I love allrecipes.com - I especially like the reviews that accompany each recipe, and I love the fact that I can store recipes in their electronic recipe box.

Epicurious.com is by far my favorite recipe site - you can save recipes in the electronic “recipe box” there, as well, and enter and save your own.  They have a new function where you can now export your recipes into a physical cookbook, which they’ll print in a very nice format, for around $30.  I’m in the process now of entering recipes to print into cookbooks for my daughter, step daughter and a close friend.

Runner up is texascooking.com - there are a lot of things, culinary-wise, that I miss about Texas.

texascooking.com huh?  I’ll have to visit that one - sounds good.

Patrincia - 20 November 2007 12:59 PM

texascooking.com huh?  I’ll have to visit that one - sounds good.

I stumbled across them while looking for a recipe for lemon chess pie - which is excellent, btw.  The Texas Sheet Cake is an absolute no-brainer but a crowd pleaser, especially warm.

thepioneerwomancooks.com has a great cinnamon roll recipe, which is recommendation enough for me. (I quartered the recipe without much hassle.)

Anna - 20 November 2007 01:53 PM

thepioneerwomancooks.com has a great cinnamon roll recipe, which is recommendation enough for me. (I quartered the recipe without much hassle.)

I’ve seen this website before… I love her style.

i love allrecipes.com   i also frequent epicurious

texascooking… lemon chess pie sounds good! I made a recipe or that off allrecipes

For baking, I go to baking911.com (the recipes are available to premium forum subscribers) and marthastewart.com, though really I bake mostly out of cookbooks (RLV’s and others).

For special entrees, I go to epicurious or again marthastewart (her website is full of good recipes, and contrary to what others often say, I found many of the recipes to be simple and easy to put together… they remind me of Julia Child’s recipes).  I also go to the Heart and Stroke Foundation of Canada’s site for everyday meal recipes.

Allrecipes and Epicurious are my favorites too.  I like the reviews.  At Allrecipes, there is always a ton of recipes to choose from, so I can usually find something that grabs me, or enough variations to make a composite that I will like.  I like Epicurious because their recipes are usually a little ‘higher end’ than a lot of sites.

MrsM

Fine Cooking.  Love the magazine, love the website.

Cook’s Illustrated and allrecipes.com

Epicurious is the one I visit the most I believe.