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Old Man

Old Man

Old Man

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Been using this place for awhile now as it's free, but also has videos on how to make some of the dishes I am interested making; so thought it might be a nice idea to include the link here to see if there's something of interest here for you too.

http://allrecipes.com/

I tend to use a family cook book, which was handed down a couple of generations (hmmm when I do get around to cooking that is), but this site has come in handy from time to time.

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Any of you Pure Pwnage fans ought to remember Pro at Cooking with Dave :D


I've used Youtube for certain obscure stuff that doesn't work very well in words. I followed Gordon Ramsay's guide to jointing a chicken which is pretty good because there are close-ups of all the important bits:


I also followed a Youtube guide I found on how to prepare a whole pheasant, but I can't for the life of me remember which one it was :p
 
Allrecipes is my go-to website! Big database and lots of people leaving ratings/reviews.
Sometimes Youtube for guides/techniques, otherwise whatever comes up in Google.
BBC Good Food is a good site as well.

I have a few books but don't really use them! I've used some e-books for looking up slow cooker recipes.
 
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