Favorite Cookbooks or other sources of dinner inspration?

[noodle]

I know I've seen threads about this in the past, but I'm too lazy to look for them.

I need some new ideas for dinner.  Where do you get your inspiration?  Can you please share your favorite cookbooks, blogs, etc? 

[litebright]

Cooks Illustrated/America's Test Kitchen. I don't think I've ever run across a bad recipe from them, and I have a ton of their magazines and cookbooks.

Online, I like Epicurious. It's a compilation of recipes from Bon Appetit and Gourmet, and I think maybe some other Conde Nast brands?

Sometimes I browse pinterest, but man, I can get so overwhelmed on there. I've gotten some good recipes, though.

[Deleted]

I second the Cooks Illustrated/ATK. The recipes are on the extensive/lengthy side but totally worth it. For quick and easy, I like a lot of the Taste of Home recipes. For even easier (although not really healthy-healthy) I love to look at church cookbooks.

[buddysmom]

I have been loving this cook book:

www.amazon.com/gp/product/0778800946/ref=oh_details_o08_s00_i00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

[noodle]

Thanks for the recs! I have a couple ATC/Cook's Illustrated books on my Amazon Wish List. I should buy one!

[wambam]

Cookbooks: Practical Paleo, Well Fed

Blogs: PaleOMG, Nom Nom Paleo, Stupid Easy Paleo

[Booze Raccoon]

I watch food network all day long.

I like Rachael Ray and Ina Garten.

[fuckyourcouch]

Almost everything I make is from Pinterest or a family recipe. I also like cooking light.

[bania]

Blogs I like:

Busy But Healthy

Smitten Kitchen

Can You Stay for Dinner