Indian Recipes
Indian Recipes (1 of 2) -- The following is a transcription of Somesh Rao's "The Graduate Student's Guide To Indian Recipes". Due to the length of the File it has been cut into two parts. As the original order in chapters was retained, the alphabetical Contents does not correspond directly with the order in the file. It would be best to paste the files together, giving you Somesh Rao's book as a whole.
Indian Recipes (2 of 2) -- Part Two of Somesh Rao's "The Graduate Student's Guide To Indian Recipes".
Ruchiskitchen.com -- Saraswat Infohub intends to provide its surfers with a lot of information under one umbrella and this site contains carefully selected recipes, which are rich, authentic, scrumptious, fascinating, delicious and exotic. Besides recipes it will provide you with a glossary of Indian food, useful kitchen
hints, the "armory" of the Indian kitchen, Indian festivals, Party Menus, Kids Stories, Weight Watchers Section and much more information which will enhance your knowledge.
The Complete Food Guide -- Sanjeevkapoor.com is a truly enormous web site, with many resources, not the least of which is recipes.
PPPindia -- A nice collection of South Indian recipes.
Bawarchi -- Recipes and more on this fairly large site.
Indiatastes.com -- A large site with a wealth of information, including recipes.
Ammas.com -- Navigating this site was slow on my connection, but there are over 35,000 recipes on the site as well as tips and advice.
Recipe Delights -- A nicely done site with plenty of recipes, tips, and more.
IndoLink -- A huge database of recipes.
Sunita's -- An extensive collection of recipes.
IndiaExpress.com -- An extensive list of recipes sorted by food type, or region.
InfoDiary.com -- Another nice collection of recipes.
HotDishes.com -- This one was difficult to classify. They have vegetarian, non-vegetarian, Indo-Chinese, Italian & American recipes as well, but Indian recipes seem to be their forte.
Chinese Recipes
Chinese Nice Food -- By Danzo, and while I normally try very hard to use good grammar on these pages (or at least the best I can manage) the author's own words are the best one's to place here: "please don't mind the wrong grammar there are, please also don't mind the web is written so simple, it is more important that you will like the recipes I wrote." [editors note: Just click "No" on the four meg download for Chinese character support, you won't need it to read the site in English, and as far as editing goes, I added two commas to help make his meaning clear. I just couldn't stand not to, but that's all I changed.]
Chinese Recipes -- A part of the Recipe Archive hosted by Carnegie Mellon's School of Computer Science.
mereChina -- Several pages of tasty looking recipes.
Stuart's Chinese -- A funny little page from Scotland, with a modest but popular list of recipes.
Chinese Recipes.co.uk -- A commercial site describing themselves as "A One Stop Chinese Shop and Online Magazine". Here's another one where the navigation is a little complex, but they seem to have plenty of recipes.
Taste of China -- This page is made possible by a very good Chinese cookbook written in English.
Chinese Cooking Class Cookbook By the editors of Consumer Guide published by Beekman House New York.
ChinaVista -- A great list of recipes from many provinces.
Chinapages -- I found less than fifty recipes here, but they're well presented.
Quick and Easy -- A short list of recipes, but an interesting page.
Chopstix.com -- All you'll find on the site is the Recipe of the Day, but they appear to have an interesting ezine for Chinese and Asian food enthusiasts.
Thai Recipes
Thai Cuisine -- As one's culture can be seen through a window of one's kitchen. Thai cuisine is clearly an inseparable part of Thai culture. The following not only describes common Thai recipes and cooking by Thai natives but also proudly shows Thai culture and heritage.
Bangkok Cuisine -- Within this site you will find tips on Thai cooking and an array of free Thai recipes.
Prapapun's Hobby Kitchen -- A modest collection of recipes, and an interesting website.
Vj's Cooking Corner -- Vajara Donavanik of the University of Baltimore offers this small collection of recipes, and if you'd like some mood music with dinner, here's his midi collection of
Thai Classical Music (really cool!)
Mexican Recipes
Ortega -- A division of the Nestle Corporation, has a nice list of Mexican recipes on this, their home site. There are links to other Nestle sites here too, but I didn't check them for recipes.
Mexican Recipes -- These are recipes translated into English and shared by Patricia Wriedt from Mexico City. Download all of Patricia's recipes in a single zipped file in Mastercook export format. You do not need Mastercook to use these recipes. They are in a plain text file.
Mexican Hot or Not -- All sorts of information about, and recipes for, Mexican food from Mexico Connect.
Authentic Mexican Recipes -- An ever-expanding library of authentic and traditional Mexican recipes from La Mejor.
Mexican Cuisine -- A very nice site from Mexico with a nice collection of recipes too.
Famous -- A short, but tasty looking list of Mexican recipes from the makers of Famous brand chili.
Mexico Online -- A very nice list of Authentic Mexican recipes that go far beyond tacos and enchiladas. Nice site.
International Cuisine
Clay's Kitchen -- This site has a terrific list of recipes in nine categories: Salsa, Thai, Vietnamese, Mexican, Chili, Peruvian, Cambodian, Morrocan, and Italian
Uwajimaya.com -- Chinese, Filipino, Indian, Indonesian, Japanese, Korean, Thai, Vietnamese and Hawaiian recipes. Very cool site!
Rumela.com -- American, Afghani, Italian, Indian, Chinese, Japanese, Mexican and Thai Recipes.
Caribbean Recipes -- A short list of recipes on this interesting page.
Here's an interesting collection from the Quinebaug Valley Community College in Danielson, Connecticut. The index page presents you with a log-in window, but you can navigate the site without logging in, so I've spared you the need to close the log-in window by providing direct links to the recipes. There are four nationalities represented in this modest collection.
German,
Mexican,
Italian, and
Asian Recipes.
Chef2Chef -- Over 280,000 recipes from all over the world.
aceZones -- African, American, Aian, European, and Mexican recipes, and lots of other resources too. This is a "biggie".
Slovenian Recipes -- A short but very interesting looking collection.
the Global Gourmet -- A very nice site with tips, advice, recipes, and interesting reading.
daawat.com -- Indian, Chinese, and Western recipes on this Indian site.
Sue's Recipe Server -- An extensive collection, covering almost fifty nations.
Sharon's Recipes -- A nice site from the UK with recipes from a half a dozen nations.
Asian Recipes -- A Wealth Of Info From Eastern Countries On Such Topics As Food Ingredients, Equipment, Herbs, Recipes, Main Dishes And Sauces. They've Even Got Herbal Remedies.
Asia Food -- Explore this online resource of Asian food terms and recipes from Charmaine Solomon's.
Flavors of the South -- Judy Howle created this site to celebrate her love of Chili Peppers. There are Mexican, Cajun, Italian, Chinese & Asian Recipes here. All contain peppers.
Lawrence Wheeler's -- Thai, Mexican, and Vegetarian recipes.
European Cuisine -- Navigation isn't the most user friendly I've seen, but there are plenty of recipes here.
El Mundo Hispano -- Recipes from the Spanish-Speaking World.
Dirla.com -- You'll have to scroll dwon to find them, but there are recipes here from several Central American countries.
Culturally Correct Papers -- American, Armenian, Chinese, French, Greek, Hungarian, Italian and Swedish Recipes.
Delicious India -- International, Vegetarian, Low Fat, and, of course, Indian recipes. A very nice site.
The Ultimate Cook -- A huge collection of recipes, and international recipes.
International Recipes -- The Recipe Archive, hosted by the Carnegie Mellon's School of Computer Science, appears several times in this collection, but that's because it's an awesome site, with lot's of resources. Here's a page with all sorts of international recipes on it.
