Kitchen

[suanne]

Hello! Can you recommend a reliable recipe site where you've had delicious success with their recipes? I've been disappointed in the recipes posted on Pintrest. Thanks for your suggestions!

[bells4me]

Recipe Swap here are where I get a lot of my yummy recipes. Women post a lot of old family ones.

[sciencegeek_1]

I agree--my best on-line recipe discoveries are HERE. It's regular food, not fancy chef catering stuff, and are tested favorites. It is hard to search here, though, so when see one I want to try, I make sure to copy it to my word processing to my computer.

[Ranchergal]

I like food dot com and allrecipes dot com. Their recipes have been rated by the users. I don't like using recipes that haven't been rated. These days ingredients are too expensive to be used in a recipe no one will eat.

[depglass]

allrecipes if you are looking for a basic recipe for something you have heard about. In general I like to research through my cookbooks and pick one or a combination of a couple. But in a hurry allrecipes won't lead you to a failure.

[kitty4me]

I like http://www.thecountrycook.net/

[sonnysky]

I agree, allrecipes my favorite!

[Zhills]

Southern Living, Midwest Living, Woman's Day and all other magazines have sites with featured recipes from their publications. I like to browse these and have made many of the recipes. Some I find, I already use. Sometimes they alter them a bit.

[Marsha2003]

I use epicurious and foodnetwork. I'm always careful to read the reviews because those usually will point out an error in a recipe and/or ways to improve the recipe.

[LilyBell2]

On 3/10/2014 Marsha2003 said:

I use epicurious and foodnetwork. I'm always careful to read the reviews because those usually will point out an error in a recipe and/or ways to improve the recipe.

Epicurious and FoodNetwork are my two favorites too.