Niche Recipe Sites That You Didn't Know You Needed
By Gracie Gibbs
Not sure what you want to whip up in the kitchen, or how to make it? Check out these unique recipe websites that will step up your cooking game.
Late night? Here’s a Meal Generator to Make Your Life Easier.
My Fridge Food is an easy way to create meals with what you already have in your fridge. Say you are not sure what to make for dinner, but have all of these random ingredients. Select the things that you already have in your pantry, and it will generate meal ideas for you! All you need to do is follow the recipe. It’s super easy to use and they even have an app!
Why So Serious?
Serious Eats is a food blog started by author and journalist Ed Levine. His blog consists of not only recipes, but a plethora of how-to guides and various methods to spicing up your kitchen. For example, you want to get into canning your goods? Head on over to the Recipes By Method section and click on “Canning & Preserving”. From there you will get step-by-step instructions on how you too can make your own Homemade Vegan Kimchi.
A Funky Sandwich Blog
What’s one of the easiest meals to make? A sandwich! I Am A Food Blog has a ton of recipes if you’d like to extend your sandwich making skills. From the classic Meatball Sub to the quirky Shepherd's Pie Grilled Cheese, there is no doubt there is a sandwich for everyone here.
Vegetarian Favs!
Cookie & Kate is a vegetarian food blog run by Kate, a cook from Oklahoma. She specializes in making whole foods from fresh ingredients, but takes into consideration people with dietary needs. She has a section specifically for dairy free, gluten free, nut free, etc so that everyone has a tasty bite to eat! A personal favorite is the Foolproof French Toast. Click the link and give it a shot! A cute side note, the name from Cookie & Kate comes from her sweet pup Cookie!
