Which social media platform is best for recipes?

Pinterest : If your food business focuses on recipes or catering, Pinterest is a goldmine. Users often turn to Pinterest for culinary inspiration, making it a prime platform for sharing recipes, cooking tips, and visually appealing images.

How many people search for recipes online?

The web is now the dinnertime go-to as 62% of people find their recipes online, overtaking the 59% who prefer traditional cookbooks and the 47% who get most of their ideas from friends and family. In fact, the Internet is such a staple in our lives that only 8% of people say they've never used it for cookery help.

What is the best recipe blog?

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Where do most people get their recipes?

There are many good sources out there, including cookbooks, magazines, and friends and family who are willing to share their secrets . One thing is sure: if you want to be a successful food blogger, you need to have a reliable source of recipes you can use as inspiration to create your own dishes.

What food is most ordered online?

Synopsis. Zomato recently unveiled its 2023 food-ordering trends, showcasing biryani and pizza as the dominant choices with over 10.09 crore and 7.45 crore orders, respectively. Noodle bowl orders secured the third spot with over 4.55 crore, equivalent to circling the earth's circumference 22 times.

What is the number one most used social media app?

Facebook is the largest social networking site, with over 3 billion people using it monthly, according to Statista.

Do people still use cookbooks?

Do cookbooks sell well? Cookbooks sell extraordinarily well. According to Kristen Mclean of the NPD market research group, close to 20 million cookbooks fly off the shelves every year in the US alone .

Are all recipes public domain?

In general, recipes are not protected by copyright law in the United States , as they are considered to be a collection of facts or a list of ingredients and steps. However, the way a recipe is presented, such as the written instructions, photographs, or illustrations, can be protected by copyright.

How do people search for recipes?

Organic search based on keyword is the most popular way that consumers find recipes online, followed by food blogs and websites and social media platforms Pinterest, Facebook and TikTok.

Where do Millennials find recipes?

Some popular sources include: Cooking websites and blogs, such as Allrecipes, Food.com , and Epicurious. Social media platforms, such as Facebook, Instagram, and Pinterest. Cooking and recipe books, both physical and digital. Cooking and recipe apps, such as Yummly and Cookpad. Friends and family members. More items... Jan 23, 2023

How do I find the best cook?

The best way to ensure that you're comfortable with a potential cook is to ask questions . Start by asking about their experience, including how long they have been cooking and what types of meals they specialize in. You can also ask to see pictures of their past work or even sample some of their food if possible.

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Is there an app for personal recipes?

Recipe Keeper is the easy to use, all-in-one recipe organizer, shopping list and meal planner available across all of your devices. Enter your recipes with as much or as little information as you like.

My Top 10 Recipes of 2019 (2024)

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This year was big, wonderful, and completely life-changing. We fast-forwarded through some major life events, which was trying at times but always worthwhile.

Twenty-nineteen in summary: My boyfriend asked me to marry him in January, and my answer was a resounding yes. We got married on the first of June, spent a few days in Santa Fe immediately thereafter, celebrated my brother’s wedding at the end of the month, drank wine across France and Spain for two weeks in July, transformed his perfectly respectable bachelor pad into a cozy home that suits the both of us, finally mailed out our thank you notes, met my newest little nephew, and split our holidays between his family and mine. We’re excited to see what the next decade will bring.

I truly love every recipe I publish here, so it’s impossible to pick “favorites.” Please indulge me as I highlight some recipes that deserve more attention and tell you the stories behind them. Ready?

1) Fresh Spring Rolls with Peanut Sauce

For our first date, my husband asked me to meet him at a nearby Thai restaurant for spring rolls and beer. These spring rolls are my variation of the ones we enjoyed over two years ago.

2) Favorite Carrot Cake

I’ve wanted to create a decadent, layered, naturally sweetened carrot cake for a long time—here it is. Choose between classic cream cheese frosting and naturally sweetened cream cheese frosting (made with dates!).

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These tacos are just really fun, fresh and delicious. This recipe combines fresh pineapple salsa, Peruvian herb sauce and seared, golden halloumi cheese.

4) Lightened-Up Creamy Tomato Soup

You may have enjoyed this recipe from my cookbook—this is the only tomato soup recipe you’ll ever need! Even better with a grilled cheese sandwich (below).

5) Favorite Grilled Cheese Sandwich

This grilled cheese sandwich features a layer of golden, crusted cheese on the outside. Someday, I hope to become neighborhood-famous as the mom with the best grilled cheese sandwiches.

6) Farro and Kale Salad with Goat Cheese

This salad is my homemade version of one of our favorite local salads at The French Market. My mother-in-law makes it nearly every week!

7) Chilaquiles Rojos

These chilaquiles are so good, if I may say so, and I’m afraid they didn’t get as much attention as they deserve. Maybe the photos don’t do them justice?

8) Pimento Cheese

My grandmother Mimi made the best pimento cheese. I couldn’t find her recipe anywhere, so I came up with my own.

9) Favorite Breakfast Tacos

My husband makes the best breakfast tacos, and I’ve attempted to recreate them for you. His hack—he goes to the grocery store’s salad bar for pre-cut fresh ingredients, which is a brilliant time-saver and waste-minimizer, if you think about it.

10) Quick Collard Greens

This recipe is a great example of how I throw meals together at home—hardy greens can become a quick and truly delicious side dish, if you know how to cook them properly.

More resources you might appreciate: 23 make-ahead breakfast recipes and 20 simple weeknight dinners. Don’t forget to follow us on Pinterest for a steady stream of recipe inspiration!

By Kathryne Taylor

Vegetable enthusiast. Dog lover. I'm probably making a big mess in my Kansas City kitchen right now.
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My Top 10 Recipes of 2019 (2024)

1) Fresh Spring Rolls with Peanut Sauce

2) Favorite Carrot Cake

3)

4) Lightened-Up Creamy Tomato Soup

5) Favorite Grilled Cheese Sandwich

6) Farro and Kale Salad with Goat Cheese

7) Chilaquiles Rojos

8) Pimento Cheese

9) Favorite Breakfast Tacos

10) Quick Collard Greens

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