Recipes

HardeesGal
HardeesGal Posts: 55
edited January 4 in Food and Nutrition
I would really like to try some new meals. Where do u finds recipes? Do u get them out of a certain cookbook? Online?

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  • djames92
    djames92 Posts: 990 Member
    go to skinnytaste.com
    best website ever
  • JayStu
    JayStu Posts: 332 Member
    I keep my eye open for posts of other users sahring recipes and use the allrecipes.com and ca.delish.com as they have nutrition info on them

    Edit for spelling mistake
  • admnmtpilot
    admnmtpilot Posts: 132 Member
    go to skinnytaste.com
    best website ever

    ^^^^^ agree!
  • HardeesGal
    HardeesGal Posts: 55
    K thank you. I was looking and some of the recipes look like my boyfriend might eat them too.
  • mamaward64
    mamaward64 Posts: 143 Member
    go to skinnytaste.com
    best website ever


    Totally agree. I am taking some items from their for thanksgiving.
  • mamaward64
    mamaward64 Posts: 143 Member
    K thank you. I was looking and some of the recipes look like my boyfriend might eat them too.


    He'll never know it's good for him if you don't tell him. lol
  • lewcompton
    lewcompton Posts: 881 Member
    I really like to work with recipes that I already used and tweak them to be acceptable.
  • samb330
    samb330 Posts: 328 Member
    i get a lot off Pinterest and just adjust them to be healthier.
  • MissJanet55
    MissJanet55 Posts: 457 Member
    Thanks for the heads up about skinnytaste, I'll check it out.

    Martha Stewart has a "light" cookbook that is excellent. I also use www.epicurious.com, which is fantastic. They have a great search function; you can enter whatever you have - chicken breasts, mushrooms, tomatoes, onions, say - and it will list every recipe with those ingredients.

    Enjoy!
  • libbymcbain
    libbymcbain Posts: 206 Member
    Master Your Metabolism cookbook has some great things.
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