Recipe websites (ingredients, chicken, baking, cheese)

[bjh]

Maybe we could post some sites.


Betty Crocker:
https://www.bettycrocker.com/

Just a pinch - real recipes from real home cooks:
https://www.justapinch.com/

Taste of Home:
https://www.tasteofhome.com/

[NCN]

I recently bought two cookbooks and looking at them I realized they were both from Taste of Home. One has traditional recipes that everyonre should cook. The other one that I will be using the most has 362 chicken recipes. That is a meal a day except for Easter, Thanksgiving and Christmas. I usually prefer Farm Journal recipe books because they mostly have natural foods and not ingredients you have to go searching for in strange stores.

[NYC refugee]

smittenkitchen.com - My go-to



allrecipes.com - Everything, many versions



woksoflife.com - Accessible Chinese cooking, both restaurant and more authentic

[Lodestar]

https://barefootcontessa.com/

https://www.thepioneerwoman.com/food-cooking/recipes/

https://www.thespruceeats.com/

https://www.kingarthurbaking.com/recipes

https://sallysbakingaddiction.com/

https://www.quick-german-recipes.com/

Here are a few of my current favorites.

And, of course, "The Better Homes and Gardens." I use a 1960's edition because it doesn't call for so many processed ingredients.

[Nasudesu]

Copymethat.com and if you own lots if cookbooks and find it hard to find recipes in them, check out eatyourbooks.com. I own in excess of 6000 cookbooks and eat your books really helped.

[Lodestar]

Looking forward to lots of good posts from you, Nasudesu. That must be a record of some kind.

[Charlie&Rose]

Just discovered Budget Bytes.....going to try a couple of recipes.

[Nasudesu]

Originally Posted by Lodestar

Looking forward to lots of good posts from you, Nasudesu. That must be a record of some kind.

Thanks. But there are many in eat your books group with higher number of books. I started buying books and magazines in my teens. I try to buy kindle books now that I am running out of bookshelves.

[Lodestar]

Cookbooks are a weakness of mine. And coffee table food books.

When you can't eat everything you can always look.

I love the cooking sites for their rapid access but there's something about a book. . .

[lubby]

Natasha's Kitchen. Love her recipes. Making one of her cheesecakes this Christmas.