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Jul 18, 07cookthink
A recipe site where you search by what you're craving (ingredients, dishes, cuisine, mood). The more you search, the more the results become personalized.
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Posted by Kim Lau in Food and drink • Search
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Emily,
Thanks for the coverage. We’ve been up a couple of weeks and are working on filling out the database and finetuning the search. Don’t know what happened with avocado—here are some options. Cheers!
Loulies.com launched in December of 2007 after the encouragement of so many friends. We are real cooks who cook in real kitchens (with kids and dogs underfoot, for family weeknights and elaborate dinner parties, etc.). We like to consider ourselves a “trusted source”.
Our website Loulies has two features: (1) “e-bites” which are sent out , on average, twice a week via email. The are short musings on anything and everything inspired by food and always include a great recipe, must-have tip, menu idea, new ingredient discovered etc. You must sign-up to receive the e-bites. (2) A Cook the Book club for those who want to learn to cook better with us (like a traditional book club, but we cook instead of read - this is how Suzanne and I met over 10 years ago and have learned to cook better with friends - it is really a great concept).
Please go to our website and sign-up to gain a better sense of who we are and how our site works. Everything we have written so far is archived on our home page.