On the contrary, my wife grabs recipes from Instagram (usually the Whole 30 crowd, but not exclusively). We've found their 20 minute recipes incredibly successful and tasty, and rarely cook anything else. Off the top of my head, one we get a lot of our recipes from is "deliciously Ella."
I think it helps that each post has a picture of the meal, which suggests that the author has actually made it themselves.
If you like salmon, and have a costco membership, one of the best, easiest, fastest and affordable meals:
Get the salmon with the (3) butter-herb balls on top of it. (They used to be ~$19 on avg but now they are closer to $29 due to inflation)
Get a Ceasar Salad Kit from the walk-in fridge. ~$7.99 (these used to be $5.99)
Cook the salmon in the oven at 425 for 27 minutes.
Make the salad kit.
Get a bowl and serve salad in an individual bowl and put a piece of the salmon on top. Serves 4. SUPER good. But the salad doesnt do well as left overs, so if you're not going to finish it that night - make the salad in individual portions to avoid a wilted mess the next day.
Also, if you have wimpy-limpy veggies (such as celery) put into an ice bath in a bowl in the fridge for a while (an hour or two) and it will become crisp again.
I think it helps that each post has a picture of the meal, which suggests that the author has actually made it themselves.