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Cooking with a Household Iron: Culinary Sites Offer Exciting New Features
We will always rely on old standbys like Chowhound, but there are plenty of new happenings on the cyber-epicurian scene lately. Roadfood, a concept launched by Jane and Michael Stern, focuses on truckstops, diners, and the independent restaurants that preserve regional American food. Roadfood.com, whose forums boast a faithful and active following, has just launched a new feature. (18/05) MoreKeyword(s) : Cast-iron, Culinary, Restaurant
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