recipe websites?

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andreasoulcastle
andreasoulcastle Posts: 478 Member
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Can you guys share some good recipe websites with me, I am trying to get some new meals in my regimen.

Thx,

Andrea

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  • rjdoell
    rjdoell Posts: 13
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    I look for websites that show nutrition information. They're harder to find. I did find that Kraft Foods and Women's Day both have recipes with nutrition info.
  • lauracochrane
    lauracochrane Posts: 1
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    I find www.taste.com.au a great site for all kinds of recipes
  • lynnv
    lynnv Posts: 4
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    epicurious.com has recipes from Gourmet and Bon Appetit and chowhound.com has a recipe section and a recipe subscription service, via email. Good luck!
  • 21alpine
    21alpine Posts: 41
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    I found www.dlife.com with thousands of recipes for diabetics or if your looking for something low carb this would be a great site. It has the nutritional values listed as well.

    Janet
  • sjmay
    sjmay Posts: 386 Member
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    There are a lot of recipe websites out there! I like All Recipes website and The Recipe World
  • jnikitow
    jnikitow Posts: 334
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    www.hungry-girl.com

    but beware it uses a lot of processed pre-packaged foods in the recipes.
  • judymari
    judymari Posts: 69 Member
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    i use the tasteofhome.com site a lot! You can usually get the calorie/nutrition breakdown on them as well. Or if i want to find a recipe based on what i have on hand, you can do an advanced search (under the recipe tab), so if i want to use tuna and tomatoes, etc then find the recipes that use (up to 4) ingredients you put in...
  • jlefton1212
    jlefton1212 Posts: 171 Member
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    I like the Recipe Corner at the website for the American Institute for Cancer Research. Their approach emphasizes the need to choose mostly plant foods, limit red meat and avoid processed meat. It's not that they are all vegetarian recipes, but they do a good job of creating recipes (like jambalaya, stews, stirfrys, and kabobs) that contain meat but use smaller portions of it. They also have a lot of recipes with beans, etc. I think it is a great method for reducing costs as well!
  • April0815
    April0815 Posts: 780 Member
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    bump
  • GTOgirl1969
    GTOgirl1969 Posts: 2,527 Member
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    I use allrecipes.com and recipezaar.com. Both provide complete nutritional info for their recipes.
  • Kityngirl
    Kityngirl Posts: 14,332 Member
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    I like cookinglight.com too. It has some really good recipes on it.
  • 21alpine
    21alpine Posts: 41
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    bump ! :flowerforyou:
  • nzfoxy
    nzfoxy Posts: 29
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    BUMP
  • m_b_walton
    m_b_walton Posts: 10 Member
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    Hi there...very new at this......I totally agree the Kraft website has tremendous recipes for lower calorie cooking indicating all the nutrition elements :flowerforyou:
  • TheMaidOfAstolat
    TheMaidOfAstolat Posts: 3,222 Member
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    These are some great sites that I use. I'm a vegetarian...not saying that you should change your lifestyle...but these could help with making veggie dishes differently than you would normaly prepare them.

    www.vegcooking.com
    www.vegkitchen.com
    www.vegweb.com
    www.vegancooking.com

    :flowerforyou:
  • dewdrop
    dewdrop Posts: 1,715 Member
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    I like www.whfoods.com - specially reading through the nutrition values of grains/veggies etc.
  • mamamia866
    mamamia866 Posts: 21 Member
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    DE-BUMP. better homes and gardens (bhg.com) has good recipes... 20 minute recipes, summer recipes, holiday recipes, etc, and all show nutrition info.
  • rtmama
    rtmama Posts: 403 Member
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    I have been watching Hulu online TV shows, like food network and other recipes. I love Ellie Krieger's show "healthy living"

    I downloaded the hulu desktop app, but you can watch online.

    and Youtube has lots of cooking shows I need to check out.

    Oh and one more.....the audio podcast The Nutrition Diva has some wonderful tips

    http://nutritiondiva.quickanddirtytips.com
  • daisylou
    daisylou Posts: 118
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    I love allrecipes.com. Iv'e been using it for a few years and now they list nutritional values. I'm not sure how accurate it is, but I check therefor a recipe before I look anywhere else.

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