Recipe sites
Well-known places to find recipes, by category. Open one in NutriOrbit, and when the page holds a recipe, one tap imports it into your cookbook.
How to import a recipe
- Open NutriOrbit and choose to search the web for a recipe. The in-app browser opens this page.
- Tap a site below, or search for a dish, and open the page of the recipe you want.
- When the page holds a recipe, the Import button turns on. Tap it.
- NutriOrbit reads the recipe, tidies the ingredients, and saves it to your cookbook with a link back to the page.
You can also share a recipe link, a YouTube video or a social post to NutriOrbit from another app, or import from a photo. If a page will not import, try a direct link to the recipe page.
- How to import
- Popular
- Indian
- South Indian
- Lifestyle and healthy eating
- Chefs
- Food blogs
- Niche sites
- International
- Your favourites
Popular
Indian
- Ministry of Curry
- Sanjeev Kapoor
- Hebbar's Kitchen
- Archana's Kitchen
- Swasthi's Recipes
- Veg Recipes of India
South Indian
Lifestyle and healthy eating
Chefs
Food blogs
- Smitten Kitchen
- RecipeTin Eats
- Half Baked Harvest
- Pinch of Yum
- Sally's Baking Addiction
- Cookie and Kate
Niche sites
International
- Just One Cookbook (Japanese)
- Maangchi (Korean)
- Omnivore's Cookbook (Chinese)
- Hot Thai Kitchen (Thai)
- The Mediterranean Dish (Mediterranean)
- Cooking with Nonna (Italian)
Your favourites
This website does not remember anything about you: it has no accounts, cookies or scripts, so it cannot keep a favourites list. Bookmark the sites you like in your phone's browser. Recipes you import are saved in your cookbook in the app, each with a link back to the page it came from.
These sites are examples. They are not affiliated with NutriOrbit and do not endorse it. Their names belong to their owners. Pages can change or block apps at any time, so an import may not work on every page.