Trusted Recipe sites?

[cheap-o]

Ok. please tell me your recipe sites. What is the one site you run to when you need a recipe for something? The only one I really trust is Betty Crocker. I know for a fact that any recipe that I try from there has been tested in many ways to bear the name "Betty Crocker". What site do you trust?

[thisistina]

My go to recipe site is allrecipes.com. I love the search by ingredients and the reviews. I also like recipezaar.com also, but my go to first is allrecipes.

[oceanbreeze]

recipezaar.com is my favorite

I also like allrecipes & kraft sites too.

[chitownmelli]

I love allrecipes - I normally use the higher rated recipes from there, and tasteofhome is wonderful. I have never used a 5 star recipe from either site that didn't turn out great!

[Apennysaved]

Click on recipe file (top right corner).
Cooking For Engineers - Recipe File: Buffalo Chicken Chili

[elizabethm]

The last few times I've Googled for a recipe I wound up at cooks.com. Haven't steered me wrong yet!

[kktl32]

Allrecipes is my abso. favorite,you can't go wrong

[CoveredinGrace]

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.

[BARGINSHOPS]

I always go to cooks.com or Campbells.com and check out their recipes

[mama22qts]

Another allrecipes.com fan here. Just made some bread and butter pickles from there last night.