What recipe websites are your favorites?

cherchechristine

after exhausting Cooking Light monthly selections, I am often at a loss for websites that offer creative...but healthy options. i am interested in knowing where you go for recipes.

simplycorey

Pinterest.com and skinnytaste.com are my favorites to look for new recipes.

shellma00

allrecipes.com

you can modify almost any recipe to make it low cal or low fat or whatever you need.

dstromley1

http://www.rippedrecipes.com/

RachelYun27

Taste of Home!

GamerLady

allrecipes.com (As said above, you can modify just about anything to your diet needs)
http://www.tovaindustries.com/carbalose/recipe.php (Carbquik recipes since I don't eat flour/bread/)
http://www.bellplantation.com/recipes PB2 recipes
http://recipes.sparkpeople.com/great-recipes.asp?food=almond+flour (almond flour recipes)

Alairissa

soscuisine.com

RunJulie1

skinnytaste.com

Shenanagins85

Agreed! My top 3 are skinnytaste.com Pinterest and skinnyMs crockpot

kab39

I like skinnytaste and iowagirleats

mdj68

emilybites

cherchechristine

thank you everyone for your responses!

sweetdianachka

Eatingwell and big oven

3boysmom73

Skinnykitchen.com

jenniferswooten

Pinterest.com and skinnytaste.com are my favorites to look for new recipes.

these are my favs too.

hippy2skippy

Pinterest.com and skinnytaste.com are my favorites to look for new recipes.

Yep, me too.

ashleymcn01

skinnytaste.com, skinnymom.com, skinnyms.com, http://pointlessmeals.blogspot.com/

Skinnytaste is by far my favoritet!

russmccann

There are some really great tasting Lean & Green Recipes Here. I have tried most of them and they are great tasting Healthy recipe ideas. Having lost over 80 lbs and keeping it off, I love to help others do the same!

http://russmccann.tsfl.com/?page=recipes-corner&type=all

Lisa__Michelle

emilybites.com is by far my favorite. Skinnytaste.com is my second favorite!

NatashaShen

Kraftrecipes.com

I like using the diabetic (although I'm not) options. You can also search for low cal, low fat, low this, low that. Also had good stuff on the 'healthy budget friendly" section.

WendyTerry420

I don't have a favorite. I use Google. I type in the meat or ingredients and Google sends me where I want to be.

ameliaannakin

The BBC Good Food website is amazing. I really like supermarkets websites too, such as Tesco Real Food.

Ax

TheRealParisLove

Eatingwell.com and Allrecipes.com. I sometimes like Yummly, but it can be hit or miss.

rduhlir

Eatwell.com
Foodnetwork.com (molding the recipes to fit my needs)
cookingchannel.com (again molding to my needs)

and two books:


and

(for being the son of the Queen of Butter, he actually had some really good recipes lol)

aikasm

http://www.pbfingers.com/

http://laurenconrad.com/blog/cat/fitness

http://dashingdish.com/recipes/

jvillabona

Vegweb.com
http://www.eatomaniac.com/
http://ohsheglows.com/
http://www.theconsciouskitchen.com/

Buzymomof_3

Food.com

Used to be Recipezaar.com. They have great recipes you can filter by ingredient and a lot of other categories.
Under Top Recipes (at the top) go to Recipe Sifter
Then you will see diet, nutrition, ingredient, etc to sort by. I LOVE this site!! They have fun games and such to play, making recipes and reporting. Makes for some great meals.

jsd_135

Epicurious

Cook's Illustrated (pay site)

xXmimiXx

BBC Good Food

Faericn_Rising

www.hungrygirl.com

she takes your favorite 1500 cal foods and turns them into same tasting low cal versions. includes cheeseburgers, milkshakes and cake. :-) I made a tuna noodle casserole that went from 350 cals a serving, to 150 cals for an entire pan. saved my life.

here is an example, where she took a 720 cal avacado and swiss whopper and made it into a 250 cal better version.

http://www.hungry-girl.com/chew/show/2534

time2bhealthy

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