Favorite cooking blogs/recipe sites?

gracie2762

I'm in a cooking slump and need some new recipes. What are your favorite sites? TIA!

mrs. remy

I use allrecipes (has the biggest sheer volume of recipes I think), skinny taste, and lately I have spied a few recipes on picky palate I want to try. when that fails to inspire me, I just cruise pinterest for a while until something appetizing pops up.

misscastle

Pinterest is by far my biggest source of recipes these day. I swear, I can't even remember where I got recipes before then! The Kitchn, Pioneer Woman, Eating Well...those are a few.

Megcheer2

I love foodgawker for recipes.

ETA - remember back in the day when people actually had cookbooks? My mom had a few shelves full of them in our kitchen growing up. I can't imagine that now.

misscastle

I still have a ton...I just never use them!

SarahKate31

I just gave away a ton of cookbooks because most of them I never even opened. I felt bad because many were gifts, but they are practically obsolete these days!

ShandaB

I like Annie's Eats, Brown Eyed Baker, Beantown Baker, Confections of a Foodie Bride, and The Way the Cookie Crumbles.

I'm also a lover of cookbooks.  My all time favorite is The New Best Recipe cookbook.  Everything I've made from this cookbook has been really good. 

KathrynMD

poor girl eats well; eating well; think dinner

I still use my BH&G cookbook almost every week.  It just has lots of basic information that I refer to again and again.

mrs. remy

I still use cookbooks-I have a few

There's something about thumbing through tangible pages that I really like. 

madladybride

I use a combination of cookbooks and websites. Usually, I have an idea and an ingredient, i.e. slow cooker cabbage recipes and then I do a Google search. I seem to end up using allrecipes.com  I don't always use blogs, since I am vegetarian and too lazy to find a good vegetarian recipes blog (good = easy to make with common ingredients).

My favorite cookbooks are Fast and Fat-Free 30 minute Vegetarian Recipes,  Vegetarian Cooking for Everyone (the Bible of Vegetarian cooking), and Vegetarian Americana (makes old favorite recipes vegetarian). In "Vegetarian Cooking for Everyone", it is organized more by ingredient. There is a section for each vegetable and it gives tips on how to cook them and specific recipes. There are also sections on beans, grains, pasta, sauces and a small section on breads and desserts).

While I like online recipes, I either have to print them out (and then find a binder to put them in if I like them) or keep my laptop in the kitchen when I cooking. Unfortunately, I don't have enough counter space for a laptop when I am cooking something major...

Bailey1806

Almost all my new recipes from the past year have been from Pinterest!

ngentile

Definitely ditto Pinterest!  I have so many things pinned that it's turning into an "online cookbook". 

DoIreallyWantToChangeMyName

Once a Month Mom and $5 Dinners are my two faves.

gracie2762

Thank you for all of the suggestions. I will definitely check them out!