Site of the Day for Tuesday, February 2, 2016
What's Cooking Good Looking
Today's site, a notable food blog from a professional chef, offers a stylish
presentation with a natural foods orientation. Gentle Subscribers will discover
healthy recipes to inspire and motivate everyone to eat more wholesome foods.
"I'm a natural foods chef and lover of healthy, wholesome, and tasty foods that
have the power to make us look good from the inside out. ... What's Cooking
Good Looking is all about the food that is good for us, tastes amazing, and
makes us feel good from the inside out. Every recipe featured here uses whole,
natural ingredients that are proven to have super-power effects on your health
and appearance."- from the website
Created by an accomplished photographer and dedicated cook, this engaging food
blog is devoted to healthy eating. With striking photography, adventurous
dishes, and wonderfully descriptive recipe titles, the blog stands apart from
most of its kind. In the Recipes section can be found the standard categories
of Soups, Snacks, and Desserts among others, many with a subtle notation -- "v"
[vegetarian] and "gf" -- [gluten free]. Eye-catching images grace the
straightforward recipe index with a mouseover revealing delights such as Dark
Chocolate Mandarin Mousse Pie with a Gingerbread Crust and Coconut Whip, for
example. Currently featured on the homepage are Savory Oatmeal with Roasted
Butternut Squash and Sage and Walnut Pesto, along with White Bean Fennel Seed
Lemon Soup with Crispy Brussels Sprout Leaves. Detailed articles and numerous
photos accompany the dishes.
Stride to the site for appealing and healthy recipes at:
http://www.whatscookinggoodlooking.com/
A.M. Holm
Comments? Suggestions? amholm@xxxxxxxxxxx
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