CyberKitchen is no The Joy of Cooking , but it's the best gateway to Internet recipes. Useful features are a glossary of cooking and vegetarian terms, an extensive FAQ, a weekly meal planner and grocery list maker, and links to further vegetarian information on the net. Visitors should start with the main page's recipe directory. In the latter section, the site makes good use of frames, keeping the recipe list visible while displaying the desired entry in a separate segment of the screen. Since recipes are added by visitors, quality and complexity vary, but the comments from others who have tried them can be helpful.
Searches result in a manageable collection of fairly sophisticated recipes.
Due to its scrolling Java news and larger graphics, this site may be slow, but it appears more professional than most food sites, a cousin of glossy print magazines. This online cooking magazine includes more than 4500 untested recipes in its recipe exchange, and its archives are searchable by title keyword, ingredient, broad type, and ethnic cuisine. Recipes and other site features are also browsable through a fairly specific A-Z index. Searches will generally return huge numbers of recipes, which are submitted by site visitors. Each of these sites gives television recipes and show information, although some offer better detail.