I've all but stopped getting recipes from websites. It always feels like every recipe I find was either just copied from some other site with one ingredient changed, or there's some brand sponsored ingredient shoehorned in. A lot of modern recipe books aren't much better, but there's maybe a little more useful info.
The main thing I've done to find decent recipes these days is to check youtube. Not stuff like 5 minute crafts or overproduced tiktok recipe "hacks", but videos by people cooking in their own kitchen, mostly in real time, talking about what they're doing and why. You can see the whole process and see their technique and be reasonably certain that they know what they're doing on some level.
Here's a few people I always come back to in case anyone is interested:
The main thing I've done to find decent recipes these days is to check youtube. Not stuff like 5 minute crafts or overproduced tiktok recipe "hacks", but videos by people cooking in their own kitchen, mostly in real time, talking about what they're doing and why. You can see the whole process and see their technique and be reasonably certain that they know what they're doing on some level.
Here's a few people I always come back to in case anyone is interested:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aNrkDzpgSFY
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5dSeHP14Osc
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8uyop7-v3Es
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MVolu2pxveo