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This is another great website that is full of amazing recipes. Just like the other site I posted you can search anything. This site also has shows that you can watch and chefs you can read about. Great site to find more recipes from.

I used this source to help me get ideas for hard candy recipes, particularly older styles of hard candy like lollipops and barley sugar candy, so that I could try making some new types of candy. The author talks not only about the recipe, but about the crucial steps that you have to take to make the candy come out the way that you want it to. I did not see anything like this on most of the other recipes that I looked at. I would highly recommend this to someone who has cooked candy before. I would recommend having practice in the art of cooking candy before attempting any of these recipes.

Easy restaurant recipes: Have a family night out right at home with our homemade versions of your restaurant favorites. You can search the for the dessert section.

This is an amazing site with so many recipes. anywhere between breakfast, to lunch, dinner, desserts, snack, vegetarian and so much more. You can do an advanced search where you can choose the main ingredient, or you can exclude specific ingredients depending on one's dietary needs. This is such a great source and I recommend this to anyone who has a love for cooking or baking.

This is the all recipes site but in french. This could be useful if you enjoy cooking and learning new languages at the same time.

This cookbook contains many wonderful recipes, as well as commentary on Nepali life and eating culture. It was essential for me upon arriving home from Nepal, as I wanted to cook the foods I had been eating over there but did not having many recipes. It also translates many common ingredient names from Nepali into English, which was very helpful.

This site contains many recipes for those looking for a healthier lifestyle. It contains vegan, vegetarian and low-calorie recipes for baking and cooking. It is updated often and is easy to browse.

This blog contains many specific pastry and baking recipes, though the blog contains other material alongside these recipes and instructions.

This has to be one of my favorite baking sites. I'm so intrigued by the recipes; I've probably looked through them all at least five times by now. If you're looking for something sweet and out of the box to make, I'd suggest this blog. It has both complicated and beginner recipes, so it's perfect for just about anyone!

This part of the website talks about healthy living, anything from exercising to eating plans, recipes, to facts on nutrition.This site also has a great section about vegan diets. I recommend this for someone who is really into nutrition.

I've been using this website for weeks and I'm obsessed. She has great recipes for just about any type of bakers. There are chocolate covered everythings, "skinny" versions of previously sinful treats, quick-baking methods, even vegan recipes. I absolutely love this website, even if it does make me feel so hungry after reading it.

Waxed canvas has been used for centuries as a waterproof material. This is an Easy to follow Tutorial on how to make the wax and apply it. Overall a great recipe, but I don't know if I'd use turpentine...would you?

This site has a bunch of great recipes, including a few generalizations about the food and it's role in the culture of Nepal. Don't visit if you are hungry unless you plan to make everything!

I was introduced to this website when I began my Human Development final project on aromatherapy. This site is the best one that I have come across throughout all of my research; it is very organized and there is just so much information. The main headers are aromatherapy articles, aromatherapy recipes, carrier oil profiles, essential oil profiles, hydrosol profiles and aromatherapy books. The purpose of this article is to give you information about what essential oils are and how to use them. I think that this is an amazing source; it starts at the very basics and becomes more complex as you continue. Not only does it tell you about a bunch of oils and their health benefits but it shows you how to make your own aromatherapy recipes. The aromatherapy web is definitely accurate because there are a bunch of people who work on it and I'm sure that they would correct each other if anyone made a mistake. I would recommend this source to anyone who wants to research aromatherapy or who wants to try it. Because this website was so organized it was easy for me to answer my questions. This site helped me to expand my knowledge on aromatherapy and think about all the natural ways of healing.

This site offers a large variety of woodworking recipes for a very low cost. It gives me ideas and designs to work on with no design required prior. It gives me the ability to go into the shop whenever I want and work on a project. This source is definitely a helpful one due to its low cost and bountiful. It sells complete recipes with cost ranging from $1 to $50, a fair price for allowing to skip the day long planning period of projects. Compared to other sources this one rates fairly average and does not necessarily wow me. I would recommend this to anyone looking to do woodworking, but doesn't like sketching models and plans. In conclusion I will use this source to get cheap plans for small work projects and slow days. It didn't really effect my learning but it certainly gave me a good amount of resources.

I just discovered this blog today and have found it very helpful. I'm fascinated by alternative cooking techniques, and how the whole chemistry of food can still work when on a vegan diet. I especially admire her dessert recipes. This blog shows that being a vegan doesn't have to stop you from indulging in yummy treats and comfort foods once in a while!

This is a book I own containing many answers to issues in both baking and cooking. It answers questions about common ingredients and how they affect certain recipes. It recommends the best solutions to common and uncommon issues alike. It has answered every question I've had and has helped me solve many issues when making pastries.

While I don't agree with all her cooking methods and ideas, I've used a few of her recipes lately as kick-starts for mine, and it's great for people on trying to make sweet things healthier, or perhaps less animal-product based (which is what I was looking for)

This site contains many recipes and offers much supplies to create delicious pastries and dishes. There are also some instructional videos and a link to their blog, which is often updated.

Food Network has thousands of pastry and dessert recipes to look through. You can also shop online for many ingredients and tools.