Is there an online calorie calculator

[BamaTanya]

that can be used to determine the calories in your homemade recipes?
I'm using MyFitnessPal to track my foods and exercise, but I don't know what to do with my homemade soups and casseroles. For instance, yesterday I made Santa Fe Soup. I know exactly what ingredients I used. When looking up similar foods on MyFitnessPal, the range is HUGE. Somehow someone is estimating the nutrients per serving. I'm sure I could add everything up and divide, but I'd rather not reinvent the wheel if something is available online.
Thanks!

[FitBoop]

I use Lose It. https://www.loseit.com/how-it-works/

[BunnyHop]

Lots of recipe sites include nutritional info as you go. Not sure how accurate they are. (MFP seems dependent on whatever people input, which isn't very reassuring, IMO.)

http://recipes.sparkpeople.com/

allrecipes.com

[Kitten]

Myfitnesspal has a recipe tracker. You can either import the recipe from on online source, or put your ingredients in manually.
I cook nearly everything from scratch, so I use it quite often.

[TinaT]

I second Myfitnesspal. Easy and quick to use. On computer and phone.

[MathTeacher]

I use MyFitnessPal too. It has a very large database. I am shocked when I type in some off the wall thing and it shows up.

[Kitten]

Originally Posted by MathTeacher

I use MyFitnessPal too. It has a very large database. I am shocked when I type in some off the wall thing and it shows up.

Try putting in human souls& human flesh.