Keep in mind she is a beginner computer user. She could use specialty recipe databases, but then anyone she shares the recipes with would need that same software or a reader of some kind.
If she uses an online system, she would want to be able to export it locally to have her own copies.
And she wants to be able to scan in some handwritten recipes if possible.
I know, this is asking a lot, but I have this great opportunity to get her to document her great recipes- and learn a lot about computers in the process!What is the best way (either website or software) for my Mom to type up and share her recipes with others?
www.freewebs.com
its got several diffent layouts for stuff...i use one to share stuff...and its FREE
if she scans recipes and they come out clear enough she can even upload the images.What is the best way (either website or software) for my Mom to type up and share her recipes with others?
Cooks.com is good, not sure if she can set up her own page or not but that's were I go to get most of mine when I'm looking for something special. I also think kraft, pillsbury, the food network, or maybe even betty crocker have websites you can submit to.
allrecipes.com, *no www*, it is awesome, I use it on a daily basis.
Allrecipes.com is a great website to find and share recipes. I go to it almost everyday, just to browse at what's new. All of the recipes are ones that people have uploaded and posted themselves. You can type in the searchbox what you're looking for and find hundreds of recipes! The thing I like about it is that at the bottom of every recipe there are comments from people about that recipe (how it turned out, suggestions, etc.) If you are a member you can upload recipes and leave comments. Another thing that is nice is you can upload pictures of your recipes and you can even upload pictures of a recipe that isn't ';yours';, but one that you have tried that's on the website. This gives people many pictures to look at to see what the results typlically look like. I personally love the website becuase it is real people posting, trying, commenting, and voting about the recipes. (You don't have to be a member to browse the recipes and look at comments and pictures, but you do have to be a member to post a recipe, post pictures of a recipe- whether it's of your recipe or someone else's-, and to post comments.) I hope this helps! Have fun!
Thursday, December 24, 2009
Looking for software that will allow me to enter and organize my own recipes.?
http://grecipe-manager.sourceforge.net/Looking for software that will allow me to enter and organize my own recipes.?
For Mac or for Windows?Looking for software that will allow me to enter and organize my own recipes.?
There are any number of programs that will do what you want, and one that I know about that is specifically for recipes. Go to www.pcworld.com and click on ';downloads.'; Here you'll find many freeware, shareware or pay programs under the classification of ';organization,'; I believe. (The site has been recently revamped, so I'm not entirely sure about the new setup, but you won't have much trouble finding it. Also, PC Magazine's website, www.pcmag.com, has a service whereby you can download as many utilities as you want for an annual subscription fee of about $19.95. The offerings here are not as extensive as PC World, but there are some good ones.
As to a specific program for recipes I can only suggest that you go to www.tasteofhome.com. I think you might find what you're looking for there. It's a site for recipes from readers and is companion to Taste of Home magazine to which my wife is a subscriber. Hope you find what you're looking for.
I found a great program called Jarte that's perfect for organizing anything requiring text. It a terrific organizer and very simple to use and understand.
I found it at a freeware site, don't remember which, but it's easy enough to just type ';Jarte'; in Google or other search engine. It's freeware.
For Mac or for Windows?Looking for software that will allow me to enter and organize my own recipes.?
There are any number of programs that will do what you want, and one that I know about that is specifically for recipes. Go to www.pcworld.com and click on ';downloads.'; Here you'll find many freeware, shareware or pay programs under the classification of ';organization,'; I believe. (The site has been recently revamped, so I'm not entirely sure about the new setup, but you won't have much trouble finding it. Also, PC Magazine's website, www.pcmag.com, has a service whereby you can download as many utilities as you want for an annual subscription fee of about $19.95. The offerings here are not as extensive as PC World, but there are some good ones.
As to a specific program for recipes I can only suggest that you go to www.tasteofhome.com. I think you might find what you're looking for there. It's a site for recipes from readers and is companion to Taste of Home magazine to which my wife is a subscriber. Hope you find what you're looking for.
I found a great program called Jarte that's perfect for organizing anything requiring text. It a terrific organizer and very simple to use and understand.
I found it at a freeware site, don't remember which, but it's easy enough to just type ';Jarte'; in Google or other search engine. It's freeware.
Is there a software I could use for my restaurants bar so that my bar tenders can access drink recipes?
actully there is hardware it looks like a palm pda but cheap donno the name but search yahoo for it. my cuz had one when we was a bartender
Software/Website for Recipes from In-Stock Grocery List.?
