Lost in the web site

[ecgrimes]

I've forgotten how to get to the page where you enter your pantry items, and up pop recipes including those items... Anyone remember where that is?

[ecgrimes]

Scratch that - found it!

[ctd1103]

Scratch that - found it!


do tell! where is it?

[Goin' Coastal]

do tell! where is it?


Yes, do tell!

[ecgrimes]

Not nearly as useful as I remember it being - this is for when you're in truly dire straits...

http://www.cookinglight.com/cooking/cs/resources/whitepage/0,15829,1083721,00.html

[ctd1103]

thank you!

[tyroleancutie]

Thanks for the Link - our fridge is pretty empty but I have so much frozen chicken I have to use. Maybe I find some ideas there.

[dorothyntototoo]

Per an article in the KC Star, Google offers the same feature.

What’s for dinner? Ask Google
By ANDREA SACHS - The Washington Post

"For more than a year, a package of Cambodian tapioca sticks sat in my pantry. Then one evening I Googled my noodles and ate them.

Google, the almighty Web search engine, is my encyclopedia, dictionary, shopping mart, even private investigator. So it seemed natural to type in “Cambodian tapioca noodles” and see what recipes Google could rustle up.

The concept behind Google cooking is basic: Plug in your ingredients and the word “recipes,” press Google search and wait for the results to pop up."

To see the entire article go to http://www.kansascity.com/mld/kansascity/living/food/13699648.htm