Favorite recipe source

shellyld2016

What is your favorite source for healthy cooking? Mine is skinnytaste.com.

Ready2Rock206

Mine too. And Pinterest

gingerbee33

I love the Taste of Home books.

shellyld2016

Love both of those too.

kshama2001

If by "healthy" you mean low calorie, I don't have one. My favorite general recipe source is https://www.americastestkitchen.com. You need a subscription to get all the content, but with an email subscription you get @ three recipes per week for free. Not being able to see all the Related Content was driving me crazy so I asked my mother for a subscription for Christmas.

For more complicated recipes, it's wonderful to be able to see the video. The videos also increase my enthusiasm about the dish.

fitoverfortymom

I like to look at a lot of recipes, mostly because hubby and my daughter have celiac and I've always had to adapt recipes to be gluten free. I use allrecipes.com a lot, skinnytaste, cooking light, eating well.I love Ree Drummond's (The Pioneer Woman) recipes, but they always start with a lb of butter and cream cheese. If there's a recipe I like but the ingredients don't quite jive with the calories I want to eat, I modify. For example, switch out olive oil for avocado oil. Small tweaks can make a big difference.

I also do use the recipe importer on MFP, but before I match ingredients, I go through each line and type in the brand or type I know I have on hand and THEN do the ingredient matching. If the calories are too high, I make adjustments (often it is reducing the amount of oil is used) or making sure the portion distribution is correct.

Sillybee727

Eating Well magazine

Lasmartchika

allrecipes.com

Oh, and youtube.

fishshark

tastespotting.com

shellyld2016

Great ideas!

valerialeek

An app called Yummly

noddy230983

Google.

shellyld2016

So many places to look! I love cooking new things. Does anyone have a great homemade spaghetti sauce recipe? I really want one that cans well for my next garden season. I love putting up my own veggies!