July 24, 2007

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Need a recipe quickly? Don’t have time to turn page after page of all those beautiful cookbooks you’ve collected? Then recipe sites are your friend. Recipe sites are great for two reasons:

  1. They help you find that specific recipe you’re looking for more quickly than thumbing through your cookbooks.
  2. They are great resources for researching the development of your own recipes.

Below you’ll find links to recipe sites I’ve found useful.

[one_fourth] logo for taste.com.au - recipe sites [/one_fourth]
[three_fourth_last] www.taste.com.au

I’ve found a lot of delicious pumpkin recipes on this website from Down Under. The site is nicely designed with clean graphics, professional photography, and bright colors. In addition to recipes, it has news, health information, how-to instructions, and more. [/three_fourth_last]

[one_fourth] logo for allrecipes.com - recipe sites [/one_fourth]
[three_fourth_last] allrecipes.com
I’m not a fan of the user interface of this site, but they do have a lot of recipes and I’ve used them quite often when research recipes. [/three_fourth_last]

[one_fourth] food network logo - recipe sites [/one_fourth]
[three_fourth_last] foodnetwork.com/recipes
If you like what the Food Network has to offer, then you’ll love their recipe site. This is another great resource for recipe research. [/three_fourth_last]

[one_fourth] logo for epicurious.com - recipe sites [/one_fourth]
[three_fourth_last] epicurious.com
If you’re looking for fancier recipes, Epicurious has your back. They are relatively easy to navagate and provide a wealth of recipes that you’d be proud to serve company. [/three_fourth_last]

[one_fourth] betty crocker logo - recipe sites [/one_fourth]
[three_fourth_last] bettycrocker.com
Sometimes you don’t want to make something from scratch. Betty Crocker provides recipes that include Betty Crock products. They are usually simple and easy to make, as well. [/three_fourth_last]

[one_fourth] food.com logo [/one_fourth]
[three_fourth_last] food.com
This site has a lot of advertising, but it also has a lot of recipes, as well as round-up recipe posts that can be fun to peruse. [/three_fourth_last]

[one_fourth] EatingWell logo [/one_fourth]
[three_fourth_last] eatingwell.com
This recipe site is dedicated to healthy recipes that taste great. I often look here when I want to see how to create a recipe that is a healthy alternative to a traditional recipe. [/three_fourth_last]

There are plenty more recipe sites to be found, but these are my go-to resources. I hope you find them useful, as well.

And, of course, you can always peruse my growing database of recipes!

About the Author

Carma Spence has been experimenting in the kitchen since she was four years old and loves trying out new recipe ideas. She is the author of Bonkers for Bundt Cakes and Your Perfect Pie, as well as author and contributor to several more non-food-related books. With Carma's Cookery, she is taking her passion for empowering people and blending it with her passion for cooking, gift-giving and entertaining.

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