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CHOW breaks down food and cooking without the technical jargon, making it a great place for people who love eating, plain and simple.
If you love to eat and if you love food, you’re not quite complete without a visit to Epicurious. Mushroom soup with hazelnut gremolata? Yum!
A crew of contributors dishes out recipes, nationwide restaurant news, and lively discussion on a site that is serious — but not too serious — about food.
One of the internet's most complete and interactive recipe databases, Allrecipes.com features a vast amount of recipes, as well as videos and a recipe exchange forum.
Stuff your face with the Food Section, an urbane collection of food-related news, products, events, and recipes.
Like a glass of wine that complements an already fabulous meal, the Food & Wine website enhances an already well-respected magazine.
A destination for every foodie, with recipes from all over the world from a food critic who has penned nine cookbooks.
Foodista is a user-generated cooking encyclopedia for everything you could possibly want to know about ingredients, recipes, tools, and techniques.
At Cooking.com, your cooking obsession will be stoked with all the cooking gear you’d ever want or need.
Local Harvest is a valuable resource for people interested in the "buy local" movement — or people who just want good, fresh food.
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CHOW breaks down food and cooking without the technical jargon, making it a great place for people who love eating, plain and simple.
If you love to eat and if you love food, you’re not quite complete without a visit to Epicurious. Mushroom soup with hazelnut gremolata? Yum!
A crew of contributors dishes out recipes, nationwide restaurant news, and lively discussion on a site that is serious — but not too serious — about food.
One of the internet's most complete and interactive recipe databases, Allrecipes.com features a vast amount of recipes, as well as videos and a recipe exchange forum.
Stuff your face with the Food Section, an urbane collection of food-related news, products, events, and recipes.
Like a glass of wine that complements an already fabulous meal, the Food & Wine website enhances an already well-respected magazine.
A destination for every foodie, with recipes from all over the world from a food critic who has penned nine cookbooks.
Foodista is a user-generated cooking encyclopedia for everything you could possibly want to know about ingredients, recipes, tools, and techniques.
At Cooking.com, your cooking obsession will be stoked with all the cooking gear you’d ever want or need.
Local Harvest is a valuable resource for people interested in the "buy local" movement — or people who just want good, fresh food.
Don’t know to keep your food safe? Never fear — with StillTasty's help, your salmonella scare days are over.
Listen up! The Splendid Table is the website counterpart to a public radio series that’s worth a few bites — or sound bites.
Home of the renowned Zagat Survey, the Zagat site offers user-submitted restaurant reviews, as well as city-specific restaurant blogs and lively discussion boards.
For the foodie who has everything: Foodzie offers unique artisan food products from a large variety of small shops.
One woman’s struggle to use all of her cookbooks — which keep growing in number — led to this award-winning food site.
Good grub without leaving home: GrubHub shows you restaurants that deliver, provides menus, and takes your order, free of charge.
If you’re enthralled by French cuisine, hit this site for David Lebovitz's recipes and advice for dining in Paris.
What you get when you take the network out of the food: easy access to the Food Network's database of recipes and videos. \
Taking “you are what you eat” to a new level, Culinate's recipes, blogs, and articles make it a top banana among food sites.
The official source for news and advice from “Naked Chef” Jamie Oliver, as well as a lively discussion forum and a recipe blog.
Part game, part guide: Foodspotting invites you to seek out and share the best dishes at your favorite restaurants.
Eater is the first source for restaurant news, gossip, and promotions in New York, Los Angeles, and San Francisco.
With The Eat Well Guide, a directory for locally grown food and eco-conscious establishments, the green movement is officially on the table.
NutritionData is a comprehensive and helpful website that takes the guesswork out of healthy eating. A click a day might keep the doctor away.
The foodies behind Crash Test Kitchen film their culinary experiments and post them online with the original recipes, including bloopers and mistakes.
Does the word—chocolate—make your mouth water? Sure it does. Chocolate’s never been so convenient, or delicious.
Slow Food is not about eating slowly; it's about understanding the origins of the food on your plate and how it affects the world.
A new seed has sprouted in the food blog community. With video clips that focus on street vendors, VendrTV makes curbside cuisine look chic.
Experiment with making your own delicious wine and oversee the process, all without leaving the comfort of your computer chair.
A manifesto for unpretentious wine lovers who are more interested in the wine than in the "wine lifestyle."
Chocolate and zucchini may not seem like the most appetizing combination, but it perfectly describes this site's delicious mixture of healthy and sweet food.
Offering everything from chicken to wild boar, D’Artagnan is the web’s best shopping spot for the adventurous carnivore.
She’s not Emeril, but she puts the “BAM!” in “It’s BAMboozling how someone with no formal training can have such a great food blog.”
Informative site with history, recipes, and links about molecular gastronomy, which brings together food and science.
