Chef Martin Yan is best known for his TV Show Yan Can Cook. If you’ve ever seen it, you’ll remember Yan for his high-energy performances backed by a thick accent and a happy-go-lucky attitude. Now, … Read more →
We all know how bad fast food is for us. We also know how good things can look on TV even if they don’t look good in real life. In that spirit, a website out … Read more →
Who says computer geeks can’t cook? Lifehacker.com is one of my daily reads (as it is for most every other professional in the technology sector). Every once in a blue moon, they drop something cooking … Read more →
This has the potential to break my heart. I, along with every other foodie in ATL, love Holeman & Finch, that über cool English pub in Peachtree Hills. Well, according to his own facebook status, … Read more →
Foodista is back in the news again. Last time I checked in, I wasn’t optimistic about the idea of a recipe wiki. However, a lot has happened in the past few months – but nothing … Read more →
Oh Yelp! … how I do have mixed feelings about you. I dabble over there and find the site useful (if used with care). Backed by a staunch and dedicated user base, Yelp has exploded … Read more →
Well isn’t this just great! Just the other day, I was talking with a friend about how long various types of food lasts. Today, I hear about StillTasty.com. The site helps visitors to determine how … Read more →
Perhaps my quest for a camera is misguided. Apparently … a scanner works just fine on your food … errr … or so says scanwiches.com. Surely this violates health code! That would be an “Eggplant … Read more →
AtlantaCuisine.com has had a handful of problems with the aforementioned upgrade to their website. For a few days, the new layout was up and running; but, the forums were down. Now, the old layout is … Read more →
Atlanta Cuisine is one of my favorite local publications. Each month, Tom Maicon and his gang put together a fine collection of articles. In the past, Tom has admitted that their branding is somewhat dated. … Read more →