Useful Recipe Websites

[Deleted User] · 15/12/10 - 15:22

From the McDougalls site I found this recipe swap website called MY DISH.CO.UK. Looks rather damn good!

:cool:

I also like the Pink Whisk site from Ruth who was on the Great British Bake Off prog.

Obviously the Good Food site is tops.

What discoveries have you made for recipe inspiration?

[Deleted User] · 15/12/10 - 15:58

I like the super cook website, mainly because it helps when like me there is nothing in but a few scraps of ingredients.

You put in the ingredients you have and it comes up with recipes. Although it is a little limited and sometimes it asks for ingredients that I honestly didn't have - I wasn't lying super cook :mad:

But I still think it is quite useful, www.supercook.com

[Deleted User] · 15/12/10 - 17:38

I use this site often.

http://www.mamtaskitchen.com/index.php

Gogfumble · 15/12/10 - 18:33

My Dish was on Dragons Den a few years ago. Deborah invested if I remember rightly. It was a good idea and a useful site.

Normally when I am looking for something on the net to cook I know what I am looking for, so will google it and then go from there.

Sometimes If I get an image in my mind of what I am aiming for I will google it and then go through google images till I find a picture that matched and do that recipe.

Did that when I made salt and pepper prawns and spare ribs recently as I was trying to makes ones like our local Chinese and they came out great.

Azagoth · 15/12/10 - 18:47

One I tend to use for ideas is - http://www.recipesource.com/

Obviously, it wouldn't be a recipe thread without Jamie Oliver's recipes.

One for us chilli lovers. - http://www.famouschilirecipes.com/

[Deleted User] · 15/12/10 - 20:29

Gogfumble wrote: »

My Dish was on Dragons Den a few years ago. Deborah invested if I remember rightly. It was a good idea and a useful site.

Normally when I am looking for something on the net to cook I know what I am looking for, so will google it and then go from there.

Sometimes If I get an image in my mind of what I am aiming for I will google it and then go through google images till I find a picture that matched and do that recipe. Did that when I made salt and pepper prawns and spare ribs recently as I was trying to makes ones like our local Chinese and they came out great.

Yes I just noticed the Dragon's Den part of it. That's something to do with subscribing to it I think?

Don't think that's compulsory though - so many recipes on there to choose from. I'm particularly impressed with the veggie recipes - allsorts of pies, pasta bakes etc... LOVELY JUBBLY!