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I generally use https://www.taste.com.au https://www.taste.com.au. No bullshit prologue about how a distant relative used to make the recipe in question. Just a
by mitemte 2y ago
I generally use https://www.taste.com.au https://www.taste.com.au. No bullshit prologue about how a distant relative used to make the recipe in question. Just and overview, photo ingredients and steps. Everything else is secondary and usually worthless.
- justinclift 2y agoHmmm. First one I clicked from their home page: https://www.taste.com.au/baking/galleries/autumn-cakes/p6d5xqtd https://www.taste.com.au/baking/galleries/autumn-cakes/p6d5x... > When the weather starts to finally cool down and the evenings ... Just No.
- olddustytrail 2y agoThat's not a recipe, it's a short intro to a list of recipes. Just Learn To Read.
- michaelmrose 2y ago"Just Learn To Read" adds nothing to the sentence that precedes it. The point was already made correctly and well. You should avoid when possible starting a comment you want to actually be read with an insult or ending it with a snap. It degrades the quality of the conversation.
- olddustytrail 2y agoI really don't care.
- justinclift 2y ago> it's a [...] intro to a list of recipes That's exactly the point. It doesn't need to be there, doesn't add any value whatsoever, etc. ;)
- beretguy 2y agoWhy when i try to click that link it links me to tags.news.com.ua ? My dns filters are blocking it.