I mostly subscribe to a few RSS feeds of places online that I like their recipes. What do you do to fine new recipes to try?

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    1 year ago
    • serious eats
    • vegrecipesofindia
    • the silver spoon
    • mangerbouger.fr (good for planning but recipes need some tweaking)
    • whenever i travel i make it a point to get a cookbook about the local cuisine
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      1 year ago

      whenever i travel i make it a point to get a cookbook about the local cuisine

      Oh this is an awesome idea

      I am also a big fan of serious eats. Especially Kenji. His youtube is gold.

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    1 year ago

    I follow a lot of YouTube cooks that will have some new stuff for me to try out. If I’m looking for something specific I’ll check them out first, and also just generally Google what I’m after and see what other generic sites have listed. I know enough about cooking now that I can understand why things are in recipes and why their might be differences between recipes, and I’ll cobble together something that works for me personally.

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      1 year ago

      This is what I do too. I collect a lot of recipes but I find I end up just googling for what I want in the moment a lot.