From home kitchens, to some of the best Scottish restaurants, Scotland on TV brings you a selection of traditional Scottish Recipes. Each picture below will take you through to the video demonstrating your chosen recipe. Includes a printable version for you to try at home.Tablet, Balmoral Chicken, Cullen Skink, Haggis, Neeps & Tatties, and MORE!

Computer scientists have found new ways to use technology to make people's lives easier. Setting up cameras in the kitchen to record each step made in cooking helps cooks pick up where they left off if distracted. An electronic picture can use symbols to convey a wealth of information

So you've seen the Cheeseburger-in-a-Can, now check out what's inside the package and get an unofficial review from a SomethingAwful forum member. Apparently, to cook this burger, you place the can in boiling water for 10-minutes. Click here for first picture in gallery. Here's the bottom line.

Writing a website full of BBQ Smoker Recipes is a time consuming business even at the best of times. I take pride in ensuring that the pictures I put up on my site are of food that I have cooked and not some glossy template purchased on the internet and I also want my recipes to be innovative.

great ideas on cooking with fresh, local ingredients

cooking pan? i've never heard it called that before. Isn't it a frying pan, or a fry pan? --Tristanb 00:15 5 Jul 2003 (UTC)I too have never heard of a cooking pan. It is a frying pan.This is hardly a subject for an encyclopædia. We seem to be having a lot of cooking pages appearing on wiki; first recipes, now utensils. None of them are encyclopædic or encyclopædia topics. All are listed on the votes for deletion page. I guess this will have to join them. FearÉIREANN 00:27 5 Jul 2003 (UTC)Yeah, I don't really have much problem with a page frying pan existing -- there are many worse sins. (I don't like recipes though). I won't move it or do anything else, otherwise i'm just making more pages to potentially delete. I'll let someone else put in on votes for deletion if they want, see what others think. TristanbIs there a common term for saucepan, frying pan and similar? May be Pan (cooking)? - Patrick 02:50 5 Jul 2003 (UTC)There are a whole bunch of terms for the same general concept, that of a vessel that is relatively broad and shallow. "Cooking pan" is a generic term that would cover a range of shapes and sizes, then cooking pot could be for things that are deeper and used for a different purposes. Ideally, one would have many redirs for all the other terms that are used. Stan 04:35 5 Jul 2003 (UTC)A google search gets 8,350 hits for the exact phrase. I object to deletionThis article is a pitiful stub, so I encourage people to fill it out with information. What about the history of cooking pans? Which culture invented the first cooking pan? What's the oldest cooking pan that archeologists have discovered? How have modern materials been used to improve their design? There's lots that could be said here, and I hope it will be. Martin 17:50 5 Jul 2003 (UTC)