Any good recipes or recipe websites?

As far as any of the dessert recipes go, I would completely recommend the following site, which has lots of easy and original recipes.

http://morganskitchen.com/

There are hundreds, if not thousands of recipe websites out there. Of course, some are better than others, so it takes some time to find the site that's best for you. I've had my best luck finding interesting recipes on various food blogs. I'm vegetarian, so my interests may not be exactly the same as yours, but if you want to have some relatively simple, healthy recipes under your belt, check out my blog! I started it pretty recently, but it will be expanding pretty soon. I also have a ton of links to my favorite blogs and websites that you should check out.

Most of all, when you're starting to cook for the first time don't be afraid to be adventurous! Try new ingredients you've never used before and flavors you've never tried. Who know what you'll come up with?

Here's my blog- carolinesvegetariankitchen.blogspot.com

Happy cooking!

Bakespace.com. Eek. com. My recipes.com Bakespace is different, in that anyone can go to it. Most of the recipes are simple. Plus, it's really two in one, in that you need one password for the recipe part and another for the community room. Anyone can post a recipe. User name can be anything of your choice. AIt some times has a competition for which the only way to enter, is to post a recipe and click on where it says the name of the contest, when you're posting it. And you can have a collection of recipes saved. They call that feature "my cook book" or something like that. This is a feature that allows you to save even some choice recipes, from your bakespace friends.

Meatloaf & Hasselback Potatoes. (by Dune 22/12/09) 500g lean beef mince 1/2 cup Tomato Sauce.(Ketchup) 1 cup Wattie's Frozen Rainbow Mix, roughly chopped (Chunky Veggies) 1 egg 1 1/2 cups soft breadcrumbs Hasselback Potatoes 4 peeled or scrubbed potatoes 2 tsp oil 1. Preheat oven to 180°C. Grease or line a loaf tin with baking paper. 2. In a bowl mix together mince, Heinz Tomato Ketchup, chopped Wattie’s Rainbow Mix, egg and breadcrumbs. Press into loaf tin. 3. Bake for 50-60 minutes or until meatloaf is cooked thoroughly. Remove from oven and rest for 10 minutes before cutting. 4. To make Hasselback potatoes: Cut a small slice of the base of the potatoes so they sit flat. Cut thin slices through the potato almost to the base. Arrange on a baking paper lined oven tray and brush or spray with oil. Cook the potatoes alongside the meatloaf for 30-40 minutes. 5. Serve the meatloaf with the potatoes and more cooked Wattie’s Rainbow Mix.

There are tons out there..

I like using allrecipes.com

Kraft kitchen.com

Campbell's.com

Betty Crocker.com

Best Baking.com

Joy of Cooking or Baking

Taste of Home

FoodNetwork.com

You also can find some on YouTube too...=)

Print out copies of these wonderful recipes and make a cookbook of your own. Be sure to put this link into your Favorites so you can find it again:

http://www.cooks.com/rec/ch/main_dishes.html

I have found Better Homes and Gardens Particularly good with pictures you could save as well of what I dish should look like.

Hman

tinyurl.com/freesimplerecipes its a free recipe toolbar

Go to http://www.cooks.com/ they always have the best!

allrecipes.com