Recipes

[Zhills]

All of your magazine sites have a "food" section.  Southern Living, Midwest Living, Coastal Living, Woman's Day, Family Circle, Real Simple.  Check them out.

[frenchie]

I gave up all magazines due to so many ads. Thank you all for the suggestions tho.

[tarsmom]

Thank you for sharing - I love to try new recipes and read blogs!  Hugs!

[tarsmom]

Thank you for sharing - I love to try new recipes and read blogs!  Hugs!

[Bluffbaker]

I've found a lot of good recipes at:  http://margaretsmorsels.blogspot.com

[momtochloe]

I think some of these have already been mentioned but these are my fave raves:

Delish

Dam# Delicious

Jen / Carlsbad Cravings

Center Cut Cook

Tablespoon

Nagi Recipe Tin Eats

[software]

I live alone and rarely cook anymore myself but what I find myself doing lately is going to manufacturer websites.

For example, I like Lipton products, like their many different dried soup mixes.    Their website, "Lipton Kitchens" has many great recipes using their products.

If there is a product always found in your kitchen, go to their website for recipe ideas.

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@frenchie wrote:

 I no longer like to cook, but like to browse recipes that are easy.

I gave up cooking magazines because they're not worth it. 

Thanks

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[ID2]

12 Tomatoes! 

[DiAnne]

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@momtochloe wrote:

I think some of these have already been mentioned but these are my fave raves:

Delish

Dam# Delicious

Jen / Carlsbad Cravings

Center Cut Cook

Tablespoon

Nagi Recipe Tin Eats

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I love Nagi Recipe.  I will have to check some of the others.  

[BornToShop]

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@sunshine45 wrote:

PINTEREST!

so many recipes.....so little time.

so easy to create your online scrapbook and organize the ones that appeal to you.

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@sunshine45, I totally agree with you about Pinterest.  I recently decided to sign up & am I glad I did.  It's so easy to get sucked in & before you know it, a lot of time just passed by, lol.  I am amazed at the recipes!