healthy recipe websites

[Anonymous]

I love the NYT recipes. I also frequent Smitten Kitchen, Once Upon a Chef, and What’s Gaby Cooking.

I’d love suggestions for websites with healthy, diet-friendly recipes, along the lines of Skinny Taste except that I tend not to love her recipes.

[Anonymous]

Have you googled to find them yourself?

[Anonymous]

gimmesomeoven.com is great

budgetbytes has really good recipes

gimmedelicious....the beef kofta recipe!

themediterraneandisih

[Anonymous]

Why don't you like skinny taste?

[Anonymous]

Dinnerly.

[Anonymous]

Cookie and Kate
Budget Bytes before she sold it. So only the original owners recipes.
Minimalist Baker

[Anonymous]

If you’re cooking from home it’s pretty easy to be healthy. You control everything and can make subs at your perogative. Why do you need a “healthy” specific website.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:If you’re cooking from home it’s pretty easy to be healthy. You control everything and can make subs at your perogative. Why do you need a “healthy” specific website.

The point would be they'd provide the tips and ideas for those substitutions and how to vary the cooking method to account for that.

[Anonymous]

I love NYT and Smitten Kitchen ... along with Damn Delicious, Sally's Baking Addiction, and Once Upon a Chef.

My version of "healthy" means recipes that generally focus on fresh, whole ingredients with plenty of produce and fiber (not necessarily all plant-based meals, I prefer meat over meat substitutes, but vegetables and whole grains should show up regularly and not just an afterthought).

[Anonymous]

Lite Cravings is pretty good. She does the Weight Watchers system, which I don’t know anything about, but her Greek Chicken is terrific nonetheless.

[Anonymous]

Just get books from the healthy seating shelves. Make sure they have sugar-less, carb free recipes.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Just get books from the healthy seating shelves. Make sure they have sugar-less, carb free recipes.

Oops… I meant “eating”