Hello,
I have a lot of random groceries. I was wondering if anyone knew of a piece of software or web site that would let me put in what I have in my pantry and give me recipes that I could make.
- Jonathan.Software/Website for Recipes from In-Stock Grocery List.?
Go to www.allrecipes.com and click on ';Ingredient Search.'; You can put in what ingredients you have, as well as what you don't want to show up in a recipe.
Hope it helps,
outkry4123
I have a lot of random groceries. I was wondering if anyone knew of a piece of software or web site that would let me put in what I have in my pantry and give me recipes that I could make.
- Jonathan.Software/Website for Recipes from In-Stock Grocery List.?
Go to www.allrecipes.com and click on ';Ingredient Search.'; You can put in what ingredients you have, as well as what you don't want to show up in a recipe.
Hope it helps,
outkry4123
List of software that you can input recipes, build a menu and print a report for all the food you need to buy.
well there is a site called http://allrecipes.com
that can do most of that free to use you can print a shopping list store recipes convert quaint of recipes. also has nutrition info
that can do most of that free to use you can print a shopping list store recipes convert quaint of recipes. also has nutrition info
I own a tea house and need to cost out all my recipes. Is there a software program to do this?
Probably not as the price of ingredients varies widely depending on region and other factors such as the state of the economy, farm yields, etc.hardware
Cooking Light Sierra software. when I try to export recipes I only get the first line of the directions?
If I export them one at a time they copy fine, but when I try to export several it leaves off the directions except for the first line.Cooking Light Sierra software. when I try to export recipes I only get the first line of the directions?
This may be be due to a slow connection or low memory.
This may be be due to a slow connection or low memory.
Free software for Grocery List/REcipes?
I am looking for a free program that lets you put together a grocery list and gives you recipes for the ingredients. Download.net is not giving me good onesFree software for Grocery List/REcipes?
Try the Yahoo! food page http://food.yahoo.com
and or http://allrecipes.comFree software for Grocery List/REcipes?
Try Regi Dean:
http://www.homeplansoftware.com/recipe.h鈥?/a>
Not sure I've see that... I know www.heb.com allows you to make a custom grocery list %26amp; to go through their recipes %26amp; add them to your list.
Try the Yahoo! food page http://food.yahoo.com
and or http://allrecipes.comFree software for Grocery List/REcipes?
Try Regi Dean:
http://www.homeplansoftware.com/recipe.h鈥?/a>
Not sure I've see that... I know www.heb.com allows you to make a custom grocery list %26amp; to go through their recipes %26amp; add them to your list.
Recipe software for a Mac?
Anyone know of a good recipe program for OSX?Recipe software for a Mac?
MacGourmetRecipe software for a Mac?
Click on your Apple icon in the top left corner of your screen and choose Mac OS X Software. This will take you to Apple's Mac OS X Software Downloads page. Search for one there, I've seen some on there.
moo
MacGourmetRecipe software for a Mac?
Click on your Apple icon in the top left corner of your screen and choose Mac OS X Software. This will take you to Apple's Mac OS X Software Downloads page. Search for one there, I've seen some on there.
moo
Can anyone recommend software or website where you can enter your own recipes and create your own cookbook?
I am looking to take my mom's cookbook (now being held together with duct tape) and enter the recipes into a software or onto a website where I can get copies made for gifts for my siblings.Can anyone recommend software or website where you can enter your own recipes and create your own cookbook?
I bought MasterCook software for that job. I like it because it also lists the nutrition values of the recipes I put in the book. You can cut a recipe in half or double it as well. And, if anyone is on a special diet, you can substitute things in the recipe and it will show you how that changed how much fat, carbs or whatever that recipe now has. And, one thing I especially like about it - you can add something special you use that isn't normally listed in the nutrition information of any other software. You would just type in the information off the box/bag/carton/whatever of the product you are using and it will be in there for any other recipes you create using that item.Can anyone recommend software or website where you can enter your own recipes and create your own cookbook?
all recipes. com.
Check out www.recipecircus.com. You can enter your recipes into your own recipe archive. I believe there is a way to print out a cookbook.
Try epicurious.com
Try recipezaar.com
or
cooks.com
I hope this helps ............
