Recipe websites?

[Legend83]

Trying to do a bit more cooking at home to ease the burden on the wife.

So far I have just used the BBC Food website and it has been a bit hit and miss - have done two Nigel Slater recipes, one was excellent, one was horrific.

Does anyone here have any favorite web resources for getting new recipes?

[driverrob]

I've found a few nice ones on http://www.ifood.tv/

[Melman Giraffe]

http://allrecipes.co.uk/

I use this quite a lot. The recipes are rated by the user which is handy

[tigerhorse]

I've tried quite a few of the recipes from this place which have generally worked well. The Korean pork is excellent.
http://www.thefoodinmybeard.com/

[grumbledoak]

I normally type e.g. "chicken spinach recipe uk" into Google and see what comes up (the "uk" is to avoid being told to use "cups", "Fahrenheit", and "furlongs").

[Melman Giraffe]

grumbledoak said:

I normally type e.g. "chicken spinach recipe uk" into Google and see what comes up (the "uk" is to avoid being told to use "cups", "Fahrenheit", and "furlongs").

I quite like the USA way of using cups

[Dr G]

Melman Giraffe said:

grumbledoak said:

I normally type e.g. "chicken spinach recipe uk" into Google and see what comes up (the "uk" is to avoid being told to use "cups", "Fahrenheit", and "furlongs").

I quite like the USA way of using cups

This is Pistonheads. Our cups are water butts and our plates are satellite dishes.

[grumbledoak]

Melman Giraffe said:

I quite like the USA way of using cups

I'm just not prepared to take culinary advice from a nation that puts strawberry jam on pork ribs and then burns them.

[Melman Giraffe]

grumbledoak said:

Melman Giraffe said:

I quite like the USA way of using cups

I'm just not prepared to take culinary advice from a nation that puts strawberry jam on pork ribs and then burns them.

I know but sometimes a cup is simpler than a gram. Or should I say quicker