterday, Hearst Digital Media and MSN launched their new joint venture, Delish (and with a name like that, how could it be bad). It's a food hub, along similar lines as Serious Eats (without all the cool brand-name bloggers) and Epicurious (minus the connection to Gourmet). Right now they're focusing on fall, with rotating billboards tempting readers with features about autumn apples, school lunches and tips on how to avoid cooking disasters (okay, not so fall-ish). Their recipe archive is terrific, chock full of dishes from the Hearst Magazine stable of publications. This means that if you're looking for a recipe that was printed in Good Housekeeping, you've got an excellent new resource.
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9-24-2008 @4:25PM Stephen said... thanks for the link will have a good look see.
http://crapkitchen.blogspot.com/
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