Your Questions About Recipe Finder
Sharon asks…
I Need To Find The Recipe Finder Website?
I have heard about this website that you enter the ingredients that you have in your pantry and it will give you a recipe that uses them ingredients…. Anyone know what website this is?
Bill Johnson answers:
There are several. Here are a few of them:
SuperCook – A recipe search engine that utilizes the ingredients you already have on hand. It creates the “recipe card” right before your very eyes as you enter ingredients. It has a great, very modern interface. Fun to use!
Http://www.supercook.com/
Cookin With Google – This is a customized search engine that is just like the “regular” Google search engine, but this one only searches popular recipe-related sites. Type in your ingredients by putting 2-word ingredients in quotes and include a space between items (not a comma). The only downside is the results are provided in a non-friendly “search engine” kind of way… And that means you often get more lists of recipes rather than landing on an actual recipe. On the good side… You can fine-tune your results by choosing one of the following: vegan, world, Atkins, seafood, diabetic, crockpot, weight watchers, gluten-free, low-fat, or vegetarian.
Http://www.researchbuzz.org/wp/tools/cookin-with-google/
Recipe Matcher – Type in the ingredients you’ve got, and it gives you a long list of recipes which include at least ONE of those ingredients. It also lists those items you still need to make that particular recipe. It sorts the results by percentage of your ingredients each recipe actually has. You can add recipes to “your favorites” at this site, print out the ingredients you still need, or print the entire recipe.
Http://www.recipematcher.com/
All Recipes Ingredient Search – I like how you can “exclude” ingredients. For example, you get a lot of lobster recipes in the results… Simply ask it to exclude “lobster” but still include the other ingredients you previously listed, and you’ve easily narrowed down the results. Or, you could just search for a particular “type” of dish, rather than searching ALL recipes.
Http://allrecipes.com/Search/Ingredients.aspx
Mandy asks…
I’m looking for a “Recipe finder” for the ingredients I have. Dose anyone know of a good website or something?
Basically, I have stuff in my cupboards but I’m terrible at knowing what to do with all the ingredients. I don’t want to go though a cook book and find out I still need stuff to make this or that. I want a list of things I can make with what I have.
Bill Johnson answers:
Last week I was on a spree of getting some good recipes that I can experiment. Found some exciting thing.. Homecookingdiva.com
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