Serious Eats has released a list of its most-saved recipes of 2025, reflecting the year’s top culinary interests among its readers. The data comes from the platform’s new “MyRecipes” tool, which aggregates favorites not only from Serious Eats but also from related sites like Food & Wine, AllRecipes, and EatingWell —plus over 1,000 external websites.
A Growing Trend in Recipe Aggregation
The success of the “MyRecipes” feature highlights a clear trend: users want a centralized way to save recipes from multiple sources. This is likely driven by the increasing fragmentation of online food content, with quality recipes scattered across countless blogs and websites. Previously, cooks had to rely on bookmarks, screenshots, or manual transcription. Now, they have a single, searchable database.
The Most Popular Recipes
The list includes top picks from various categories already highlighted this year, such as chicken and vegetarian dishes. According to the Serious Eats team, every recipe on the list is also a staff favorite, suggesting that these aren’t just reader preferences but also reflect expert approval.
The surge in saved recipes indicates that users are actively seeking out and storing dishes they intend to cook, rather than passively browsing. This shift suggests a more engaged and proactive cooking community.
The data provides valuable insight into what dishes resonated most with cooks in 2025, but also underscores the importance of recipe discoverability and accessibility in the digital age.
Ultimately, the popularity of these recipes confirms that quality, well-tested dishes remain highly valued by home cooks.
