Best recipe/nutrition websites??
Hey everyone I have only very recently started cooking (I've cooked 2 meals so far) and I've started to rather enjoy it! Just wondering if there's any recipe websites that anyone can recommend? Preferably a site that is specifically healthy recipes (I'm still trying to get used to knowing what is fattening and what isn't!)
Are there any certain sites that have a full comprehensive list of foods and their nutritional value? I'd like to find a site that will tell me how much of each certain vitamin I should have, what it's benefit is, and what foods have it. (if that makes sense!)
Thanks!!
Are there any certain sites that have a full comprehensive list of foods and their nutritional value? I'd like to find a site that will tell me how much of each certain vitamin I should have, what it's benefit is, and what foods have it. (if that makes sense!)
Thanks!!
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skinnytaste.com
THE BEST!0 -
cleaneatingmag.com
It's amazing!!0 -
My fav is cookinglight.com I also love the magazine, there is the nutritional value at the end of each recipe. Good luck with your venture. Also, I started with swapping things in my fridge and cabinet (like smart balance instead of butter or other margerins), then as I got more into cooking I started substituting ingredients myself (like skim milk instead of whole or half and half instead of cream), so now when I want to cook something I just google it and a ton of sites come up, they don't always have the nutrition facts but having the heathy stuff in your kitchen makes every meal a healthy one.0
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Thanks so much everyone! Appreciate it. Can't wait to check them all out!
I'm poor as DEATH right now while I'm studying and having trouble getting enough hours at work so I can only get a select couple of groceries. I still live with the family at home and desperately trying to convert them to healthiness (they are obsessed with takeaway, soda, sweets).
My mum is on the verge of diabetes and very slowly making healthier choices so I'm trying to learn recipes as she loves it when she doesn't have to cook. So it's a great way to get her to buy and eat healthy stuff. Plus I'm really starting to enjoy cooking (not that I've done much of it yet!!) I was always scared to cook a meal (especially for others) but there do seem to be a lot of quite simple options out there.. yay!0 -
sparkrecipes.com0
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OK, this one doesn't necessarily have 'healthy' recipes but it is great for learning to cook (good on you for that, BTW!) It is Australian too so that might help with ingredients and measures etc.
http://www.exclusivelyfood.com.au/
They have lots of pictures of the steps etc. And everything I have made from their site has tasted fantastic (best Banana Cake recipe I've made). Try the Hummus recipe for a healthy dip - never fails (and I've made others that have!)0 -
Hey there
A really good one is www.healthyfoodguide.co.nz it has heaps of healthy recipes and nutritional content too.0 -
Here's a couple of cool websites. www.graciouspantry.com and www.busybuthealthy.com.0
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http://www.healthfulpursuit.com/recipes/
http://www.elanaspantry.com/gluten-free-recipes/breakfasts/
http://www.cookingallergyfree.com/
http://atxglutenfree.com/recipe-index/
http://thedustybaker.com/ - cick on the "dusty buddies" menu and you will find links to further recipe sites such as http://bravetart.com
http://www.paleoplan.com/recipes/0 -
Very informative, great info folks. Thanks.0
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