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There are a large number of websites out there for finding recipes and nutritional information.

I like to use the Food Network site, Epicurious.com quite a bit and I also like finding one-off blogger sites to get really creative and find ideas I wont see in the mainstream.

Anyone else have solid sites for nutritional info or recipes?

 
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Food Network for sure and Recipes.com.  Often times, I'll just google something I'm looking for (ie. "chicken crock pot recipes") and just go with what looks good.  

Did that for shrimp linguini yesterday.  

I've also done things like, "venison marinades."  Or "grilled" whatever or "one pouch meals with fish."

Food Network is solid, though.  I often go and track a recipe down that I saw on TV....I'm almost already right that it gets rated high if I like what I see on TV.   


 
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Allrecipes.com
You sir are also a humanitarian as well.
 
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https://www.buzzfeed.com/deenashanker
 find it very useful
 
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my favorite is Americas test kitchen, but you have to pay for that.i have found great videos on u-tube, like epicurious and food and wine and also try how2heroes.
 
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www.food.com

there's a ton of recipes 
 
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ask gbp


we will be drinking windshield wiper fluid in no time
 
 
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Off late I am a bit hooked to some Indian cuisines and contrary to the popular idea, there are quite a few which are very less on spice and great on taste buds like some 'paranthas (type of Indian flat bread) which goes great with flavored 'raita' (yogurt) mix. I generally use iFood.tv which not only has some great recipes but also the videos on it so that you get the full guidance. 
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