Lefty
Yank
I thought this was worth sharing.
http://lifehacker.com/5453968/bing-adds-impressive-advanced-recipe-search-results
Microsoft's search engine Bing, ever at the ready to distinguish itself from other popular search engines, has added a feature-rich recipe search tool that makes finding recipes painless. Visit Bing.com and type in any ingredient: ground chuck, quinoa, kidney beans, bacon, you name it and Bing will comb through recipe sites to return results. Click on the Recipes link and you'll see a list of recipes which include the item you searched for. Every recipe has a picture, description, the name of the site where the recipe was found, and some easy visual guides like the rating that recipe has been given and whether or not the recipe is high or low in fat and calories.
On the sidebar you can drill down through the results by clicking on things like Cuisine (Vegetarian, Southern, etc.), Convenience (Quick/Easy, Make-Ahead, Kid-Friendly, etc.) and even things like which course it will be served in, for what occasion you're serving it, and what tools you want to use—pressure cooker? microwave?—to help you get the most out of the devices you have in your kitchen.
http://lifehacker.com/5453968/bing-adds-impressive-advanced-recipe-search-results
Microsoft's search engine Bing, ever at the ready to distinguish itself from other popular search engines, has added a feature-rich recipe search tool that makes finding recipes painless. Visit Bing.com and type in any ingredient: ground chuck, quinoa, kidney beans, bacon, you name it and Bing will comb through recipe sites to return results. Click on the Recipes link and you'll see a list of recipes which include the item you searched for. Every recipe has a picture, description, the name of the site where the recipe was found, and some easy visual guides like the rating that recipe has been given and whether or not the recipe is high or low in fat and calories.
On the sidebar you can drill down through the results by clicking on things like Cuisine (Vegetarian, Southern, etc.), Convenience (Quick/Easy, Make-Ahead, Kid-Friendly, etc.) and even things like which course it will be served in, for what occasion you're serving it, and what tools you want to use—pressure cooker? microwave?—to help you get the most out of the devices you have in your kitchen.
...I clicked on it and it took me straight to my site! Thanks Lefty...that's cool!