I bought MasterCook software for that job. I like it because it also lists the nutrition values of the recipes I put in the book. You can cut a recipe in half or double it as well. And, if anyone is on a special diet, you can substitute things in the recipe and it will show you how that changed how much fat, carbs or whatever that recipe now has. And, one thing I especially like about it - you can add something special you use that isn't normally listed in the nutrition information of any other software. You would just type in the information off the box/bag/carton/whatever of the product you are using and it will be in there for any other recipes you create using that item.Can anyone recommend software or website where you can enter your own recipes and create your own cookbook?
all recipes. com.
Check out www.recipecircus.com. You can enter your recipes into your own recipe archive. I believe there is a way to print out a cookbook.
Try epicurious.com
Try recipezaar.com
or
cooks.com
I hope this helps ............
I am looking to download a software program for organising my cooking recipes?
i would like to organise my cooking recipes (sort our by category e.g. desserts, cakes, main etc- retrieve by ingredient, create shopping according to selected recipe etc). Something like BigOven program but I wish also to type in Greek Language as well apart from English.I am looking to download a software program for organising my cooking recipes?
webshots and it can be downloaded from cnet downloadsI am looking to download a software program for organising my cooking recipes?
there are a some available on the internet. below find links to the sites.
Vista ($39.95) 30 day trial on http://www.echefsoftware.com/?gclid=CLuS鈥?/a>
for XP and Vista ($29.95) free trial
http://www.mountain-software.com/homecoo鈥?/a>
check this one out too...
http://www.azzcardfile.com/recipe/recipe鈥?/a>
webshots and it can be downloaded from cnet downloadsI am looking to download a software program for organising my cooking recipes?
there are a some available on the internet. below find links to the sites.
Vista ($39.95) 30 day trial on http://www.echefsoftware.com/?gclid=CLuS鈥?/a>
for XP and Vista ($29.95) free trial
http://www.mountain-software.com/homecoo鈥?/a>
check this one out too...
http://www.azzcardfile.com/recipe/recipe鈥?/a>
Where can i find a good software/webservice for tracking my own menus/recipes/grocery lists?
Master Cook allows you to enter recipes, create a menu and then print out a shopping list for the menu. It also calculates nutritional values for the recipes you enter.Where can i find a good software/webservice for tracking my own menus/recipes/grocery lists?
The program Master Cood Deluxe is great for that.
http://www.valusoft.com/products/masterc鈥?/a>Where can i find a good software/webservice for tracking my own menus/recipes/grocery lists?
buy a cooking bookhardware
The program Master Cood Deluxe is great for that.
http://www.valusoft.com/products/masterc鈥?/a>Where can i find a good software/webservice for tracking my own menus/recipes/grocery lists?
buy a cooking book
Looking for recipe/meal/grocery planning software?
Hello. I need help in the kitchen. I don't mind cooking, but I hate grocery shopping and it seems like any time I want to cook I have to go to the grocery store for the ingredients. I hate that!
Anyway, I'm looking for some software I can use that has recipes already in it, lets me put in my own recipes, and puts the ingredients for the recipes into a shopping list that can be edited in case I already have some of the ingredients on hand. However, here is the big kicker - the software must allow me to adjust the recipes so they yield 2 servings.
I have tried Shoppingmate and I hate it. It makes no sense.
I have tried Snowbride and it doesn't allow changes to serving size except by changing the amount of each ingredient individually. That's too much work.
I have also tried BigOven and I like it, but when I scaled down the recipes to make 2 servings instead of 4, the measurements in the recipes stayed the same, so I think that is broken.
I have not yet tried Living Cookbook, but I will try it later tonight.
Any suggestions and testimonies will be appreciated and considered. Thanks!Looking for recipe/meal/grocery planning software?
I heard of a software in development that makes a grocery list based on each item you use - you run the item under the barcode reader and it's added to the list, but I don't think it's available to us yet. I've tried the serving %26amp; scaling tool on http://allrecipes.com/ but it comes up with odd measurements like 7/8 of a can, so I just cook for 4 people even though there's just 2 of us. It takes as much energy to cook for 2 as it does to cook for 4 or 6 people and there's enough left over to use as hubby's lunch or I freeze it for later. Home-made tv dinners are handy for those days when you just can't face cooking.
Before I start cooking, I get all the ingredients out so that there aren't any unpleasant surprises midway through the food prep. That's called mise en place, or ';everything in place.'; Every time I use something up, it gets added to the grocery list and I buy it whether I'll be using it soon or not. Until the day when I can scan my food inventory, this is the system I'll use.
Anyway, I'm looking for some software I can use that has recipes already in it, lets me put in my own recipes, and puts the ingredients for the recipes into a shopping list that can be edited in case I already have some of the ingredients on hand. However, here is the big kicker - the software must allow me to adjust the recipes so they yield 2 servings.
