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Using the Snickers phrase, "hungry, why wait?"
For all those of you who want something to eat whilst your spouse or parents have disappeared off somewhere, leaving you to fend for yourself then why not try a different recipe?
I was extremely bored in a Geman ICT lesson and we were using the BBC homepage, I managed to discover the site through there and it made my mouth water for a few minutes.
Anywhom, for all those who want to vary from the beans on toast or cereal staples this site offers recipes from various cultures and types of cuisine. Simply search by preference or type in a specific food and you're away.
The site is recipezaar.com ([URL]http://www.recipezaar.com[/URL])
So, if you want something a little different to eat tonight or simply want to laugh at the the amusing names of foreign foods, have a look-see.
For all those of you who want something to eat whilst your spouse or parents have disappeared off somewhere, leaving you to fend for yourself then why not try a different recipe?
I was extremely bored in a Geman ICT lesson and we were using the BBC homepage, I managed to discover the site through there and it made my mouth water for a few minutes.
Anywhom, for all those who want to vary from the beans on toast or cereal staples this site offers recipes from various cultures and types of cuisine. Simply search by preference or type in a specific food and you're away.
The site is recipezaar.com ([URL]http://www.recipezaar.com[/URL])
So, if you want something a little different to eat tonight or simply want to laugh at the the amusing names of foreign foods, have a look-see.
It certainly dwarfs my "Beyond Baked Beans" cookbook, anyway.
Saves having to buy Jamie's or Delia's books. Not that I would anyway.
Ooo, studenty brain is aroused.
Oops ;o)
Thanks for the heads-up, I'd added a 'ba'.
Thanks for the heads-up, I'd added a 'ba'.
Tomm wrote:
> It's just a blank page? Tasty!
> It's just a blank page? Tasty!
It's just a blank page? Tasty!
Using the Snickers phrase, "hungry, why wait?"
For all those of you who want something to eat whilst your spouse or parents have disappeared off somewhere, leaving you to fend for yourself then why not try a different recipe?
I was extremely bored in a Geman ICT lesson and we were using the BBC homepage, I managed to discover the site through there and it made my mouth water for a few minutes.
Anywhom, for all those who want to vary from the beans on toast or cereal staples this site offers recipes from various cultures and types of cuisine. Simply search by preference or type in a specific food and you're away.
The site is recipezaar.com ([URL]http://www.recipezaar.com[/URL])
So, if you want something a little different to eat tonight or simply want to laugh at the the amusing names of foreign foods, have a look-see.
For all those of you who want something to eat whilst your spouse or parents have disappeared off somewhere, leaving you to fend for yourself then why not try a different recipe?
I was extremely bored in a Geman ICT lesson and we were using the BBC homepage, I managed to discover the site through there and it made my mouth water for a few minutes.
Anywhom, for all those who want to vary from the beans on toast or cereal staples this site offers recipes from various cultures and types of cuisine. Simply search by preference or type in a specific food and you're away.
The site is recipezaar.com ([URL]http://www.recipezaar.com[/URL])
So, if you want something a little different to eat tonight or simply want to laugh at the the amusing names of foreign foods, have a look-see.