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Anyone have any sites with nice dinner recipes?

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Looking for a variety of meat dishes.

Would be nice to find a site with some high quality recipes that isn't crap-laden with ads, etc.

Any suggestions ?

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I find that this site helps when I'm indecisive:

http://whatthefuckshouldimakefordinner.com/

I've been using http://www.food52.com lately.

+1 for a nice clean design.

I created my own site http://cookingspace.com/ because I need to track my intake of vitamin K. Each recipe shows an approximate amount of 22 nutrients tracked by the USDA. The recipes are most of my favorites. Anyway, a simple site, but does what I need. Try "Show random recipe" or "Show random daily plan" to see some random recipes and aggregated daily diet plans.

I am currently working on a recipe project: http://www.recipecan.com/

The goal of this site is to get people to make food and then blog about the recipe, ingredients, taste, etc. If there are any cooks out there that wish to join let me know and I will fire you an invite. I'd love to get some 'hacker' recipes up there.

adblock and http://www.bbcgoodfood.com/ works for me.

a handful of blogs from the cooking forlder of my google reader:

http://justcookit.blogspot.com/

http://www.toomanychefs.com/

http://www.cottagesmallholder.com/

http://www.101cookbooks.com/

also I'd be a fool not to mention my own site

http://thecookofbob.blogspot.com/

Mine's not crap-laden with ads, but it's not really crap laden with much tbh.

http://www.indobase.com has a good listing of dinner recipes at http://www.indobase.com/recipes/category/dinner.php

Recently found http://www.notakeout.com/.

It is a beautiful site, the recipes are great (unique and tasty), and the instructions and step-by-step instructions are awesome.

I started this site as my first MVC just to keep track of recipes I've made and liked. You're welcome to jump on and add your own...

http://cookbuk.com/recipes

I regularly use epicurious.com. I often find myself scanning multiple recipes for a particular dish and using some combination of them to create my own version.

Try http://www.kitchendaily.com/

my 3 favorites are:

http://allrecipes.com they have ratings; large selection

http://epicurious.com they have ratings; more sophisticated

http://showmethecurry Indian recipes that actually work via video

you forgot the TLD on showmethecurry.

http://www.showmethecurry.com

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