Trusted Recipe sites?

[Ninky]

Definitely Allrecipes.com
You can search by rating (for whatever you are making), and obviously the highest ratings are the best recipes.

[mommyto3angels]

recipezzar forever

[mum2hba]

We use allrecipes 99% of the time. I love that I can put in the ingredients I want and don't want in my recipes.

[PollyG]

I always use allrecipes.com, but my MIL only likes Epicurious.com: Recipes, Menus, Cooking Articles & Food Guides.

Epicurious is run by the company that publishes Bon Appétit and Gourmet magazines. MIL began to subscribe the Gourmet magazine after getting it as a wedding gift, and that was like 40+ years ago.

[isis]

I definately agree with AllRecipes. Its usually the first place I go. I also like RecipeZaar, Cooks.com, and Kraft.
For knockoff recipes, I like copykat.com

[LivingOnLove]

cooks.com is my favorite

[sharimomo5]

I have to 2nd, 3rd, or 4th (whichever number we're up to) the Allrecipes.com reference. I'm an avid cook, even have my own foodie blog complete with tutorials on how to make bread and such, and I promise you I have NEVER come across a recipe that was rated 4 stars or higher (or was unrated) at that website that hasn't become a fast favorite around here. It's the perfect site for deciding what to make out of what's in your pantry, finding the recipe for anything that Grandma used to make, or just expanding your repertoire in the kitchen! There're simple recipes like for lemonade or 3 ingredient peanut butter cookies and there are highly complicated recipes that most home cooks would never even think of attempting, but most of the recipes fall in the simple and quick or delicious enough to be worth the effort types of recipes.

Whenever I'm looking for a recipe for something, my first (and usually last) stop is www.allrecipes.com You can also save recipes to your account for quick retreival, print them without ads, add your own recipes (either on the site or just in your private album) and pictures, rate recipes you've tried, and search for any recipe in multiple fashions. There are also a few basic tutorials on there as well. The pictures are what I like, though, b/c in combination with the reviews, you really get a feel for what the recipe should look like when you are finished, and that often helps me decide if it is a recipe that I'm interested in.

Hey!!!! I'm a foodie, too! I LOVE to bake and cook. I actually sell cakes, pies jams and jellies at a local Farmer's Market and in the community. I would love to see your blog....feel like sharing?

[willow78]

I'm voting for allrecipes, too! Anytime I need a recipe, I go there first. I love that I can search for the ingredients that I want or omit the ones that I don't.

[loladooder99]

Taste of home. Its my favorite cookbook too. I have to say though that campbells and other websites have gross recipes. Atleast to me. I've found that you gotta learn to know what just doesn't go together because half the stuff out there is just gross. Keeping it simple is always the way to go.