On Sun, 4 Feb 2018 10:51:25 -0600, Sqwertz >
wrote:

>On Sat, 03 Feb 2018 16:31:43 -0700, U.S. Janet B. wrote:
>
>> I'm always the last to know, but have you checked out
>> https://www.yummly.com/
>>
>> It's easy to fill in your recipe ingredient requirements and find what
>> you want.
>> Janet US
>
>TMI, probably, but these site was a peeve of mine.
>
>This site used to pop up a lot when you googled recipes and I was less
>than enthusiastic about it. I hated it because all it did was scrape
>recipes from elsewhere in the net and often pared them down and got
>the ingredients mixed up or missing. It also didn't include the links
>to the original articles nor the original reviews.
>
>If I want to google for recipes I want to see results on the original
>sites they appeared. Not be presented with a secondary search site
>that just has intermediary copies of the recipes with no way to get to
>the originals and reviews. I hated the site even more than cooks.com.
>
>Fortunately Google must have realized yummly is just another search
>engine of scraped recipes so now it doesn't appear in the list of
>search results - which may be why you forgot about it.
>
>-sw

I hardly ever look for recipes on the 'Net. If I am looking for ideas
I will probably go to Food Network because there are enough recipes
from reliable sources for me to get the gist of how to prepare.
Because sometimes you are just looking for something to fit around
what you have in the fridge as leftovers or as fresh. Yesterday I was
looking for a basic but different stir fry sauce and just typed stir
fry sauce into my search engine. That's how I ended up at yumly. It
gave me what I needed.
Janet US