A good recipe site?

[NightRunner]

Evening all,

I'm looking for a pretty decent site where I can browse decent/different/interesting receipts - mainly main courses.

Do you have any favourites to recommend?


Many thanks,

[DocArbathnot]

I find the BBC pretty good for browsing, what sort of food are you interested in?

[Du1point8]

name the type of food or you like... or jamie oliver good enough for you as there are some good ones on there.

[D1ngd0ng]

Try food gawker.

[Cotty]

DocArbathnot said:

I find the BBC pretty good for browsing, what sort of food are you interested in?

I use that. Looked at a pork dish for a cooking competition on PH
Found this http://www.bbcgoodfood.com/recipes/8524/pork-chill...
Turned out like this

[ambuletz]

Youtube. There are loads of people that have cooking channels on there. Some like to mae 2-3 minute videos, others go over 10minutes. whether you want a simple recipe or something abit more complex like a curry made the proper curry house way.

[jas xjr]

ambuletz said:

Youtube. There are loads of people that have cooking channels on there. Some like to mae 2-3 minute videos, others go over 10minutes. whether you want a simple recipe or something abit more complex like a curry made the proper curry house way.

i do not mean to be argumetative , but the curry house way is not the correct way to make a curry . cheaper ingredients and shotcuts do not make a decent curry

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D1ngd0ng said:

Try food gawker.

Was going to say this.

[D1ngd0ng]

As random as it sounds, wiki cookbook can turn up some pleasing surprises also

[Kapenta]

www.cookingforengineers.com

Anally retentive...for the anally retentive!

[Soir]

I'm a terrible cook but if I attempt something I'll search for Gordon ramsay receipes first (they are on YouTube bbc food channel 4 etc). He's not got tons on michellin stars for nothing!

[Pferdestarke]

Foodwishes on youtube is worth a look.