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Recipes: Cook Well with the Web

Why bother with cumbersome cookbooks when you can find easy recipes online? The Recipes Web Guide collects the best links for finding an amazing array of online food recipes within a myriad of cuisine types.

Looking for classic and contemporary baking recipes? Try the Web Guide to Baking for helpful baking tips, techniques and recipes.

If you want to make vegetarian recipes like a pro, try the Web Guide to Vegetarianism and the Web Guide to Veganism for meat-free recipes that are easy to make and explosively flavorful.

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Learn how to prepare meat simply and elegantly, how to whip up a homemade béchamel sauce, and find all recipes in between, complete with tips and words of advice from seasoned chefs and food enthusiasts alike.

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Consider making a “Recipes” folder in your bookmark bar where you can store recipe links for easy access later on.

Having a list of common ingredient substitutions handy in the kitchen can be helpful when making a new recipe.

Top Sites for All Recipes

For professionally tested recipes and complete menus …

Epicurious features well-tested recipes and a thorough search feature that helps you find what you're looking for. Register to create a personal online recipe file and save your notes on any dish.

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Food Network helps you find recipes from your favorite TV chefs. The site only contains dishes that have been featured on Food Network. If you can't find a particular recipe, visit the chef’s personal Web site.

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Martha Stewart offers a collection of recipes and advice from Martha’s many magazines. With recipe categories like “Quick,” “Holiday,” “Baking” and “Beverages,” you’re bound to find something you’d like to make.

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Simply Recipes is the essence of what a good cooking Web site can be: It combines recipes passed down through author Elise Bauer's family with new discoveries, all tested and retested before being posted.

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Cooking.com has a “Recipes & More” section that's chock-full of recipes from sources around the Web. Recipes are conveniently arranged by main ingredient and category so that you can find exactly what you need quickly.

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The Joy Kitchen is the online supplement to the classic cookbook, "Joy of Cooking." Find seasonal foods and practices, like grilled corn in the summer. Search the "Recipe Box" on the lower left to access the full recipe collection.

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For interactive recipe sites …

Lookin’ at Cookin’ hosts a library of video recipes, each presented by a chef from a successful New York restaurant. Don’t worry if you didn’t catch that last essential step; just play back the clip and your soufflé will still be a success.

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Allrecipes is a community-based site that serves up recipes at every skill level, tested—and often submitted—by its members. The site is loaded with extras, including video tutorials, healthy eating advice and more.

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BlogHer is a network of sites run by women. The “Food & Drink” section is a great place to find recipes and cooking hints from home cooks of all flavors.

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Chow is the site for “Chowhounds,” people who don’t consider themselves food snobs but love finding great eats nonetheless. Look for recipes by the site’s writers, and boards where members share kitchen secrets.

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The Great Family Cookbook Project lets you create online or printed cookbooks full of your family’s favorite dishes. Finally you’ll have a place to keep all of your preferred recipes together. Go to “The Process” to learn how to get started.

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Who knew?

The Secret Recipe Blog creates and shares copycat versions of popular supermarket and restaurant favorites. Sssshh!

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Top Secret Recipes includes hundreds of dead-on recreations of restaurant. Many are free but others are 79 cents each—a small price to pay if you’ve got to know how to recreate your favorite Olive Garden dish.

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