Allrecipes is a worthless time sync. The vast majority of recipes on that site are written by amateurs and just not good. It's not worth sifting through recipes on there to find a good one because the odds are so low.

Lately I been watching YouTube videos and finding recipes through that. I find that it's important to follow people with a track record of good cooking. It's no different than following authors who write good books. When people condense down their recipes into steps, you don't know how much experimenting they did or if they did at all. So you have to rely on their credibility.

I found Josh Weissman to have good recipes. You could also look for recipes by experienced chefs like by Munchies.

Also if you have more experience. You can look at a recipe and easily figure out if something is very wrong. Unfortunately, most things on cooking don't tell you how to "debug" recipes. You just cook often and hope you can figure things out.