A top-notch vegetarian- and vegan-friendly website, Veg Cooking has a lot of meat to it.
This playful and inventive cooking blog teaches you how to live high on the hog without mincing your now-tender budget.
Look and Taste is like a cooking channel that you control, featuring over 200 recipe videos from its own head chef.
Anyone who lives and breathes (and, yes, drinks) fine wines will love the selection at Twenty Twenty.
Two brothers (and true beer advocates) started this website, but it is the readers who really contribute to and power it.
Climb on The Pioneer Woman's covered wagon for hilarious anecdotes, luscious photographs, and step-by-step instructions for preparing mouthwatering meals.
Offering delectable scanned images of sandwiches, Scanwiches is a site designed to feed both your mind and your stomach.
When you need a comfort-food fix, head to this blog to get your fill of tasty Texan recipes and great anecdotes.
These meat lovers have a beef with mass production: Heritage Foods USA shows carnivores how to have their meat and eat it, too.
Written by a political scientist who knows his wine, Dr. Vino offers a unique perspective on wine's role in the world.
This online database features recipes from professional chefs like Mario Batali and Nigella Lawson, filterable by categories including chef, ingredient, and cuisine.
For anyone with any doubts about eating meat, this site provides plenty of good reasons to go vegetarian.
One of the web’s premier food blogs, Chez Pim chronicles Pim Techamuanvivit’s travels, gastronomic adventures, and culinary experiments.
Check out Orangette if you like to try new foods or if you’re a fan of the blogger’s monthly Bon Appétit column.
With links to environmentally and socially conscious websites and databases, Sustainable Table makes it easy to practice careful consumption.
The Amateur Gourmet is an appealing food blog that entices visitors with a smooth blend of humor and knowledge.
An organized resource for information on why and how to buy some of the world’s best knives for cooking, hunting, and fishing.
Let Peapod bring that pint of Ben & Jerry’s (and other groceries) right to your door, right when you want it.
A grassroots and increasingly international movement advocating a responsible way of eating and sourcing food that demonstrates commitment to the community.
The recipes alone are reason enough to follow Deb Perelman's blog, but one glance at her photos and you'll be smitten.
The Kitchn nourishes the home cook with high-quality photography, sophisticated layout, and an astonishing amount and variety of posts.
Looking to mix up your menus? Enter Closet Cooking, a blog for those in search of unusual combinations and bold flavors.
Mark Pascal and Francis Schott, two of New Jersey’s favorite foodies, bring humor and expertise to their radio show about food and wine.
The web’s largest and most continually updated vegetarian restaurant guide, Happy Cow also provides social networking and lifestyle advice for vegetarians.
The James Beard Foundation is dedicated to preserving American culinary heritage through scholarships and events that raise awareness about the importance of food in our lives.
If you are serious about home cooking, check out Chef’s Resource for an extensive selection of professional cookware.
Keep this daily e-mail away from your spam filter! Tasting Table makes sure you’re digesting all the important news about the dining industry.
Simply put, Simply Recipes is a family-run blog featuring recipes that have been tested and perfected over the years.
Jessica's Biscuit is the Amazon of cookbook stores, with a cookbook for every type of food you could imagine.
A social networking website for food enthusiasts and cooks: upload and collect recipes to form your own virtual recipe box.
Turning up the heat on the country’s food policies, OCA combines cuisine and politics without leaving a bitter taste in your mouth.
If you’ve got a sweet tooth and are handy in the kitchen, hit this blog for some delicious (and delicious-looking) pastry recipes.
With the passion of true paisans, the folks at Gustiamo bring the best of Italian cuisine right to your door. Mangiare bene!
Get a taste of Asia way beyond your typical takeout. There’s no fortune cookie, but you'll feel lucky to have found this blog.
Discover a true passion for Italian cooking at a specialty shop that has been at it since 1919.
Create an online presence for your restaurant with LetsEat, which will help you build a delectable website for your customers to feast their eyes on.
Eating in? Eating out? Search engine FoodieView sorts through hundreds of food-related websites, tosses out the bad apples, and serves us what we want.
Foodgoat is an entertaining blog documenting one family's life as it relates (or barely relates) to food.
Wine critic Thor Iverson believes critics should critique, and his blog exemplifies his no-holds-barred approach to wine writing.
Essentially a giant wine auction on the web, WineBid is a great resource if you are looking to start or add to a wine collection.
Have groceries delivered straight to your door with FreshDirect, the web’s most convenient source for groceries in the New York City area.
The most comprehensive fan site for Michelin-starred hot-headed chef Gordon Ramsay, with information, recipes, and customized t-shirts.
The Foaming Head offers information for anyone interested in American craft breweries, with a focus on those in New York.
A non-profit think tank dedicated to food issues, Oldways is turning the food pyramid as we know it on its head.