I have tried Shoppingmate and I hate it. It makes no sense.
I have tried Snowbride and it doesn't allow changes to serving size except by changing the amount of each ingredient individually. That's too much work.
I have also tried BigOven and I like it, but when I scaled down the recipes to make 2 servings instead of 4, the measurements in the recipes stayed the same, so I think that is broken.
I have not yet tried Living Cookbook, but I will try it later tonight.
Any suggestions and testimonies will be appreciated and considered. Thanks!Looking for recipe/meal/grocery planning software?
I heard of a software in development that makes a grocery list based on each item you use - you run the item under the barcode reader and it's added to the list, but I don't think it's available to us yet. I've tried the serving %26amp; scaling tool on http://allrecipes.com/ but it comes up with odd measurements like 7/8 of a can, so I just cook for 4 people even though there's just 2 of us. It takes as much energy to cook for 2 as it does to cook for 4 or 6 people and there's enough left over to use as hubby's lunch or I freeze it for later. Home-made tv dinners are handy for those days when you just can't face cooking.
Before I start cooking, I get all the ingredients out so that there aren't any unpleasant surprises midway through the food prep. That's called mise en place, or ';everything in place.'; Every time I use something up, it gets added to the grocery list and I buy it whether I'll be using it soon or not. Until the day when I can scan my food inventory, this is the system I'll use.
Sunday, December 20, 2009
What is the best software to use to type and save recipes to computer?
The recipes belong to my grandma and I would like to type them on the computer or scan them and print to put in a notebook for my kids and grandkids.What is the best software to use to type and save recipes to computer?
Microsoft Works - Database - Recipe Book.What is the best software to use to type and save recipes to computer?
If you are using Windows you can use Wordpad
Click Start%26gt;%26gt;%26gt;%26gt;RUN and type Wordpad in the window.
After typing the recipes Save the document by Ctrl+S and save it in My Documents where you can retrieve it later.
Microsoft Works - Database - Recipe Book.What is the best software to use to type and save recipes to computer?
If you are using Windows you can use Wordpad
Click Start%26gt;%26gt;%26gt;%26gt;RUN and type Wordpad in the window.
After typing the recipes Save the document by Ctrl+S and save it in My Documents where you can retrieve it later.
I'm looking for some free software for managing my recipes. It has to be compatible with Vista?
A good manager is this:
http://www.nutritionanalyser.com/recipe_鈥?/a>
I am not sure whether it is compatible with windows Vista though...I'm looking for some free software for managing my recipes. It has to be compatible with Vista?
Use Access.I'm looking for some free software for managing my recipes. It has to be compatible with Vista?
dno
http://download.com
Try that. It has a ton of freeware for just about anything.
I am a former chef and now a MCSE computer tech, right now there are few out there, the one who suggested download.com is o.k to try, but some might be shareware, a free demo, but will cost you in the end.
I would recommend MIcrosoft Excel, the spreadsheet software for recipes, it is easier to type and see the info, you can store them and if you ever want to expand them yiu can do a equation to make a recipe for 4 into 100.
Look into Microsoft Works for Vista, it has a version of Excel and Word which can help you when you want to print them off.
http://www.nutritionanalyser.com/recipe_鈥?/a>
I am not sure whether it is compatible with windows Vista though...I'm looking for some free software for managing my recipes. It has to be compatible with Vista?
Use Access.I'm looking for some free software for managing my recipes. It has to be compatible with Vista?
dno
http://download.com
Try that. It has a ton of freeware for just about anything.
I am a former chef and now a MCSE computer tech, right now there are few out there, the one who suggested download.com is o.k to try, but some might be shareware, a free demo, but will cost you in the end.
I would recommend MIcrosoft Excel, the spreadsheet software for recipes, it is easier to type and see the info, you can store them and if you ever want to expand them yiu can do a equation to make a recipe for 4 into 100.
Look into Microsoft Works for Vista, it has a version of Excel and Word which can help you when you want to print them off.
How can I calculate the nutritional information in a recipe? Is there software I can use?
I have been carefully monitoring my calorie/fat intake and I am really struggling with how to calculate the nutritional information for recipes I make at home. For example, I'm making a pan of roasted veggies tonight. A sweet potato, a zucchini, half a butternut squash, and some other veggies. I can add all of these veggies up together but is the only way for me to figure out the calories/fat to weigh each ingredient individually, then figure out the total weight of the recipe, and then figure out the calorie count in a cup, half a cup, etc.?
