"FERRANTE" > wrote in message
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> I was looking for a recipe which I had stored in an old index card
> recipe box and was thinking how long it had been since I looked in it
> last time. While I do still tear out recipes from magazines, I seldom
> use cookbooks anymore, opting for Internet recipe sites where I have
> created recipes "boxes" on those sites.
>
> Do you find yourself referring less to your cookbooks, recipe boxes
> and mainly using the Internet?
>
> Mark
Still use them all, but I've shifted from cookbooks to the internet. It was
20/80 and is now 80/20. Mostly, if I want to make a particular meal or what
to do with a new veggie I want to try I do a search and get some ideas, then
do what I want. I do keep an extensive file of recipes but instead of t
ping from a book, it is probably copy and paste from a web site now. The
rare printed recipe I want is scanned and then OCR does the rest.