Food/recipes websites, can anyone recommend any?

[AutumnHues]

As the title says really. I am looking for easy recipes for a not very good cook (me) please

www.bbcgoodfood.com/content/recipes/ is my favoutrite, loads of choice for a range of abilities!

Thanks lolalotta will have a look in a minute.
TIA incase of anymore replies.

I was going to recommend BBC Good Food too!

love bbc good food
deliaonline is good too - her recipes are as foolproof as you can get

I like smitten kitchen. I don't necessarily cook that many of the recipes (although the baking is great, and anything I have made has turned out well), but I love the photography and how she writes.

clearly I can't do links. Google smitten kitchen and you'll get there in the end

I love BBCGoodFood too, use it all the time.

There is another caled good to know...I like that one and occasionally use recipes from it for my own website

Can highly recommend big fat noodle's blog.

I'm just a home cook and I blog what I cook for dinner every night with recipes and photos. None are hard recipes.

www.thedomesticgoddesschallenge.wordpress.com

Otherwise you can't beat Good Food!

Good food is the one I tend to use as well - but always read the comments (just the first page will do) as they are good at giving a good apprasial of the recipe, hints/tips and variations and they are good at picking up any issues/problems.

I do find it a bit basic though, good for family weekday meals, (and some of their recipes dhansak ) are nowhere near authentic (I'm not obsessive but if I am looking for a dhansak I would like a dhansak (sweet and sour lentil based curry) rather than a bog standard british style basic curry with a tomato base and a couple of spices chucked in) and am looking for a more challenging one though if anyone has any good ones?

I really like this site which is the blog of (IIRC) a DH of a MNer.

TheArmadillo - I've been using Rak's Kitchen for curries etc. Not sure whether it counts as challenging but seems authentic and everything has been yummy (a delicious korma).

Thanks everyone I have made a note of those.

Thanks I'll have a look at that one.

Oh, I like TheLickerBowler

My favourite food blogger is Foot, football and a baby - she has lots of delicious Indian meals.

I have a few easy recipes on my blog (link on profile)

i really recommend www.epicurious.com/ its really good if you are looking for inspiration.

I'd say for more fail safe and tried and tested - BBC good food - the comments are great. I also trust BBC food, Channel 4 and UKTV for market kitchen etc.

Delia also safe.

I agree with Smitten Kitchen. Also check out Orangette.

For great photos as well as recipes try Cannelle et Vanille.