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14 May 09 Our Favorite 5 Things To Grill Summer 2009

Here at RecipeBridge.com we love to cook all sorts of great recipes. However, few things make us happier then wheeling out the grill and lighting something on fire in the name of dinner. Here are our picks for great things to cook on the grill this summer.

  1. What’s more fun then grilling things on a stick?
  2. Fruit of the Grill
  3. You Can Grill A Taco?
  4. Rack of Lamb
  5. The Ultimate Grilled Recipe- Bacon Explosion

Other Great Grilling Sites:  (whose recipes can be found by searching on RecipeBridge.com)

  1. Weber Grills
  2. BBQaddicts.com
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12 May 09 Houston Fox Affiliate Talks About RecipeBridge

A Houston FOX affiliate did a nice piece on us this morning, here’s link tot he full article and video:  RecipeBridge Fox Houston Article and Video

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06 May 09 Journal Sentinel Review's RecipeBridge.com

Milwaukee’s major newspaper the Journal Sentinel did a great review of our site in today’s food column.  Hopefully this helps more and more people find great recipes!  Here’s the article:

Milwaukeeans develop Dinner Search 2.0 – JSOnline

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06 May 09 Top Ten Cost-Conscious Beef Teriyaki Recipes

I derived this weeks top ten list from yesterday’s article on WSJ.com discussing how changes in the economy are driving people to cook at home more and be more creative.  The story discusses the case of Pam Frechette, a Connecticut mother of five who used the online cooking website AllRecipes to find a budget friendly alternative to going out for chinese food and prepared a great beef teriyaki and egg rolls dinner for her family saving $50.

In honor of Pam I thought I would put together a list of top recipes equaling low-cost Chinese alternatives.

  1. Easy Beef Teriyaki from Bakespace
  2. Teriyaki Beef and Lettuce Wraps from Better Homes and Garden
  3. 20 Minute Beef Teriyaki from Cooks.com
  4. Teriyaki Beef Stir-Fry from Cooking.com
  5. Orange Teriyaki Beef With Noodles from RecipeZaar
  6. Spicy Beef Teriyaki with Peppers and Onions from Meals Matter
  7. Miso Barbecue Beef W/Ginger Teriyaki from YumYum
  8. Teriyaki Beef With Peppers from Sainsbury
  9. Easy Beef Teriyaki from Campbells Kitchen
  10. Beef Teriyaki Rice from Uncle Ben’s

To Find Some Great Egg Roll Recipes Go To RecipeBridge.com

About RecipeBridge TopTen Lists:
RecipeBridge top ten lists are created by RecipeBridge authors from our index of 1.4+ million recipes from over 200 cooking websites and blogs.  The views expressed are the views of people that love to cook.

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03 May 09 RecipeBridge on ABC 2 Baltimore Hot on the Web

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17 Apr 09 Cooking For A Family On $5 Dollars A Meal

I was searching for more great recipes to add to RecipeBridge yesterday and came across this awesome site written by Erin Chase.  Erin has compiled a great guide on how to cook for a family on $5 a meal.  Great stuff!

Check her out: http://www.5dollardinners.com

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14 Apr 09 New York Foodie

I’m off to New York tonight to meet up with my business partner and RecipeBridge co-founder.  We’ve got an action packed schedule of meetings that should help us lock down our strategy for the months ahead.

If you’re out in CT or NY and have used the site, drop me an email and perhaps we can grab a coffee or two.

Cheers!

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07 Apr 09 Building a Recipe Search Engine Part 1

When we set out to build RecipeBridge our main goal was to help people (like ourselves) find great recipes to cook.  We found it important to show our users not only recipes from the big cooking sites; Epicurious, AllRecipes, FoodNetwork.com, but also many of the smaller sites.  Watch the video here.

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01 Apr 09 Finding Recipes by Entering Ingredients

The single most common response to the news of RecipeBridge.com is: “can I enter in a list of ingredients and find recipes?”  In doing research for the Bridge we found that many cooking websites alrady had this feature so why haven’t people picked up on it?

I think the answer comes from the fact that without a very large number of recipes a by-ingredient search is not very helpful.  It often returns very few results, or worse yet none.  RecipeBridge has the potential to provide users access to millions of great recipes by entering their ingredients and finding recipes.  Take a look at the demonstration, try it out for yourself here , and leave a comment letting me know what you thought.

Cheers!

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