
I ran a survey last week to see how No Recipes could be improved, and a number of you wrote in saying I should go into more detail about the ingredients I use. I do often write about ingredients when I introduce them for the first time here, but it seems repetitive to talk about them with every post.
Today, I’m excited to announce the launch of a new blog called [No Recipes] Ingredients. Every post will follow roughly the same format, so you can use it as a reference for more obscure ingredients, or to learn more about ones you may already know. I plan to highlight 1 new ingredient each day filling you in on everything you need to know including: what it tastes like, when it’s in season, where to find it, and how to cook with it.
Also, I’ve setup a separate RSS feed for Ingredients, so if you want to keep up with the latest stuff in my kitchen, hook your reader up to that feed. Since it’s a separate blog, you won’t see the posts here, but look for this symbol (
) next to ingredients listed here and click through to learn more about them.
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What a great idea! Look forward to seeing it all!
That’s a great idea!
That’s a neat idea. Looking forward to your new posts.
So creative! Luv your new changes!
Hi Marc,
Congratulation with a new blog I have visit. Looking forward to read new posts soon.;)
Good idea Marc! There are miriad ingredients out there that are still strange to me. So, this site will help a lot.
Cheers,
Elra
I mean myriad, sorry for the spelling, he..he..he..
Great new site, Marc! And I like that you’re keeping a consistent look and feel. I’m hopping over there right now!
You are a busy guy!
Marc, great idea…refreshing and practical. I’m the process of moving blogs and I’m thinking of getting more in depth with Greek ingredients
Great idea Marc! It looks fantastic
Great post.
Awesome, Marc– will be adding it to my feeds
Fantastic idea! Congrats on the new site – I’ve already subscribed
i’ve realized that some people like to get the history and detail of things more than others – you’re pretty much giving the best of both worlds to your readers. great idea…
this is great! thank you
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