Search engine help

[giggler]

I try to "search" all the time, but am not very good.

If I want to find this..

Cherry pork chops, in this thread...

http://www.discusscooking.com/forums/f49/stuffed-cordon-bleu-pork-chops-56367.html

what do I "search" for?

Ol-Blue? or cherry pork chops?

Thanks, Eric Austin Tx.

 

[Andy M.]

Is this what you are looking for?

The recipe for cherry glazed pork chops was not in the stuffed cordon bleu pork chops thread. It was its own thread.

What I did was click on search and type in cherry pork chops. Then I scrolled down through the results to find the above thread.

 

[Callisto in NC]

I actually told Debbie how much I loved her pork chops with cherry glaze in the Stuffed Cordon Blue Pork Chops thread, so I think that's probably where the OP got that.

Eric ~ if I know Ol-Blue has made a recipe and posted it, I click on her name and then select "statistics" and then "threads started by Ol-Blue" and can generally find the recipe I remember her starting. It's the best way I've found so far to find her recipes. I definitely rely on the statistics section to find threads when I know who started them.

 

[Michael in FtW]

Our Search engine is a little limited in what it can do - but there are some ways to make it work better. Maybe this explanation will help a little Eric:

A "Keyword" is just that - ONE KEY WORD. It is not a phrase (more than one word).

In your case - you actually had three things to search on:

Go to Advanced Search
Enter "cherry" under Search by Keyword
Enter "Ol-blue" under Search by User Name
Scroll down to "Pork" under Search in Forum(s)

The result is the three Ol-blue threads with cherry and pork in them in that forum.

If you search on "cherry pork chops" as a Keyword - you get 347 hits, every incidence of the 3 words.

This is one reason the Mods and Admins move threads to different forums sometimes ... so that they can be found easier when searching like this.

 

[Callisto in NC]

This was the recipe I was referring to in the thread mentioned in the original post. I love it, it's simple and yummy.

 

[msmofet]

This was the recipe I was referring to in the thread mentioned in the original post. I love it, it's simple and yummy.

that looks yummy!! i made a chutney with cherries and hot pepper flakes that was great but i lost the recipe. i kinda made it up from several recipes i found and tailored it to my taste.