Recipe site or book recommendations

dlhopkins67
dlhopkins67 Posts: 20 Member
in Food and Nutrition
Hi I love cooking and baking from scratch, so I’m wondering....
Does anyone have any good recipe sites or books to suggest that tells calories rather than having to create recipe all the time?
Many thanks x

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  • RodaRose
    RodaRose Posts: 9,562 Member
    Go to your recipe builder (recipes) so you can more easily log what you make.

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  • cnjg6677
    cnjg6677 Posts: 177 Member
    Skinny taste
  • micaglass
    micaglass Posts: 4 Member
    I have 2 favorite cookbooks that I pull from a lot. They both have nutritional lists per serving for the dishes.

    Giada's Feel Good Food by Giada de Laurentiis
    ... and...
    The Skinnytaste Cookbook by Gina Homolka (with Heather K. Jones, R.D.)

    Hope that helps!
  • dlhopkins67
    dlhopkins67 Posts: 20 Member
    micaglass wrote: »
    I have 2 favorite cookbooks that I pull from a lot. They both have nutritional lists per serving for the dishes.

    Giada's Feel Good Food by Giada de Laurentiis
    ... and...
    The Skinnytaste Cookbook by Gina Homolka (with Heather K. Jones, R.D.)

    Hope that helps!

    Yes that’s great!! I’ll give them a try!! Thanks x
  • thisPGHlife
    thisPGHlife Posts: 440 Member
    Many if the recipes on the bon apetite website have the calories. I would still, as @RodaRose mentioned, put them in the recipe builder. That way you can be more accurate.
  • hroderick
    hroderick Posts: 756 Member
    platejoy.com changed our life so far as planning and eating behavior. The recipes are very creative and perfict for our profile.
  • MikePfirrman
    MikePfirrman Posts: 3,307 Member
    There's absolutely nothing that compares to Copymethat. It's a Chrome extension that is amazing. One click and it copies any recipe from the internet and stores it in your own cookbook. You can also custom create your own recipes. You can follow others like on Spotify if they cook like you or eat like you want to eat. Very best I've found.
  • TexasTallchick
    TexasTallchick Posts: 138 Member
    Emilybites.com
  • Fitnessflexibility
    Fitnessflexibility Posts: 795 Member
    Pinterest 🤗
  • melissaulmen
    melissaulmen Posts: 123 Member
    I agree with the Skinnytaste.com I was showing of her website today at work.
    I still put the ingredients into mfp so I know I am accurate.
  • melissaulmen
    melissaulmen Posts: 123 Member
    Sorry should have added she is all over Pinterest.
  • zira91
    zira91 Posts: 670 Member
    Skinnytaste.com
    Budgetbyte.com
    Bakingmischief.com
    recipetineats.com

    Although like @RodaRose mentioned, you can always input those recipe from websites via "recipe" -> and then put the recipe url into the "recipe importer" to get the calorie & nutrition info for that recipe. Quite easy :)
  • NettyBoo45
    NettyBoo45 Posts: 5 Member
    I absolutely love Yummly.com

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