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		<title>By: Alex Yacoub</title>
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		<dc:creator>Alex Yacoub</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Fri, 08 Feb 2008 03:39:03 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>I very rarely plan ahead in the sense of figuring out what to make for a whole week.  However, sometimes I feel like making a certain dish or trying something new, and I&#039;ll plan around that when I grocery shop.

Epicurious, for the past few years, has been my go-to site for recipes.  If that does work, I&#039;ll hit up foodtv and then Google.  I also leaf through my Joy of Cooking for ideas every so often, and I&#039;ll go there first if I&#039;m looking for a really basic recipe.

My method for recipes is usually to find base recipes for what I&#039;m making and then work around that based on what I&#039;m looking for and what I have in the kitchen.  For example, when I was learning to make risotto, I read a bunch of recipes and settled on the basic proportions, and I made a plain risotto a couple times to figure it out.  Now, I basically use that recipe and tweak it everytime i make the dish.  When I want variations, I&#039;ll just make changes to the recipe based on what&#039;s in my kitchen, or I check Epicurious for ideas, but I usually just end up incorporating them into my own recipe instead of using the one on the site.  I try to do that for most everything I cook because I&#039;m more likely to get good results with recipes I know, and it just makes life easy for me.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I very rarely plan ahead in the sense of figuring out what to make for a whole week.  However, sometimes I feel like making a certain dish or trying something new, and I&#8217;ll plan around that when I grocery shop.</p>
<p>Epicurious, for the past few years, has been my go-to site for recipes.  If that does work, I&#8217;ll hit up foodtv and then Google.  I also leaf through my Joy of Cooking for ideas every so often, and I&#8217;ll go there first if I&#8217;m looking for a really basic recipe.</p>
<p>My method for recipes is usually to find base recipes for what I&#8217;m making and then work around that based on what I&#8217;m looking for and what I have in the kitchen.  For example, when I was learning to make risotto, I read a bunch of recipes and settled on the basic proportions, and I made a plain risotto a couple times to figure it out.  Now, I basically use that recipe and tweak it everytime i make the dish.  When I want variations, I&#8217;ll just make changes to the recipe based on what&#8217;s in my kitchen, or I check Epicurious for ideas, but I usually just end up incorporating them into my own recipe instead of using the one on the site.  I try to do that for most everything I cook because I&#8217;m more likely to get good results with recipes I know, and it just makes life easy for me.</p>
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