Peter A wrote:
> In article <NbjFi.1092$Af1.806@trnddc06>,
> says...
>> The replies to questions are often the best recipes especially
>> since there is a good possibility that the respondent has
>> actually tried the recipe.
>>
>
> This may surprise you and others, but there was an awful lot of great
> food in the world before the internet.
Kudos, Peter! I have tried a few recipes folks have posted here, but it's
*extremely* doubtful I'd consult rfr. Likewise, I've rarely relied on
"google" (or whatever the search engine du jour was at the time) to find a
recipe. That's what cookbooks are for

If I really enjoy something in a
restaurant I often set out to to re-create it at home. I may ask for
opinions here, but it certainly doesn't require the Internet or Usenet.
Just a decent palette, the right ingredients and a little trial & error
Jill