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Where do you get your recipes from?

JoMoMOMx3

Does anyone have a good go to blog, website, etc that they're willing to share (besides allrecipes.com because really I just want to browse and not look for anything specific)?

Im spending today gathering up some recipes and trying to plan meals and such but my recipe collection really needs a good do-over and gone through to replace some of the bad for yous for healthier for yous.

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JoMoMOMx3

anyone?

chrissyrenee1029

I'm a Pinterest junkie. It's hit or miss sometimes, but I've found a lot of great recipes there.

cwolfman13

epicurious, food network, eating well, cooking light to name a few. I also have more cookbooks than I could possibly use and an entire box of my own recipes.

cardbucfan

Skinnytaste.com
Tasteofhome.com

Pretty much where I start every time and I've not made one bad thing from skinnytaste!

Jim1960

I use Yummly which draws recipes from other sites. I follow a Low Carb diet and really like the blog: I Breathe I'm Hungry (www.ibreatheimhungry.com). I draw recipes from the cookbook "The Culinary Chef" from the Culinary Institute of America and adapt for my diet (and portions - the recipes are scaled for restaurant yields).

HeidiCooksSupper

http://recipes.sparkpeople.com/

But I get them from all over the place. I just got asked to add my blog to http://tastyquery.com/

My recipe blog is www.heidicookssupper.com

I also put recipes in www.justapinch.com -- where I'm also heidicookssupper

JenniTheVeggie

I get most of my ideas from either here or pinterest! I usually tweek them a bit to fit my needs and taste.

Isabel_129

When I'm looking for ideas but nothing specific, I'll go to tumblr and search for healthy recipes and just browse from there.

phoenixx866

http://heidipowell.net/category/blog/food/

I found the BEST recipe there for garlic lime chicken and now my entire family begs me to make it for them on a weekly basis.

cosmichvoyager

I love tastespotting.com

most of the stuff there isn't healthy but there are totally gems and inspirations to be found.

skinnyEmilijah

Simply Taralynn is a good one with lots of low calorie recipes. Also, I cook a lot from Budget Bytes, she has good and cheap recipes (although she doesn't provide nutrition facts, you can calculate them yourself if needed).

Skinnytaste is also really good, but I think it's been mentioned already.

MysteriousMerlin

Taste of Home, Food Network, Cooking Light, Epicurious, MyRecipes

mygnsac

Key Ingredient, free membership, members share their recipes
http://www.keyingredient.com

janatarnhem

www.bbc.co.uk/goodfood/

jodieoh

Jamie Oliver's website is great, particularly his 15 minute meals recipes because they're calorie conscious.

bedeeda

I lose best on a low carb diet so here's my sources:

http://www.genaw.com/lowcarb/

http://buttoni.wordpress.com/

http://theworldaccordingtoeggface.blogspot.com/

Hope they help!

Tuala42

Besides the places that were already mentioned, I often go to the library and check out cookbooks, and then copy the recipes that I like at home.

blf20

I also use Skinnytaste, the Picky Eater and Canadian Living Magazine recipes (esp. because they have nutritional counts).

Topsking2010

Bump

janine2355

I get recipes from my mom, coworkers, pinterest, friends, magazines. My mom is a very healthy eater. She is 61 and looks 40 and in fantastic shape so she is my go to person for a healthy recipe meal

FindingAmy77

mostly from youtube but I am open to other sites. I have a few pages on my facebook newsfeed with recipes like weight watchers or whatever too. Sometimes I go on here for recipes. I actually found on on here yesterday and cant wait to make it tomorrow: philly cheese stuffed peppers

cwolfman13

Jamie Oliver's website is great, particularly his 15 minute meals recipes because they're calorie conscious.

Jamie Oliver is awesome...he's hands down my favorite chef. I have all of his books.

NJGamerChick

I usually end up on pinterest when I need flavor ideas. Many blogs have pinterest pages and I find it easier to navigate than going to each site.

Also, Cheap, Healthy, Good was an amazing blog.