Open Source Food
Jon Cockle's love of things edible, previously manifested as reviews of weird Japanese foods, is now being channeled into his latest project Open Source Food. He says, "On OSF you can upload recipes with pics, rate other people’s recipes according to originality, presentation and overall yumminess, use drag & drop to create original menus from any combination of recipes on OSF, get a blog widget for your blog that shows your last 10 recipes in a beautiful slideshow, and other tantalising features. It’s a social celebration of food for the new web." It's like Flickr for cooking!
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