Recipe Websites?

[OP No.5447129]

What's /ck/s 'go-to' recipe website?

[Anonymous No.5447134]

>>5447129
probably epicurious for general stuff or chefsteps/ cookingforengineers

[Anonymous No.5447142]

Chef John, then google

[Anonymous No.5447159]

Only the best http://www.foodnetwork.com/chefs/guy-fieri/recipes.html

[Anonymous No.5447167]

I first go to foodgawker to get an idea of a recipe, then go to allrecipes for the reviews, and then I usually end up winging it.

[OP No.5447177]

>>5447167
This is what I do.. usually look up the idea and then scrap the recipe.
Just looking for some quality sites w/ less homestyle 'can-o-soup' recipes.

[Anonymous No.5447185]

>>5447167
I do this too.

A better question is what are the websites with the best food pictures that also provide recipes?

[Anonymous No.5447193]

Tastespotting.

I especially enjoy the search engine.

[Anonymous No.5447194]

>>5447129
i usually google what im looking for, look at about 10 recipes to get an idea of the method and ingredients then do it myself tasting as i go unless i do something where a recipe matters or i want it to be accurate

[Anonymous No.5447198]

>>5447194
Ditto.

[Anonymous No.5447384]

>>5447194

This, but usually only 3 or 4 recipes

[Anonymous No.5447415]

google

[Anonymous No.5447469]

http://www.google.com

[Anonymous No.5447702]

>>5447129
Super chef lets you add ingredients then it gives you recipes based on the ingredients. Like one time all I had was carrots, butter, cheese and onions and I ended up making this awesome soup by making carrot and onion purée
Usually works but not foolproof

How the fuck do you eat that thing? With your hands?

[Anonymous No.5447734]

>>5447129
Deli.sh

[Anonymous No.5447785]

>>5447129
howsweeteats.com
foodgawker.com
tastespotting.com

and then maybe foodnetwork

[Anonymous No.5448174]

>>5447194
Pretty much this. Although for anything BBQ related I like amazingribs.com. The way the author mercilessly plugs his sponsors is a little annoying but the wealth of information regarding smoking meats backed up with a lot of research makes it palatable. Some of the actual recipes are decent as well.

[Anonymous No.5448348]

>>5447129
This site is pretty good in fact, once the "mix up some ammonia and clorox" answers are dealt with.

[Anonymous No.5448369]

>>5448174
I agree- superb recipes. I use his memphis dust and kansas city sauce on ribs. Now I'm asked to make ribs every time I go to a 'bring something' bbq.

[Anonymous No.5448378]

>>5447159
>tfw your own mother swears by Guy's cooking

[Anonymous No.5449383]

Usually budget bytes for everyday stuff. The Wunderpot was pretty good.
No Recipes if I have money to burn and some free time for cooking.

[Anonymous No.5449406]

>>5447167

same here, I just need an idea then I'll know how to make it

there are a few exceptions but that only happens maybe once a year

[Anonymous No.5452039]

>>5447194

^ this

[Anonymous No.5452090]

>>5447702
>Super chef
link

[Anonymous No.5452094]

>>5447129
does anyone have recs for good recipe apps ?

using my phone for that would be pretty practical

[Anonymous No.5452095]

>>5452090
You meant supercook

this is cool, thanks

[Anonymous No.5452099]

>cilantro

[Anonymous No.5452112]

>30 Pounds of Apples
>Smitten Kitchen
>Epicurious

Aything else, google.

[Anonymous No.5454320]

>>5447129
gaggle

[Anonymous No.5454371]

>>5452094
I use Yummly for most of my recipes on mobile.

[Anonymous No.5454412]

I pinterest a lot. I really like it, because I feel like I have a cook book at hand.

[Anonymous No.5454660]

>>5447129
https://food52.com/recipes

[Anonymous No.5454695]

>>5452095
Oh yeah super cook

My bad and np

[Anonymous No.5455479]

>>5448378
Yeah, he don't know shit about food amirite.

[Anonymous No.5455522]

[Anonymous No.5455576]

one of the few sites I have bookmarked is this one: http://www.seriouseats.com/the-food-lab/

But for the rest mostly cookbooks and google/youtube. When I want to cook something new I mostly compare different recipes.