Where do you get inspiration for your cooking and baking? Is it from TV? Websites and blogs? Magazines? Cookbooks? Old family recipe books?
Favorite Source for Recipes
06/12/2012
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For me, as much as I could sit and watch Food Network and Cooking Channel for hours, I pretty rarely get recipes form them. When I do see something I want to try, I look it up on the respective website (which is super simple since both websites have an "On Air Now" widget).
I frequent the website PunchFork, because it's a round-up site of several cooking blogs and such. I also love the blog BudgetBytes; she's not on PunchFork, so I have her bookmarked separately.
I also subscribe to Everyday with Rachael Ray, Everyday Food (a Martha Stewart publication), Food Network Magazine, and Cooking Light.
Any time I see a recipe anywhere that I want to try, I cut or print it out and organize it in an accordion binder. The binder is filling up much faster than I can try the recipes, but at least I know where they are
I frequent the website PunchFork, because it's a round-up site of several cooking blogs and such. I also love the blog BudgetBytes; she's not on PunchFork, so I have her bookmarked separately.
I also subscribe to Everyday with Rachael Ray, Everyday Food (a Martha Stewart publication), Food Network Magazine, and Cooking Light.
Any time I see a recipe anywhere that I want to try, I cut or print it out and organize it in an accordion binder. The binder is filling up much faster than I can try the recipes, but at least I know where they are
06/12/2012
Tastespotting.com rocks! It's great food porn, and I've found some of my favourite meal recipes on there.
06/12/2012
I use old family recipes, blogs, and pintrest.
06/12/2012
Most of mine comes from foodnetwork.com I love watching the shows then recreating what they just made.
06/12/2012
TV, eating at restaurants and trying to recreate the recipe.
06/12/2012
My family ^_^
06/12/2012
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Blogs and Foodnetwork.com
Originally posted by
LikeSunshineDust
Where do you get inspiration for your cooking and baking? Is it from TV? Websites and blogs? Magazines? Cookbooks? Old family recipe books?
06/12/2012
I'm a server at my family's restaurant, and sometimes when we're slow I will watch the chef cook. I've found some great recipes that way. I enjoy watching Food Network, but I don't often get ideas from there for some reason. I do like to get recipes from Blogs all the time.
06/12/2012
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I had forgotten about Tastespotting! There goes my afternoon...
Originally posted by
Pixel
Tastespotting.com rocks! It's great food porn, and I've found some of my favourite meal recipes on there.
06/12/2012
I find alot of them on pintrest.
06/12/2012
I work at a publishing house where we have tons of cookbooks so I usually just sneak a peak at our warehouse to find recipes.
06/12/2012
pinterest
06/12/2012
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That's what I usually do too! And I might look up the internet to see if I can find something similar.
Originally posted by
js250
TV, eating at restaurants and trying to recreate the recipe.
06/12/2012
I just wanted to give my 2 cents, I absolutely love punchfork! I have gotten lots of inspiration from that site.
06/13/2012
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You should check out the food/drink section on Pinterest. People post amazing recipes from all over the world and the internet. I've found some great stuff there.
Originally posted by
LikeSunshineDust
For me, as much as I could sit and watch Food Network and Cooking Channel for hours, I pretty rarely get recipes form them. When I do see something I want to try, I look it up on the respective website (which is super simple since both websites have
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For me, as much as I could sit and watch Food Network and Cooking Channel for hours, I pretty rarely get recipes form them. When I do see something I want to try, I look it up on the respective website (which is super simple since both websites have an "On Air Now" widget).
I frequent the website PunchFork, because it's a round-up site of several cooking blogs and such. I also love the blog BudgetBytes; she's not on PunchFork, so I have her bookmarked separately.
I also subscribe to Everyday with Rachael Ray, Everyday Food (a Martha Stewart publication), Food Network Magazine, and Cooking Light.
Any time I see a recipe anywhere that I want to try, I cut or print it out and organize it in an accordion binder. The binder is filling up much faster than I can try the recipes, but at least I know where they are less
I frequent the website PunchFork, because it's a round-up site of several cooking blogs and such. I also love the blog BudgetBytes; she's not on PunchFork, so I have her bookmarked separately.
I also subscribe to Everyday with Rachael Ray, Everyday Food (a Martha Stewart publication), Food Network Magazine, and Cooking Light.
Any time I see a recipe anywhere that I want to try, I cut or print it out and organize it in an accordion binder. The binder is filling up much faster than I can try the recipes, but at least I know where they are less
If you aren't already a member, I can send you an invite to become one if you're interested!
As far as blogs go though, I really like:
The Girl Who Ate Everything
Chef In Training
& Recipe Girl
Also, BHG(Better homes & Gardens) has a great recipe section on there website & All Recipes is really useful as well, you can even post your own recipes on there.
Hope this was useful somehow.
06/19/2012
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