Recommended Recipe Sites

Whatever the state of the economy, food is one of the areas which we rarely cut back too far on.

It might mean we look for cheaper cuts, buy the less well-know brands, not go out for meals to restaurants as much as usual, and forego some of the `luxuries` but we still have to eat. Right?

I have listed here some of my favorite sites where you can find recipes to suit most tastes, from the simple to the exotic.

Hopefully you will find something to suit your taste - and budget.

Recipes of the kinds of food you`d expect to be served in a restaurant at Food & Wine.

At iChef see videos, articles and more on the subject of food.

Curries are now fast becoming some of the most often made meals in the world. Curries are one of the fastest growing take-away foods. The range of ingredients required for making a curry become more accessible with stores selling a wide range of exotic spices.

                                                           

Some of Jamie Oliver`s favorite recipes. Easy to follow, simple recipes, which will open up a whole new world of great food to this site`s visitors.

Good Food Channel. Includes useful easy to follow videos on cooking.

Delia Online looks at Delia’s recipes-nearly 1400 of them - from a bowl of pasta to holding a dinner party.

Simple Daily Recipes has great ideas for those leftovers, and a lot more besides.

I really like this next one. It`s one for the kids! If you're hungry, grab your apron and get cooking! Making food yourself - with a little help from a parent - is a great way to learn about food and meal preparation.

This site looks at recipes for children with different conditions. Recipes for kids with Cystic Fibrosis, Recipes for Kids with Diabetes, Vegetarian Recipes, Recipes for Kids with Lactose Intolerance & Recipes for Kids with Celiac Disease are all covered.

There are lots of Vegan recipes here. Veganism is discussed. What do vegans eat? Vegans eat all sorts of plant foods - fruit, vegetables, nuts, grains, seeds, fungi - and avoid foods made from dead or living animals - meat, eggs, milk, milk derivatives such as cheese and yoghurt, or honey.

The American Vegan Society is a nonprofit educational membership organization teaching a compassionate way of living that includes veganism.

And for vegetarians here are some wonderful recipes on the Vegetarian Society website.

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