Lunch in a Box is a helpful site with healthy tips and creative advice on creating your own Japanese-style bento box lunch.
A well-maintained blog that combines the joys of travel and food, featuring personal thoughts, memories, and recipes inspired by various regions.
Italian Wine Merchants is a one-stop shop for the wine connoisseur who wants an experience as rare as a bottle from prominent wine collector Hardy Rodenstock.
We Like It Raw includes advice, features, and video recipes on how to successfully stick to a healthy, raw-foods-based diet.
Bite into the Big Apple with the web’s most comprehensive site for New York restaurant listings, reviews, blogs, and features.
Got a hangover? AlcoholContents.com offers detailed percentage and proof information on a variety of alcoholic beverages that may help you say no to that extra gin and tonic.
This blog is about local beer and the people who enjoy it, edited by a self-described Generation X-er.
Wine-Searcher is an extensive search engine for wines around the world, sure to make a connoisseur out of anyone.
You don't have to be British to appreciate the BBC’s food site, which features content and recipes from their food programs and food events.
KitchenBug features recipes created and tested by its members, with handy cooking instructions and a networking feature that allows users to interact and swap advice.
Eating pasture-raised and organic food is good for you, the farmer, and the environment. Eatwild is an essential resource for organic eating.
A champion of ocean conservation, the Seafood Watch program at the Monterey Bay Aquarium is a wellspring of information.
Are you constantly counting calories? CalorieKing offers information, tips, and concrete solutions for weight loss and diet control.
One of the internet’s top sources of non-mainstream wine writing, Vinography provides down-to-earth information about your favorite drink.
A food blog that chronicles the lunch and snack adventures of two Manhattan architects through pictures and witty commentary.
Don’t just eat; help spread the word about the art of cooking, eating, drinking, and everything else food-related.
Food Network chef Alton Brown's website is the digital home for everything from his recipe books to extensive food advice and know-how.
Tripleseat, like an ideal hostess, makes communication and organization easy for professionals in the restaurant or event planning industries.
Smoked meat is manly — and delicious. Learn everything you need to know at Smoker-Cooking.com and become the envy of every guy on the block.
Aged beer can be as good as any aged wine—this entertaining blog teaches you how to build up your beer cellar.
An excellent, well-maintained yet totally unpretentious wine blog featuring a wide variety of different wines from across the globe, all for under 20 bucks.
Extensive website dedicated to following up on restaurants featured on Gordon Ramsay’s TV show “Kitchen Nightmares,” with the goal of determining how helpful Ramsay really is.
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We Like It Raw includes advice, features, and video recipes on how to successfully stick to a healthy, raw-foods-based diet.
Looking to mix up your menus? Enter Closet Cooking, a blog for those in search of unusual combinations and bold flavors.
Written by a political scientist who knows his wine, Dr. Vino offers a unique perspective on wine's role in the world.
NutritionData is a comprehensive and helpful website that takes the guesswork out of healthy eating. A click a day might keep the doctor away.
If you love to eat and if you love food, you’re not quite complete without a visit to Epicurious. Mushroom soup with hazelnut gremolata? Yum!
Smoked meat is manly — and delicious. Learn everything you need to know at Smoker-Cooking.com and become the envy of every guy on the block.
The recipes alone are reason enough to follow Deb Perelman's blog, but one glance at her photos and you'll be smitten.
Like a glass of wine that complements an already fabulous meal, the Food & Wine website enhances an already well-respected magazine.
Mark Pascal and Francis Schott, two of New Jersey’s favorite foodies, bring humor and expertise to their radio show about food and wine.
Tripleseat, like an ideal hostess, makes communication and organization easy for professionals in the restaurant or event planning industries.
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If you love to eat and if you love food, you’re not quite complete without a visit to Epicurious. Mushroom soup with hazelnut gremolata? Yum!
CHOW breaks down food and cooking without the technical jargon, making it a great place for people who love eating, plain and simple.
Foodista is a user-generated cooking encyclopedia for everything you could possibly want to know about ingredients, recipes, tools, and techniques.
At Cooking.com, your cooking obsession will be stoked with all the cooking gear you’d ever want or need.
Does the word—chocolate—make your mouth water? Sure it does. Chocolate’s never been so convenient, or delicious.
A destination for every foodie, with recipes from all over the world from a food critic who has penned nine cookbooks.
Let Peapod bring that pint of Ben & Jerry’s (and other groceries) right to your door, right when you want it.
Like a glass of wine that complements an already fabulous meal, the Food & Wine website enhances an already well-respected magazine.
One of the internet's most complete and interactive recipe databases, Allrecipes.com features a vast amount of recipes, as well as videos and a recipe exchange forum.
Local Harvest is a valuable resource for people interested in the "buy local" movement — or people who just want good, fresh food.
