If you're browsing for a new recipe, what are the sites that you look at first?
Skinnytaste is a big one for me, but I'm looking to branch out!
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Half Baked Harvest
Damn Delicious -
I've had good luck with Canadian Living for baked goods. Epicurious and Skinnytaste tend to be my go-to sites for dinner ideas.
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Pioneer Woman
Skinnytaste
Iowa Girl eats -
@Synchronicity:
For healthy items:
PaleOMG, paleomg.com
Lexi's Clean Kitchen, http://lexiscleankitchen.com/For not as healthy:
http://addapinch.com/ -
tastespotting.com. it's like food porn!
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Allrecipes is my go to
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Pioneer Woman
Brown Eyed Baker -
Skinnytaste. I always love the recipes they make on The Chew, so I will sometimes peruse their recipes.
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nom nom paleo
beyond kimchee -
Damn Delicious
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This is awesome! So many new bookmarks. Keep 'em coming!
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healthydelicious.com
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Budget Bytes
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If I'm willing to do a little work, Smitten Kitchen never fails me. I also like The Kitchn and Real Simple's recipes.
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Allrecipes, Skinnytaste and Damn delicious.
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Epicurious, Smitten Kitchen, Week of Menus
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Smitten Kitchen - for everything.
Manger - for the beauty of the photos and styling, but her food is a little too meat heavy for me.
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Another vote for Budget Bytes
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@lamariniere: @Freckles: @rattles: Another Smitten Kitchen fan! I've never made a flop from her site, plus it's beautiful and well-written. I also like Simply Recipes, Test Kitchen/Cook's Illustrated (I follow the insta since a lot on the site is subscription-only), Dorie Greenspan, and Against All Grain. I love baking but have Celiac disease so I adapt a lot of recipes.
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Pinch of Yum
Budget Bytes
A Healthy Slice of Life - it's not just recipes but her recipes are really good. -
@MoreCoffee: I would love to hear about some of your adaptations. I have two Celiac friends and i can't imagine how tough it is! And yes, SK has never ever let me down in the 10 years i've followed her!
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The Kitchn and Smitten Kitchen are my mainstays. Lately I've made some dishes from The Comfort of Cooking that are really good. Little Spice Jar also has some great recipes, but the advertising on her site is out of control if you view it on a regular computer. I've made a few good things from Skinnytaste but the name of her website is like fingernails on a blackboard for me so I don't go there often... There are also a few local food bloggers I follow sporadically, like Orangette and A Sweet Spoonful. Oh, and for (mainly) sweet treats, I love David Liebovitz!
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Siriously Delicious
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I love Ambitious Kitchen. Healthy food like Skinnytaste, and everything I've made has been good. Here are two favorites:
http://www.ambitiouskitchen.com/2013/02/crispy-garlic-parmesan-oven-fried-chicken/
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Skinnytaste. I recently discovered Budget Bytes and everything I have cooked from there has been delicious!
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Pioneer woman- but the blog can get a little wordy so sometimes I just look it up on the food network. That's about it, ha. I also use all recipes.
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Skinnytaste and Budget Bytes.
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I just printed off a dozen vegetarian recipes from Budget Bytes... win! Looking forward to exploring more of these sites. I am STARVING now!
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@lamariniere: Totally agree. Smitten Kitchen is the only food blog I follow. Except for the yellow birthday cake (which was still good, just not fantastic) I've LOVED every single one of her recipes (and I've probably made about 30 of them).
Besides that, my go-to is Alton Brown. He doesn't have a blog, but I love him and all of his food.
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smitten kitchen and orangette are both what I always turn to. orangette has many simple recipes that are pretty accessible in a time crunch.
dinneralovestory.com is all fast weeknight meals. it's a little hit-or-miss, but sometimes very good.
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