Could you please recommend your favorite recipe sites? I haven't cooked since LO arrived and am itching to get back into the kitchen!
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I love pretty much everything from cook's illustrated & cooks country. They have a great archive online & it's totally worth the subscription!
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epicurious.com, smittenkitchen.com, weekofmenus.blogspot.ca
@mrs. bird: i love cook's illustrated. i used to have a subscription, and i'm debating whether i should start it up again.
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Annies eats, smitten kitchen, how sweet eats
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Smitten Kitchen, America's Test Kitchen, Pinterest
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Allrecipes and Skinny Taste
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Skinny Taste. Everything I've ever made has been delicious and healthy.
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@mrs. bird: @caffeinated: @mango.sprays: @lemondrop: @autumnlove: @Boogs: Thank you, ladies! Can't wait to start cooking again!
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allrecipes.com.....I looooove reading all of the reviews on recipes from other users
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in addition to the others mentioned, I like Myrecipes.com
It is a collection of recipes from magazines like Cooking Light, Southern Living, Sunset, etc. It also has reviews and instructional videos and all that fun stuff. My go-to!
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Food Network (.ca and .com - they have different recipies on each), Pinterest, allrecipies
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@caffeinated: my mom used to give me a subscription, but then i did the online one & it's awesome to be able to just look EVERYTHING up! i even used it when i was doing my wedding registry to pick out all my kitchen stuff based on their reviews. i can't say enough good things about them. i've never tried one of their recipes & been disappointed, until martha stewart! maybe i just can't make her stuff, but it always comes out yucky!
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Another vote for Smitten Kitchen and Epicurious here!
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Budget Bytes! Everything I have made from there is delicious, and she's made it and tested it so you know the kinks are worked out. I also offer another vote for MyRecipes.
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Pioneer woman cook... Found tons if great ones via Pinterest-closet cooking, six sisters, picky palate
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yeah, i'm pretty much a skinnytaste.com loyal follower and maker. if i can't find something there that looks good for the night then i head to allrecipes.com 20 minute meals
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eatingwell, foodnetwork, maangchi (for korean), thekitchn, williams-sonoma, cooking light.
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I also like thepioneerwoman.com. Other than that, I get stuff from pinterest pretty often! Or just google.
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Skinnytaste.com
Though lately almost everything I've made comes from Woman's Day magazine since they have a nice calendar with meals for the entire month so I don't have to do much meal planning and the recipes are usually pretty good and quick. They have everything online too, so you don't need to actually buy the magazine.
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Most of the stuff I try is from SkinnyTaste.com, but I also like http://www.preventionrd.com - she includes nutritional facts, which I find helpful.
http://www.foodgawker.com is also good to look for stuff, but I don't find a lot of healthy recipes on there.
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I love gojee.com! They have beautiful pictures and the recipes will link you to new blogs you might like. Plus you can search by whatever ingredients you have on hand.
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I get a lot of ideas from:
momswhothink.com/dinner-recipes
some are really unhealthy so I twist them a little or add salad to the meal. -
@teaberry: I never thought of checking williams-sonoma for recipes, good idea! I just found a pork and pumpkin stew...yum.
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Ha. Pinterest. I can usually count on Pinterest to be full of not intimidating, semi-white-trashy food... Velveeta, frozen chicken breasts, and boxed cake batter are all riiiiight up my alley (though, not in the same recipe, hopefully...).
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@HeatherlovesKenny: I know, I forget how I stumbled on their recipe section too! I like it for basics and comfort food
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@ms.janedoe: Not to go off-topic, but that combination reminds me of Rachel's trifle from Friends
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I was going to use good ol' Paint to get my face in there, but then realized I'm far too lazy. </endthreadjack>
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