Your favorite sources of healthy recipes

russellvolk

Hello everyone, what are some of the best sources to find healthy recipes? What are your favorite YouTube channels, Instagram or Pinterest accounts, or personal blogs? I'm terrible at cooking, so something with step by step instructions. If they list macros that's even better.

TIA

jflongo

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCzRYivTpUQ0r2qPPjfLoQiA/playlists
https://www.youtube.com/embed/videoseries?list=PLLXmeIOBkPXRziIE_HVJxHrloJcOLp8od
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UClERG7IuNpqoqtWFEpGAYqw
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCBF73y3tK1gYu9p2ag9wJEQ
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCNi6v2iv_jMxCoYRBQQi7zg
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCj0V0aG4LcdHmdPJ7aTtSCQ

Chef_Barbell

I like skinnytaste.com

allarounddice

yummly I look up low carb recipes

allarounddice

I love the instant pot recipes on you tube too

kshama2001

russellvolk wrote: »

Hello everyone, what are some of the best sources to find healthy recipes? What are your favorite YouTube channels, Instagram or Pinterest accounts, or personal blogs? I'm terrible at cooking, so something with step by step instructions. If they list macros that's even better.

TIA

I learned how to cook from "The Joy of Cooking". It is very comprehensive and has excellent directions.

It's available from my library system so perhaps yours as well. Check it out and if you like it, buy it, or put it on your holiday wish list.

lemurcat2

russellvolk wrote: »

Hello everyone, what are some of the best sources to find healthy recipes? What are your favorite YouTube channels, Instagram or Pinterest accounts, or personal blogs? I'm terrible at cooking, so something with step by step instructions. If they list macros that's even better.

TIA

Honestly, basic cookbooks or recipes is all you need, they don't need to be marketed as "healthy." It's more about getting in what you need, and less elaborate recipes is probably going to be easiest for you as a beginning cook.

A great book for someone starting to cook regularly is Mark Bittman's How to Cook Everything. He also has a Fish book that I used a lot when I first started cooking fish many years ago.

Another good site is Epicurious. It's got recipes from a variety of sources, but you can search by ingredient or other categories (like "healthy" even).

daveredvette

Chef_Barbell wrote: »

I like skinnytaste.com

I also found skinny taste and have tried some of the recipes. Eggplant ones are easy and taste good