Kitchen

[cooking lady]

I love Skinnytaste. Her cookbook just made the Best Seller list and the food is fantastic!

[justathought]

Cooks.com is also a good site.

[Pianomama]

Thank you so much! You have given me some wonderful ideas!

[doglover3]

besides the ones listed I also like Taste of Home, Pillsbury, Betty Crocker and a lot of the name brand products like Campbells etc.

If you are looking for something specific as stated here go to recipe swap right here and ask. You will get a lot of help and great recipes. Ask for the posters tried and true recipes, really fantastic recipes from these ladies here.

[balogna]

All recipes. Always has good luck with the site.

[esmeraldagooch]

emeals. They send you recipes using foods on sale at YOUR local grocery store. You choose the type of diet you eat and they do the work.

http://emeals.com/?utm_source=google&utm_medium=cpc&utm_term=emeals&utm_campaign=Brand%20-%20Search...

[Crazy 4 QVC]

Try foodnetwork.com there are two chef's that do cooking on a budget. Go to shows and look for Ten Dollar Dinners or Money Saving Meals. You might also want to check out The Pioneer Woman, most of the recipes are from her cook books but free on the website.

http://www.foodnetwork.com/shows/sandras-money-saving-meals.html

http://www.foodnetwork.com/shows/ten-dollar-dinners-with-melissa-darabian.html

http://www.foodnetwork.com/shows/the-pioneer-woman.html

[Meeshka]

Try mr.food.com. Easy recipes, lots of variety, even how to videos.

[fromthebronx]

I also vote for allrecipes.com, and I have also gotten great recipes from Just a Pinch recipe club.

[peachesncream]

If I had to choose one, especially for a mom cooking for a family, it would be Mel's Kitchen Café at:

melskitchencafe.com

She has great recipes, shows you menus, gives very clear instructions.

She also has a chart that gives side dishes and go-withs for meals (I always find choosing sides the hardest thing!).

The other websites mentioned are also great; I've used a lot of them.