Online Recipe Sites?

Jules

Jules

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Do you have some go-to online sites for searching for recipes? Or bloggers?

My most commonly used one is Allrecipes.com. I have noticed that many of the recipes were posted many years ago. At least I usually have all the ingredients. Kind of reminds me using my favourite recipe books, which I seldom open any more. I do appreciate the comments made by others.

Epicurious.com is another favourite.

Once Upon a Chef sends an email once a week or less with recipes and tips. Everything has been really good.

PioneerWoman.com has some appealing recipes, just not for those on a diet.
 

I like pinch of salt (for casual upscale recipes} the chef also has cooking classes:
https://www.pinchofsalt.cooking/

Taste of Home has a multitude of "everyday" recipes, some of which I've tried and
are quite good - a lot of "fussless" recipes:
https://www.tasteofhome.com/

For basic classic French recipes...like this site - gal is young, but she knows her basics:
https://insanelygoodrecipes.com/french-recipes/

Who doesn't love a good recipe. Especially like to try taking a single item and building recipes around it - like mushrooms for instance - French mushroom soup, carmalized onions and mushrooms, mushroom ratatouille, mixed mushroom pizza, mushroom quiche, etc.

Who doesn't love a great recipe!
 
youtube has so many food channels - and there are plenty of blogs

I love to eat and have perused many such sites over the years!
 

Jules said:
Do you have some go-to online sites for searching for recipes? Or bloggers?

My most commonly used one is Allrecipes.com. I have noticed that many of the recipes were posted many years ago. At least I usually have all the ingredients. Kind of reminds me using my favourite recipe books, which I seldom open any more. I do appreciate the comments made by others.

Epicurious.com is another favourite.

Once Upon a Chef sends an email once a week or less with recipes and tips. Everything has been really good.

PioneerWoman.com has some appealing recipes, just not for those on a diet.
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I google-search recipes and end up on the sites you mentioned. Cooking sites often have tons of obnoxious pop-ups, so I don't stay long on those. I prefer just the simple search results, like where "what temperature" or "how long" results are displayed, without actually visiting a particular website.
 
I'm fond of David Lebovitz' website. He was a pastry chef at "Chez Panisse in Berkeley, California, working with Alice Waters and co-owner, Executive Pastry Chef Lindsey Shere, who I consider my pastry mentor". Very entertaining to me, as he's moved to Paris, and in addition to recipes, his website details the many trials he's gone through both trying to get an apartment and setting up the kitchen the way he wants it (big, with a big refrigerator), and other adventures including life with his boyfriend, Romain.
https://www.davidlebovitz.com

Unfortunately, as a diabetic (who controls my blood sugar with what I eat, rather than drugs), I do not try out his delicious-looking deserts. <sob!> But the website, and his newsletters, are great fun anyway.
 
Sometimes I just search for a recipe and all the cooks/chefs seem have to the same annoying format. A picture, some generic info, more pictures and generic info and then way down the page you finally reach the recipe.
 

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