Aside from Ann T's blong? :)
www.leitesculinaria.com
www.thespicehouse.com (recipe section - although I buy all my spices there, too.)

I have many, Ann's blog- Thibeault's Table, Sol's blog- Memories in the Baking, Monique's blog- La Table de Nana- http://latabledenana.blogspot.com/, but additionally I enjoy the writing & recipes on the Pioneer Woman's blog and also Serious Eats.
Blogs are wonderful, but I it takes so much time to read them all!

If you like to bake fun things, check out Bakerella!

Serious Eats. Things change all during the day, and I've gotten a lot of good ideas.

Here is a link that might be useful: Serious Eats

A lot of the blogs I visit come from food porn at FoodGawker. FoodGawker

I have Ann's blog on my Opera web page and this blog too
Cooking for Seven
And two others one is based on Nourishing Traditions and the other is Gluten Free.
But I have another 20 in my favorites that I visit once a week or so..

I really enjoy baking. There are two sites that I really like for baking one is The Fresh Loaf , http://www.thefreshloaf.com/

and the other is Cookie Madness.net

Here is a link that might be useful: Cookie Madness

Thanks. And thanks for the reminder about the blogs of our very own Sol, Ann, and Monique!!

Sue

This blog has wonderful photographs. Lots of interesting topics.

Here is a link that might be useful: fx cuisine

No doubt this is very obvious - but I find www.epicurious.com to be very useful. Especially with the large number of reviews for many recipes, it helps me decide what might be good and whether to make adjustments.

I'm curious about why nobody else mentioned epicurious? Is it too much of a newbie site (hence it suits my needs well). Or is everyone assuming we know about epicurious and only mentioning less obvious sites?

I subscribe to finecooking, so I find their website, wwww.finecooking.com to also be useful with plenty of good recipes and reviews. But I think they charge for online access to some of the recipes and features (like favorites).

I have already checked out and bookmarked some of the blogs mentioned here. thanks.

Lynn.

I keep going back to this site to copy and save recipes. I haven't tried any yet, but someday...

Here is a link that might be useful: Chocolate & Zucchini

Lots of good stuff here, thank you everyone.

Lynn, I tap into Epicurious frequently. Not sure why no one mentioned it, but perhaps for the reason you said...it's assumed that everyone here knows of it.

Thanks for the tip about Fine Cooking.

Sue

Some sites which I refer to when I'm looking for a known dish but want to see their version of the recipe:

Delia Online - for British dishes

Marions Kochbuch - German recipes with some translated to English

Karlos Arguiñano A known Spanish chef, for checking a Spanish recipe.

I also like to visit Sol, but otherwise don't look at food blogs while I'm dieting LOL.

SharonCb

I've been using Allrecipes.com a lot. I don't know if it has the best recipes but I LOVE the way it's organized and wish other cooking websites were done the same way. I can go to any catagory then sort by RATING so the highest rated recipes are at the top. It also shows how many ratings (reviews) there are for each recipe. I can search a catagory like main dishes or salads, or I can put in an ingredient like zucchini, then put the recipes in order by rating. We have six in our family plus one son-in-law. I think it's so helpful when cooking for a big bunch to find recipes that are appealing to a wide range of tastes.
Just as an example, this is what comes up when I sort zucchini recipes by rating. (put link below)

I've been looking for other websites that are organized the same way. It takes a lot of the guesswork out of finding recipes my picky bunch will eat.

Here is a link that might be useful: Allrecipes.com zucchini recipes by sorted by rating

Like Christie, I use Allrecipes.com. I like to read about what others have to say about a certain recipe before trying it myself. Today I am making sweet & sour chicken wings, veggie pizza, and cottage cheese black beans salsa for the Super Bowl game. All these come from Allrecipes.com. So far, they all turned out very good.

Al

I love recipezaar and allrecipes. They are very much alike in their organization and I have great recipes from both.

I used to do several blogs but now I'm pretty much down to Tastespotting's. I love it because each page has 36 photos with mini descriptions of food that link to that recipe/blog site if you hit on the pics. It's great because there's no wording, no music, little advertising, and great looking dishes. Nice and easy!

Instead of starting a new thread I figured I'd add to this one.

I'm nosing around looking for a 'duck pho' recipe since I have the appropriate broth in my freezer(yes, at 5:00 AM and no one is up yet).

I stumbled on a blog called 'The Yummy Mummy - In the kitchen with a couple of spatula-wielding toddlers' - her discussion with her toddler about the duck they were going ot have for dinner gave me a chuckle. I think we've all gone through this phase where the kids realize we might be eating something we petted or talked on TV.

The directions for duck pho broth from a carcass was book-marking worthy as well!

Here is a link that might be useful: Yummy Mummy - duck pho