cooking blog/recipe site reccomendations

[AshleyJordan]

Just wondering which cooking sites other posters would recommend. I really like epicurious.com, but their recipes aren't always the most practical (from a time or a money perspective!) And allrecipes.com is a little overwhelming. . .

Bonus points if you can recommend a good vegetarian site/blog, as I haven't found any that I'm really that into.

[cheshrcarol]

Allrecipes.com is great. You can brose by course type (appetizer, entree, etc) or you can do an advanced search where you can specify that you want to include/rule out recipes by ingredient, or search by "special considerations" which includes Vegetarian.

[ebruening]

Allrecipes.com is great. You can brose by course type (appetizer, entree, etc) or you can do an advanced search where you can specify that you want to include/rule out recipes by ingredient, or search by "special considerations" which includes Vegetarian.

I second this! I LOVE allrecipes.com. I've found tasty vegetarian recipes, including soups and casseroles there.

[winneythepooh7]

I used to subscribe to some magazine that was taken over by Woman's Day. Sometimes I feel like it's an "older lady's" magazine, however, they do have a lot of great, simple recipes in there. Plus I think they also post them online on their website. They often do "10 minute" recipe type articles.

[Tiff58]

I like Allrecipes, foodnetwork.com, and www.yumsugar.com

YumSugar isn't only a recipe site, but it's a great food site and they often have great recipes.

[SunnyCee]

I like kraftfoods.com

They have a lot of simple/inexpensive recipes, and even though the recipes are branded, you can obviously use whichever substitue you prefer.
They also have extensive search options, which is good.