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healthy recipe websites?
PandaBandit19
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I'm having trouble finding any health food websites that I like. Does anyone have any suggestions? or recipes of your own you want to share with me?
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I love this site. cookinglight.com0
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ohsheglows.com has amazing vegan/vegetarian/gluten-free recipes if you're into that kind of thing. Also -- smoothies and desserts galore
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Skinnytaste.com and eatingwell.com and big oven0
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Thanks everyone! I'll keep those in mind
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Itsjenetics1 That was a nice website you recommended cookinglight.com. They show the calories for the dish your making. I think I'll be using it :-)0
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The BBC Good Food website is really good
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Skinnytaste - http://www.skinnytaste.com/
Emily Bites - http://www.emilybites.com/
Prevention RD - http://www.preventionrd.com/
Eat Yourself skinny - http://www.eat-yourself-skinny.com/
All of these sites are excellent! And all of them give you the nutritional info for each recipe. Some are even already listed in the MFP database :happy: I love to cook and I pretty much live off of these sites lately. If you're cooking your own meals I've found that you can eat a lot more, and with greater taste & variety staying within your calorie goals.
I live alone, so I typically only make 2 or 3 recipes a week, then the leftovers become my lunches all week long.
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What?! 2 people listed this website so I decided to check it out... but... it won't let me view any of the recipes! It says you need to pay a membership fee! That's a huge bummer! The stuff looks good, healthy and low cal... but there are plenty of healthy recipe sites out there that are totally free. I'm kinda shocked :sad:0 -
ITs sneaky.... It is optional to donate money.... I do not pay for it & I use it daily!
What?! 2 people listed this website so I decided to check it out... but... it won't let me view any of the recipes! It says you need to pay a membership fee! That's a huge bummer! The stuff looks good, healthy and low cal... but there are plenty of healthy recipe sites out there that are totally free. I'm kinda shocked :sad:0 -
Hey!
I love JAMIE EASON, she's the female spokes model for Bodybuilding.com and she has a banging 90 day challenge with free videos, workouts , food lists and recipes! I cook her carrot cake protein bars all the time and her chili and the Italian turkey burgers and turkey muffins/meatloaf muffins! Check her out! http://www.bodybuilding.com/fun/jamie-eason-livefit-recipes-main-page.html
Also Pinterest has great photo ideas and links to recipes!
Have fun, Shannon ATL!0 -
ITs sneaky.... It is optional to donate money.... I do not pay for it & I use it daily!
OH! Ok... I saw where it asked how much you'd be willing to pay, but figured $0 was not an option... LOL. I'm going to try again because it really does look good! Thanks!!0 -
For Desserts http://chocolatecoveredkatie.com/
I just made the "Better"Finger Bars- boyfriend now thinks I am a magician for making homemade candy bars. I didn't even tell him it was only 115 cals.0 -
Skinnytaste for sure. I also use kailynskitchen,com. She does South Beach, but I've still been able to use lots of her healthy recipes. I also love punchfork.com. It aggregates all the recipes that people are sharing. I usually search the site for "skinny" or "light" and it shows you lots of healthy recipes! Most of the sites people have already mentioned here are on Punchfork.0
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For me, the best is
fatfreevegan.com
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I *adore* 100daysofrealfood.com. You'll find she uses, well, real food in her recipes. The comments - and she can get 100+ - are gold too, because they are people who've made modifications for dietary, allergy, taste, etc. reasons. I aim to stay away from processed foods as much as possible. It gets easier over time, but I won't lie: I do like a Thin Mint or two (okay, a sleeve, there, I said it!).
That said, the site above typically doesn't have nutritional information, but there are calculators online where you can input the recipe and find out calories, etc.0 -
skinnytaste.com has some wonderful recipes as well as emilybites.com. Happy cooking! 0
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skinnytaste.com
greenlitebites.com
Both these sites list serving sizes and calorie count. Skinnytaste also list Weight Watchers points too.0 -
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I know others have said it but skinnytaste.com is GREAT!! http://skinnyms.com/ is also a great resource! I would also check out pinterest.
I don't have a ton up there.. but I've started posting recipes myself- seestephrun.com0 -
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What type of recipes are you interested in? Main dishes, appetizers etc.0
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