http://blog.thecrochetdude.comQuick Blogcasthttp://blog.thecrochetdude.com/2010/02/22/the-food-dude.aspx#comment-2899891Oh yes! Joy of Cooking is also my favorite, because it actually explains WHY you have to do certain things instead of just ordering you to do them. BUT. Why is it that when I open it up (and it has, what, eleventy-thousand pages in it?), it inevitably falls open to the page about how to skin a squirrel with your boot? <br /><br />GROSS.Kelli2010-03-11T02:04:43Zhttp://blog.thecrochetdude.com/2010/02/22/the-food-dude.aspx#comment-2897166Wow. You were very lucky to have a mom like you did. There really is no substitute for learning from a good cook, especially when you live with them and can watch and learn daily.Samantha2010-03-10T03:10:38Zhttp://blog.thecrochetdude.com/2009/02/02/book-review-ecocraft-by-susan-wasinger.aspx#comment-2896545This is a great review! The book sounds like it contains a lot of great/fun craft and gift ideas. Thanks!Large Print Books2010-03-09T22:39:21Zhttp://blog.thecrochetdude.com/2008/03/05/frank-lloyd-wright-inspired.aspx#comment-2894636Thanks for this read mate. Well, this is my first visit to your blog! But I admire the precious time and effort you put into it, especially into interesting articles you share here!flex chat2010-03-09T09:16:11Zhttp://blog.thecrochetdude.com/2010/01/14/arctic-lace.aspx#comment-2872202<p>Thanks for this from all of our friends and sponsors</p> <p><a href="http://paydayloandirectlender.com/">Payday Loans Direct Lender</a> | <a href="http://www.asseenontvus.com/">as seen on tv</a> | <a href="http://www.submitserve.com">Directory Submission</a> | <a href="http://www.projectweb.gr/web-services/search-engine-optimization-seo/">seo services</a> | <a href="http://www.myfacilitiesmanagementjobs.co.uk">Facilities Management Jobs</a> | <a href="http://www.growingtallertips.net">how to grow taller</a> | <a href="http://hostwisely.com">web hosting reviews</a></p>mac data recovery2010-03-02T09:12:51Zhttp://blog.thecrochetdude.com/2008/03/11/here-i-am.aspx#comment-2870833Love Your three new projects. They are oh so beautiful. Now the trick is to find the perfect yarn. You really created some winners. It looks very peaceful and serene where you live by the sea. I love our pictures,especially your cat. Relax and create some more beauties for all of us to try.Mary2010-03-01T22:40:51Zhttp://blog.thecrochetdude.com/2010/02/22/the-food-dude.aspx#comment-2867747It's fun getting to know you better! I need to start cooking more--you are now my cooking inspiration as well as my crafty one!Linda Augsburg2010-02-28T17:55:36Zhttp://blog.thecrochetdude.com/2009/04/23/king-of-san-antonio.aspx#comment-2867154I wish i could go there and experience everything San Antonio has to offer. Nice pics though.IRS Tax Attorney2010-02-28T12:30:14Zhttp://blog.thecrochetdude.com/2010/02/22/the-food-dude.aspx#comment-2862373I find it interesting how many crafty people (myself included) love to cook. I consider it just another art form. Combining compatible (edible) elements in new, surprising, eye-appealing ways = the craft of cooking.<br /><br />Love the idea of a cookbook combined with some kitchen-themed crochet patterns!Eileen2010-02-26T13:35:07Zhttp://blog.thecrochetdude.com/2010/02/22/the-food-dude.aspx#comment-2859948Drew! I love Diet for a Small Planet. The minestrone recipe is amazing and I love Betty the Peacenik's Gingerbread too. I've made more recipes from this book but those two are my all time favorites. <br /><br />A great whole foods/vegetarian cookbook is Laurel's Kitchen.Melissa2010-02-25T16:47:28Z