Internet recipe resources

[MikeyC]

Aside from the CA recipe forum ;) where do you guys go to find GREAT recipes?

Myself, I LOVE the FoodTV website and also epicurious.com which is a database of recipes from several sources like Gourmet Magazine just to name one.

[Paulmac]

recipesource.com is pretty good
and is you use mastercook, one of the best sites out there is http://madsrecipes.com/
Thousands upon thousands of downloadable recipes in mastercook format, although it has not been updated since last year.

[shaggy]

google keeps sendin me to cooks.com.....seems ok

[MadAl]

cooks and foodtv do it for me

[19thHole]

try allrecipes.com as well.

[Vitis]

I second allrecipes.com. Tons of great stuff there

[DMK]

The wifey uses http://www.recipezaar.com/ and loves it.

[Tio Gato]

I love to use http://www.melborponsti.com/index.html
It's not the most modern site, but you can find some good recipes here.

[chippewastud79]

I second allrecipes.com. Tons of great stuff there

My fiance gets most of our stuff off this one, most of them have been pretty legit :tu

[SvilleKid]

www.idos.com

This site is dedicated to cooking in dutch ovens, the old fashion way, with coals. However, all the recipes can be used in a stove. And, several good links to other recipe sites.

And yes, when I cook recipes from this site, I use dutch ovens and coals. Comes from years and years of cooking outdoors at scouting events. Something about food cooked outdoors..........:tu

[Starscream]

http://www.kraftfoods.com/kf/Pages/home.aspx


http://www.foodnetwork.com/

[scoot]

http://www.browniepointsblog.com/

That girl has got some serious skillz.

[Partagaspete]

http://thepioneerwoman.com/cooking/

I have not used it yet but my wife and daughter have and I enjoyed the food.

[coach]

epicurian.com

[jquirit]

http://thepioneerwoman.com/cooking/

I have not used it yet but my wife and daughter have and I enjoyed the food.

The spicy shrimp is simple and very tasty! Also have done Malboro Man's Favorite Sandwich. Only thing you gotta watch out with her cooking is... LOTS OF BUTTER. But oh damn, is it tasty. :dr

I use to visit this one Filipino cooking blog but I lost the link. Had some really good recipes that was pretty straightforward to make (outside of some of the specific ingredients).

[lightning9191]

I usually use the foodnetwork's website or just google.

[TheJ]

Google for me. I have been to all the sites posted. I try to find at least 3 recipes for what I want to make and mesh them. Lately, since I've been away from my hometown for so long, I've been trying copy cat recipes from restaurants that I can't get to.

[Partagaspete]

The spicy shrimp is simple and very tasty! Also have done Malboro Man's Favorite Sandwich. Only thing you gotta watch out with her cooking is... LOTS OF BUTTER. But oh damn, is it tasty. :dr

I use to visit this one Filipino cooking blog but I lost the link. Had some really good recipes that was pretty straightforward to make (outside of some of the specific ingredients).

And what is wrong with lots of butter?

[Pitmaster]

my friend had a website I help him with for fun www.cookinwithroscoe.com check it out good stuff a he is a great writer that cracks me up
Mike

[livwire68]

I dont have any one that is special, I usually just google the dish I want to make. I then go through some of the recipes and pick one I like or combine to get the desired effect. I seem to always be cooking from a different ethnic group or even my standard dishes seem to change.