What are your favorite recipe/food blogs?

augustremulous

Does not necessarily have to be a labeled "healthy food" site - in fact it's not hard to make substitutions to make most recipes a bit more healthy.

I'll share a couple of mine:

Serious Eats is my go-to when I just want to make something basic - I can get a solid recipe from Serious Eats and tweak as I like.

http://www.seriouseats.com/


I also like American's Test Kitchen, but was very unhappy with the paid subscription. However, if you have Amazon Prime, they usually have at least one season there.

For thai food, I've really enjoyed the recipes of Leela Punyaratabandhu at She Simmers. I pretty much never go to thai restaurants anymore because I can make something of better quality that's healthier, and with minimal effort, from her website.

http://shesimmers.com/recipe-index

It's hard to find Indian food blogs that have good, homecooked recipes. I've been very fond on Mahanandi, who has a couple of sites:

http://www.themahanandi.org/recipe-index/
http://www.nandyala.org/mahanandi/about/mahanandis-food-blog-list/

This blog also has some authentic Indian recipes

http://www.gayatrivantillu.com/


Please share!

Nessiechickie

Hey thanks for adding those. Managed to find some recipes already and print them out for tonight.
I have bookmarked
www.skinnytaste.com

coffeebean92

I LOVE chocolate covered Katie and all her recipies have a tab you can view the nutrional info.
https://chocolatecoveredkatie.com/recipe-index/

tink6356

I follow cleanfoodcrush on fb and they are constantly sharing great recipes...they also have a website and of coarse an entire program they sell, cookbooks, etc. All the recipes I’ve made have turned out amazing...whole family approves including some fairly picky children lol!

amfmmama

skinnytaste.com

Marilyn0924

iowagirleats.com
skinnytaste.com
eatingwell.com
canadianliving.com

lemurcat12

Cool, I look forward to checking out some of those in the OP, as I love seriouseats. (Also re later posts in this thread, those mushrooms look delicious!) I've had the cookbook 660 Curries for ages but haven't cooked with it enough so am planning to work with it more this year, and those Indian cooking sites might be a good complement.

One site I like is https://www.101cookbooks.com/

I don't even drink wine anymore, but always get inspired by the slideshows at http://www.foodandwine.com/.

Epicurious.com is a good source for a wide selection of recipes and has a good search feature.

delachaise

Flavcity has delicious recipes for weightloss and meal preps!

kellmorris48

i just love food! I use my favourite recipes and add healthy alternatives. Chicken for lamb, yoghurt for cream, olive oil instead of butter for example.