Your Go-To Recipe Source

[bokelley]

http://allrecipes.com/ I love it! Also I am hooked on these Hungry Girl books. I have both of them and I really like the food, plus on the website you can sign up for daily emails, most of the time it is recipes but sometime is it reviews of healthy food and coupons! Some of the desserts are to DIE for!

http://www.hungry-girl.com/
http://www.amazon.com/Hungry-Girl-Su...2640486&sr=8-2

I love allrecipes, just got the Hungry Girl books (what are your favorites, Brandi?), and I also use Nellie quite a lot.

[Meenah]

Jen/Jane has some good recipes too. Check out the Indian Chicken recipe.

I am an allrecipes.com kinda gal...
And if I could marry Bobby Flay I would... I don't know why... but I would

[bokelley]

Here are some of my HUngry Girl Favs. I sometime make substitutions, so play round with it.

HUngry Girl 1st book:
Pg 17 Fancy-schmancy oatmeal.
Pg 20 French Toast
Pg 24 Smoothie
Pg 80 Veggie Burger Wrap
Pg 108 Pizza. I LOVE THESE, I have started to use the flat arrowhead hamburger bun instead of English Muffins and it works great!!
Pg 128 Pot Pie
Pg 142 Pigs in a Blanket
Pg 157 Dirt and Worms
Pg 171 Fudge
Pg 172 Ice Cream, sometimes I don't even use the cone, it is good in a bowl
Pg 184, These are amazing, just make sure to let them cool first

All the desserts and drinks are good. I have not tried any of the pasta yet

[alison]

Ditto on Nellie. Add Lily, Jane/Jenn to the list too!!! Pollyanna has an awesome summer salad with tomatoes.

Thanks Brandi!

If I'm at work and need to browse online, epicurious.com.

At home I turn to my Moosewood Cookbook.

Also, a friend recently introduced me to thepioneerwoman.com, which I am loving for inspiration.

[Thirteen]

Happy Results!

We went to America's Test Kitchen website this afternoon and successfully made Paella (the fast and cheap way) at home. Pretty dang tasty!!

Up next: Food Network's Jamie Olliver for Wild Mushroom Risotto (minus the wild, because LA has too many wild things that can kill you anyway)

[DCJenn]

I usually have everything planned in advance at www.bustameal.com. So far (6 month in to it) we've had one bad thing. (and it was BAD)

That said, on the rare chance that I don't have a plan, I have a ton of cookbooks. The Silver Palate cookbook, the Good Housekeeping Illustrated Cookbook and the Gourmet 50th anniversary cookbook are my go-tos for inspiration.

Online, I just pull up google, enter the ingredients and see what comes up.

Jenn

[Vishenka69]

I usually go to Food Network website, type in an ingredient or dish name and sort by my favorite chefs. If that fails there's always www.epicurious.com. I also have a bunch of cookbooks and will flip through them for inspiration. Lately though if I'm really lazy and uninspired, I just make one of my mom's dishes. They require the least thought and can be done on autopilot.

[MDPhDWife]

I'm just learning to cook but so far I've had luck with allrecipes.com. I've had a few people recommend epicurious.com though, so I'll probably venture over there at some point.

I'm also an allrecipes user. I think the reviews help a ton - I have definitely been able to make great modifications the first time I'm making a recipe. I like the 'recipe box' feature too - I can just bring the netbook into the kitchen and recall something I saved.

If I'm at work and need to browse online, epicurious.com.

At home I turn to my Moosewood Cookbook.

Also, a friend recently introduced me to thepioneerwoman.com, which I am loving for inspiration.

Thank you, this is good news for new visitors.

[MissCrabette]

www.allrecipes.com, www.recipezaar.com, and www.thepioneerwoman.com