Anonymous
Post 12/18/2022 23:58     Subject: Re:Websites for good recipes

Simply recipes
Anonymous
Post 12/18/2022 21:13     Subject: Websites for good recipes

NYT Cooking
Smitten Kitchen
Sally's Baking Addiction

(and now Recipe Tin Eats bc someone on here recommended it!)

I never use AllRecipes - too much work to read the comments and make the changes. If I ever make one of their recipes straight up, they are boring and bad.
Anonymous
Post 12/18/2022 21:11     Subject: Websites for good recipes

Anonymous wrote:Smitten Kitchen is a good blog but she has a ton of recipes and the vast majority are fantastic.


Her recipes taste good, but they’re also excessive on the fat and added sugar. I’m routinely halving the fats and sugars in her recipes (and they still turn out great so all of the fat and sugar really isn’t necessary).
Anonymous
Post 12/18/2022 18:00     Subject: Re:Websites for good recipes

Favorites:

Ina Garten
RecipeTinEats
Smitten Kitchen

But I usually just google ingredients and check out the recipes.
Anonymous
Post 12/18/2022 16:48     Subject: Websites for good recipes

Anonymous wrote:Smitten Kitchen is a good blog but she has a ton of recipes and the vast majority are fantastic.


Was coming here to say this. I've also had good luck with The Woks of Life.
Anonymous
Post 12/18/2022 16:48     Subject: Websites for good recipes

I have good luck with Bon Appetit.
Anonymous
Post 12/18/2022 16:46     Subject: Websites for good recipes

I love Half Baked Harvest
Anonymous
Post 12/18/2022 16:33     Subject: Re:Websites for good recipes

Simply recipes, food network, or just google the thing I’m trying to make and click a few links. But I also still use all recipes a lot.
Anonymous
Post 12/18/2022 15:28     Subject: Websites for good recipes

*DSD