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Sometimes I have situations when I don't know what to cook on weekends and I google for healthy recipes...
Or there are some days where I have certain ingredients at home and google for receipes I can make with these ingredients...

I definitely look to Google or Bing to find recipes. What I like to do , since I love spices, is to search for a recipe that you can make using that spice. I get my inspiration from things I already have around the house.

The way I cook today has definitely changed a lot. What I used to do was only cook simple things like eggs, instant potatoes, TV dinners, but I want to be more health conscious. With that in mind I always look for low calorie meals or natural meals, not instant. I look for recipes that are not too complicated too.

The thing I dislike about preparing my meals is the time it takes to do it. What I like is I can find so many recipes by just searching for recipes with one simple ingredient.

Hope this helps your research!

Something I would really like is a cookbook (or really anything) catered to the young person who is in school and doesn't have very much time to cook. I'm doing my bachelor's degree now and I intend to move out when I start my Masters. Therefore I have/will have a lot of homework and not very much time to cook. I also don't really know how to cook, so...simple too would be nice. I know I'm asking for a lot but every cookbook/website I see is full of elaborate recipes that I don't have the time or skill to pull off.

Basically: a series of recipes for students/busy people who don't know how to cook and really don't like to.

Either Pinterest or the Whitewater Cookbooks for me and my family. Healthy all the way as we've got very athletic and active kids. The only change I've made is that my cooking (which I love to do...breaky lunch or dinner) focusses more on what's in season.

I must be old fashioned at heart lol because I rarely go to Google to cookbooks to cook anything. I cook the foods that I learned to make and its primarily what I eat. However, when I specifically want to try something different, yes, I will scour the internet and look. It is easier and there are loads more recipes to choose from to me than going to get a cookbook. What I look for online always ranges, but it is often looking for healthy recipes or how to make certain foods and treats for the season (like Valentine's Day, Thanksgiving, Christmas). I always often go out to gather the food when I get recipes because if I have anything laying around, I will fix something up myself. To me, the point of looking online is to get new ideas, not so much using what I have. I would say the only cooking change for me is adding more greens and fruits to my meals because I try to cautiously eat better. My most hated thing about preparing meals the length.Some meals, namely dinner, can take a long time.