Now We're Cooking with Open Source
ROSE Blog: Rikki's Open Source Exchange
My offspring is unhappy with the uninspired menu at our house, but she's also a finicky little vegetarian who doesn't want to cook for herself. In fact, we just discussed this problem over dinner last night (at a local restaurant). Luckily, I ran across Lisa Hoover's update about the Open Source Food site, Feed Your Face At Open Source Food. If we can replace even one frozen pizza at our house with a new recipe, it would be a good start. Food and fabulous photos? Fantastic!
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Mmmmm, food.
I know what you mean. I've got three picky eaters of my own and I'm hoping maybe this site will goose them into trying a few new things. (Yeah, and then I woke up.