Recipe sites?

[oneoffour]

My wife and I had a great valentines day dinner. The dessert was a lemon sabayon. Naturally I wanted to make it at home. Went to All Recipes and put in sabayon and the site had nothing. Found a recipe on epicurius. All this got me wondering anyone want to share their never fail sites to get that special recipe?

 

[Michael in FtW]

When I want to find a recipe for something I generally start out on Google and search for whatever it is that I want to make ... then start looking at the recipes it finds. This way I don't waste time on any particular site that does't contain the recipe.

 

[Andy M.]

Check out the Cooking Links in the blue menu bar near the top of the page. Members have posted lots of TnT recipe links.

I also do what Michael does when looking for a certain recipe. Google is your friend.

 

[mcnerd]

I also will do a Google search first and that often leads to RecipeZaar. In this case they have 16 recipes in their database for Sabayon

sabayon and Recipes : Recipezaar

 

[Fearless Kitchen]

I've had good luck with Epicurious and with Martha Stewart Living (really.) You could also try Foodbuzz - they aggregate mostly blogger recipes.

 

[mike in brooklyn]

Here is a comprehensive and interesting site - essentially an on-line
book written in the 1800's - many recipes and ideas.

http://www.mrsbeeton.com

 

[abecedarian]

While Discuss Cooking is hard to beat, I've also had great luck with recipezaar, Growlies for Groups, The Recipe Link, and the Friendly-Freezer yahoo group. Another great resource is 30 Day Gourmet. Their forums are free and are studded with recipes.