Enjoy Some Food Porn and Find Curated Recipes at Punchfork

Monika Jansen July 23, 2011 Tweet

Warning: do not visit Punchfork when you are hungry.  The food porn-ometer is off the charts.  Right now I am looking at photos of Charred Corn Tacos with Zucchini-Radish Slaw, Spice Rum Banana French Toast, Lemony Shrimp Salad with Couscous, Grilled Figs with Honeyed Mascarpone, Cucumber Basil Gimlet….

I have to stop.  I’m drooling on my laptop.

If you haven’t figured it out yet, Punchfork is a recipe site that curates beverage and food recipes via social media.

No need to figure out whether the recipe is actually as good as it looks -  each recipe earns a score based on how talked-about and shared they are.   (The tacos I mentioned above have a score of 70.)

Recipes are sourced from a variety of quality sites, like Food.com, Martha Stewart, Food Network, Epicurious, The Kitchn, Serious Eats, and more.  New recipes are added just minutes after being published elsewhere, so there will always be something new to tempt you.

You can search for recipes on all sites or blogs only or by what is trending, new, top-rated, or by ingredient(s).   If you sign in to save favorite recipes you get access to their recommendations newsletter.

Foodies, start your ovens – you have a new source for recipes!