The first website is Williams Sonomna.
The second collection is the blog from elise.com called Simply recipes.
This is a blog website but there are many different recipes as it is well established. The best part is that with every recipes comes a picture of the finished product. I find that while in the kitchen with a new recipe, I always feel more confident when I know what the end result should look like. Also the pictures help me chose recipes if I am not looking for anything in particular.
Another great website if you don't have an all knowing mother to consult for cooking advice is
In particular there is a posting called "47 Things I Wish My Mother Had Taught Me About Cooking" which is a stellar resource even for the more adept cook. They also provide many recipes and general advice that everyone can use with an emphasis on international foods.
As much as I hate to admit it, Rachel Ray deserves a mention here. Here 30 minute meal is a life saver and many of the meals are inventive and fulfills my preference for pictures.
http://www.rachaelray.com/food.php
Her voice leaves a lot to be desired but she is a smart and quick cook with plenty or recipes for a quick but filling and tasty meal.
***A note of recipe collections like allrecipes or epicurious***
Many people love these websites as super cookbooks but in my experience (though limited) I have found them a bit unwieldy with few pictures and numerous repeats. I prefer collections like those mentioned above because they are well appointed with sure fire recipes and careful instructions. If you slready have something specific in mind they are a great resource but for browsers like myself the afore mentioned are my preferences.
Good luck and good eating!
AZAW
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I know I'm just beginning my blog, but people are welcome to come on over to my blog! I have finished-product pictures and compile recipes from a variety of sources. The URL is womandoesnotliveonbreadalone.blogspot.com
Sorry for the shameless plug :)
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