Non SEO recipe sites

[Anonymous No.15965517]

Anyone have a website that just has recipes without gay ass seo bullshit and scrolling through 15 pages to find it. Fucking seething pic not related

[Anonymous No.15965527]

>>15965517
>seo bullshit

[Anonymous No.15965529]

Allrecipes.com

[Anonymous No.15965546]

https://www.bettycrocker.com/recipes

[Anonymous No.15965614]

I use a library app to check out cookbooks and then when I like them I buy the ebook version.

[Anonymous No.15965687]

>>15965517
Use duckduckgo instead of google. Google fucking sucks these days.

[Anonymous No.15965699]

>>15965517
You could get a cookbook if you can’t stand the autobiographical bullshit on the web

[Anonymous No.15965713]

>>15965546
>How to make a frozen margarita
>2 cans (10 oz.) frozen margarita concentrate

[Anonymous No.15965738]

>>15965713
Someone got paid to write that "recipe"

[Anonymous No.15965748]

>>15965713
Yeah that looks pretty terrible for a margarita. It might be okay as a thing on its own, but definitely a garbage margarita

[Anonymous No.15965785]

>>15965748
this is like a 1950's canned food recipe
>for my famous chili use use: 1 can heinz baked beans, 1 can stagg chili. use tobasco to taste for that 5 alarm kick!

[Anonymous No.15965869]

>>15965517
You’d be better off with cookbooks. I haven't used the Kenji one. It was a gift and the first recipe I opened up to had an obnoxiously complicated/lengthy ingredients list. But I use the Julia Child and Marcella Hazan one a lot. For websites, I like King Arthur
for baking and they have a few meal recipes. Other than that, for websites, I just end up scrolling from recipe to recipe in Google until I find one that looks competent. I get a lot of ideas from YouTube ASMR style cooking videos like Cooking Tree, HidaMari Cooking, Nino’s Home, and videos that pop up on my feed because of those other channels.

[Anonymous No.15966925]

>>15965517
i feel the same fren