What best place for recipe inspiration :-)

Greenhaven44

I need inspiration to keep me going .... Where do you guys find yummy recipes?

Jellyphant

I'm a recipe junkie, so I'm subscibed to Taste of Home and BH&G emails that give me a daily recipe that are fairly healthy. I also have a monthly subscription to Fitness magazine, and I always find GREAT low cal meals!

ChanyRae

I'm obsessed with AllRecipes.com

dr_tina

I like creating my own, trying to put my own twist on it. Then I post it on my little group on Facebook.

afalls11

I use skinnytaste.com. The recipes are amazing and they are already calculated in the WW Points plus program. I have made a handful of recipes and have loved them all.

Thanks
Anita

aliciaann16

blog.fatfreevegan.com is my favorite, i haven't tried one i didn't like
don't let the vegan label scare you its very "real" recipes that even kids like (especially the mexican lasagna)

klewis81

Check out foodgawker.com. It has pages and pages of thumbnail pics of delicious food, you click on the link and it takes you to the food blog of the person who posted, with a recipe. The database is searchable and the pictures are amazing.

I also second allrecipes.com, I set up a free account and also have a recipe box with hundreds of recipes saved.

Osu2k1

I use skinnytaste.com. The recipes are amazing and they are already calculated in the WW Points plus program. I have made a handful of recipes and have loved them all.

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Anita

Yes!!! Gina has some amazing recipes!!!!! I haven't had a bad one yet! Highly suggest her site. The diet soda cake is great!

weaverfit

Check out foodgawker.com. It has pages and pages of thumbnail pics of delicious food, you click on the link and it takes you to the food blog of the person who posted, with a recipe. The database is searchable and the pictures are amazing.

Second!

crtmfp

I like SparkRecipes.com - I wish MFP had a recipe section like Spark People does - but I definitely prefer logging here at MFP - I find it more user friendly & go to Spark for the recipes.

kschhr

foodgawker.com