I scroll through this sub and everybody's talking about recipes that take 2 hours, 50 ingredients, and 20 of which I've never even heard of. How is any of that easy?

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I often go to HelloFresh and BlueApron's websites and make their recipes at home since many of them are pretty healthy (I don't think all of the recipes have macro breakdowns).

Feb 12, 2022 · It's always the first place I look when I need recipes or ideas, and the review and rating system is extremely useful. I looked at that supercook site mentioned in another comment, and you …

Dec 15, 2023 · ATK is great, and if you dig around a little you can find their recipes posted by other people so that you don't have to pay their fees for access to the website.

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I plan on making coffee at home to save money, but I'm struggling with finding copycat recipes for a vanilla frosty cream to add to cold brew.

About 45 years ago, my mother-in-law gave me a recipe for Johnsonville chocolate cake with Lazy Daisy frosting —or possibly a lazy Daisy cake with Johnsonville frosting. We moved around a lot, and I lost …

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