The GourmetSpot has links to all sorts of food related sites.
The Kitchen Link has a large set of links as well as recipes and other food related content.
Epicurious "...The single best food and drink site on the Internet..."
The American Test Kitchen tests all kinds of household stuff. Site also has recipes that have been found to be the best tasting.
The Internet Chef "Dedicated to the worship of food, the iChef is every cook's dream with features, tips, hints (what do you do with a curled lamb chop?)and nearly 30,000 recipes." Includes searchable database of recipes.
The National Food Safety Database has everything you'd want to know about food safety including current alerts concerning contaminated foods.
Cooking.com has extensive selection of bakeware, cookbooks, cutlery, etc.
101 Cookbooks has recipes, news, articles, and a blog.
Fine Cooking associated with the magazine of the same name. Site has a lot of info on techniques and tips. Also has short movies.
Cooking By Numbers has recipes that utilize the ingredients that you have on hand. You enter the stuff that you have available and you are presented with appropriate recipes.
Fleischmann's Yeast has info related to bread making including recipes for bread machines.
The Iron Chef - helps you keep tabs on the Iron Chef - find out what he's been up to.
French Fries what are they, how to make 'em, how to season 'em, etc.
The Inquisitive Cook is a marriage of the culinary arts and science. This site xplains the chemical ins and outs of dairy, bread, fruits, meats, and, most importantly, chocolate. (Did you know that white chocolate has no caffeine?)
Cookie Recipes lets you search by ingredient or check out the top ten recipes for the week.
Top Secret Recipes, as in Big Mac secret sauce or meatloaf from Boston Market.
Copycat Recipe Central has links to hundreds of 'secret' recipes for your favorite foods like Ben and Jerry's Ice Cream or Oreo's.
104 Things to do with Bananas is all things banana. Fried, baked, broiled, and casseroled. If you have a banana and you don't know what to do with it, visit this site.
Digital Chef "Maintained by the Culinary Institute of America (St. Helena, California), the site's features include Everyday Kitchen, offering quick recipes; Chef's Galleries, featuring the favorite recipes of America's top chefs; and the Marketplace, selling gourmet foods and wines from Napa Valley's Dean & Deluca.."
Food Finder is a database of fastfood facts including calories, and other nutritional information.
Global Gourment has reviews of cookbooks, various articles on such topics as wine or chocolate, recipes, etc.
FoodTV is the companion site for the cable TV channel. Recipes, advice, tips, program news, etc.
The Cook's Thesaurus shows you how to substitute ingredients for other ingredients that you might not have. (Get it? Thesaurus. Cook. Ingredients. I knew you could.)
My Meals has thousands of meal recipes. You can also list ingredients and it will build a meal for you.
Local Harvest lets you search for local farmer outlets by zipcode.
The Science of Cooking has recipes but mostly discussions like 'what is going on when you bake bread'.
Make Ice Cream shows how to make all sorts of ice cream.
Cookin' with Google Here's an idea. Enter a couple of ingredients and this search engine brings back recipes that include those ingredients. Nice if you're cruisin' for ideas.
Cook Muse gives you brief ideas for your more creative side. Mostly ideas of what ingredients to mix but leaves the exact measurements to your imagination and experimental delight.
The Food Thesaurus has explanations of ingredients with how to prepare them and what can be use as a substitute.
Cooking with Google - enter some ingredients and a general category of food and get a list of recipes that have been found by a Google search of a few of the better recipes sites.
Corkd has reviews of wines that have been created by the public. You need to sign up to get to the better search engine.
Bottletalk is another wine blog. You can read what others are saying about the wine that they have tasted. Less information than Corkd and does not include pricing data in their reviews.
Love That Wine is a blog about wine and also has reviews that have been submitted by the common folk.
Wine Library TV - has video reviews of wines. Entertaining although it takes about 10 minutes of ranting before Gary gets to the meat of the matter. Try the spreadsheet to read the rating and short review.
has links to all sorts of food related sites.
tests all kinds of household stuff. Site also has recipes that have been found to be the best tasting.