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What kind of cooking information and articles can I expect to find on a cooking site? Well, this site provides a long list of recipe categories, including; appetizers, breads, breakfasts, desserts, meat dishes, salads, sandwiches, seafood's, side dishes, soups, vegetarian dishes and a lot more!
In addition to a wide variety of recipes, Gourmandia. Ca has an array of features; from food articles, gardening, entertaining and culinary how-to & tips. And lastly, it offers something new to bring to the kitchen.

I expected a lot as I flick around its pages, I was contemplating that I would learn many new recipes and techniques in cookery, but then it was a letdown. As I watched the videos featured in this site, I feel so puzzled. I am so hard up in following the instructions; is it in English or French. Something is just missing; the layouts and presentations are a little gloomy. It made me feel like I just wasted my time browsing this website. I recommend that you add some design and presentation to be more engaging and update the site frequently.

This site appeals to the middling one because the layout is so simple yet easy to navigate. It has a timbre look that makes you feel well-informed.
The design and the colors of the images go together. Though, the only thing that could be changed with the links is the size and color of them. They are too small and do not stand out very much from the rest of the text. Try using bold colors with your links and perhaps add a little button graphics out of them.
But as I see it, I can tell that a lot of heart has gone into the creation of this site. Great job for everyone involved.

When it said everything-bread, it meant "Everything Bread". They've got a lot, a bunch, a handful of stuffs and it's all about bread! (Well, except for the advertisements.)
This site is perfect for project makers/students who have assignments or simply for people who are quite interested or greatly in love with one of the foods that has been a part of people's existence since an early time. They've got information about history, culture difference, importance, composition, culinary uses, and types of bread. They also have a simple game and, of course: Bread Recipes. Checking out their bread recipes directs you to gourmetrecipe.com which is a great food website. This makes browsing their website even better because it separates concentration on information and recipes yet give you great contents on both.

The design is typical- but like what most people notice, it is a bit too bland. You should consider adding more colors and graphics to the site to liven it up a bit. Perhaps have some kind of animation on the page, maybe the site logo!

Taking chance in having a look at this site, I noticed that the videos and some images are not loading. At first I thought those are just spaces but after reloading it for a couple of times a video appeared. But then looking on the bright side, it is easy to navigate. The sitemap is also an excellent idea for this site. All in all, this site is okay but there is still room for improvement.

If you love cooking as much as I do, you probably love recipes site too. Imagine my excitement when my friend recommended this site? Very easy to navigate and understand, you don't need to be a pro!
Recipe videos are shown and featured here, they even dub it if they see fit. All things considered, this site is heaven sent!

Meat is understood as the primary source of energy in a meal for a person (maybe except for vegetarians). That concept is well-explained in this website. The importance of meat that has been broadly defined here can act as a gateway for researchers towards a better understanding. Though everyone can define meat in any way, a deeper explanation can be explored within this site. For those who want to learn how to cook meat in different ways, allthemeat.com is best one I can recommend for them.