Reasons My Online Recipes Look The Way They Do.

So, I read this article the other day by Buzzfeed. I know everything is by them, but hear me out. It was talking about why online recipes are literally the worst. And I saw myself cracking up at every point.

Here is the article

Right!?!?! It's so true, but the one that hit me the most was when bloggers tell you their entire life stories and then they finally give the recipe at the end. I see myself going on Pinterest and just scrolling to the bottom every time. I read them sometimes, once I've picked a recipe. They are somewhat useful. Sometimes they'll throw in little cooking tricks that if you didn't use on this recipe it would be terrible. Anyway, so I have decided I am just going to post delicious recipes and pictures of delicious food. Maybe a 'I LOVE CHEESE' or something short here and there, but I want my posts to be all about the recipe! How do I make it and what do I need! I am also a huge component for as little ingredients as possible (or at least ingredients everyone should have stocked in their kitchen at all times).

Anyway, wanted to let you know. Check out my other posts. I have blogs about:

Whole30 food

Recipes for a crowd

Every night recipes

Lunches

Desserts

Family Favorites

And of course all of these recipes I have actually tried at least once, probably more than once. AND they are amazing! I'll tell you the truth, I like food. Tricking people into making bad food would be the biggest sin one could commit. HAHA!! But seriously.

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