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Internet Sites of Current Interest to Culinarians and Culinary Instructors

Some estimate (Perseus, 2005) that there are more than 30 million blogs hosted on the Internet today with more than 40,000 new blogs added each day (Baker & Green, 2005). Blog is a shortened term used to represent “Web log” (Chow, 2005). Essentially, blogs are Web postings by individuals. However, unlike Web site creation, that requires knowledge of HTML or a Web authoring program (e.g., Dream Weaver or Front Page), blogging necessitates only basic word-processing skills (Dysart, 2005). It is currently estimated that 7% of the adult population in the United States have created at least one blog (Raine, 2005). Most of these individuals host their blogs on blog-hosting Web sites. The leaders in the field (Perseus, 2005) include BlogSpot at http://www. blogger.com/start, LiveJournal at http://www.livejournal.com/, Xanga at http://www.xanga.com/, and MSN Spaces at http://spaces.msn.com/. Other blog-hosting sites that are gaining prominence are TypePad at