I know there are lots of online tools (I use the one at Sparkpeople all the time) but they usually go by ';servings';. I type in the ingredients and tell it how many servings it makes. Trouble is, when I make a big pan or pot of something, I don't really know how many servings it makes. I am looking for something that will say, ok, one sweet potato, one zucchini, one onion, half a butterut squash, and a tablespoon of olive oil.....one cup of this mixture is X calories.
Is my only option to measure out how many ';servings'; there are immediately after making the dish? This seems like so much work.
Any ideas? Surely there has to be a program or software out there?How can I calculate the nutritional information in a recipe? Is there software I can use?
Here's a website to analyze recipes
http://www.nutritiondata.com/mynd/myreci鈥?/a>
How can I calculate the nutritional information in a recipe? Is there software I can use?
Meal # Food Serving Size Carbs (g) Fat (g) Protein (g) Calories
Meal 1
Oatmeal 2 Cup 116 0 12 512
Egg White 6 large 0 0 24 96
Egg, fried 3 large 3 21 18 273
Orange 2 32 0 2 136
Meal 2
Graham Crackers 6 30 6 3 186
Milk, skim 5 cups 60 0 40 400
Apple 1 21 0 0 84
Meal 3
Chicken Breast, baked 6 ounces 0 4 48 228
Bread, whole wheat 2 slices 22 2 4 122
Lettuce, Romaine, raw 1 cup 2 0 0 8
Tomato, raw 1 6 0 1 28
Meal 4
Rice, brown, cooked16 ounces 104 4 12 500
Whitefish, baked 6 ounces 0 12 42 256
Broccoli, chopped, cooked 1 cup 10 0 6 48
Meal 5
Cottage cheese, lowfat 3 cup 18 18 84 570
Totals 424 g 67 g 296 g 3447
Macronutrients have been rounded in order to make the calculations easier to understand. Students will find that most nutrition books and calorie-counting guides follow the same procedure. You should note that the caloric values of the foods represented do not match the macronutrient profiles accurately, but serve as an approximation to their value.
I know there are lots of online tools (I use the one at Sparkpeople all the time) but they usually go by ';servings';. I type in the ingredients and tell it how many servings it makes. Trouble is, when I make a big pan or pot of something, I don't really know how many servings it makes. I am looking for something that will say, ok, one sweet potato, one zucchini, one onion, half a butterut squash, and a tablespoon of olive oil.....one cup of this mixture is X calories.
Is my only option to measure out how many ';servings'; there are immediately after making the dish? This seems like so much work.
Any ideas? Surely there has to be a program or software out there?How can I calculate the nutritional information in a recipe? Is there software I can use?
Here's a website to analyze recipes
http://www.nutritiondata.com/mynd/myreci鈥?/a>
How can I calculate the nutritional information in a recipe? Is there software I can use?
Meal # Food Serving Size Carbs (g) Fat (g) Protein (g) Calories
Meal 1
Oatmeal 2 Cup 116 0 12 512
Egg White 6 large 0 0 24 96
Egg, fried 3 large 3 21 18 273
Orange 2 32 0 2 136
Meal 2
Graham Crackers 6 30 6 3 186
Milk, skim 5 cups 60 0 40 400
Apple 1 21 0 0 84
Meal 3
Chicken Breast, baked 6 ounces 0 4 48 228
Bread, whole wheat 2 slices 22 2 4 122
Lettuce, Romaine, raw 1 cup 2 0 0 8
Tomato, raw 1 6 0 1 28
Meal 4
Rice, brown, cooked16 ounces 104 4 12 500
Whitefish, baked 6 ounces 0 12 42 256
Broccoli, chopped, cooked 1 cup 10 0 6 48
Meal 5
Cottage cheese, lowfat 3 cup 18 18 84 570
Totals 424 g 67 g 296 g 3447
Macronutrients have been rounded in order to make the calculations easier to understand. Students will find that most nutrition books and calorie-counting guides follow the same procedure. You should note that the caloric values of the foods represented do not match the macronutrient profiles accurately, but serve as an approximation to their value.
Does anyone know of any free software for maintaining recipes?
I tried one from the UK but it didnt allow all the US measurements.Does anyone know of any free software for maintaining recipes?
I don't know of any free software but Recipe Zaar
www.recipezaar.com let's you build and maintain your own free cookbook. It also has thousands of recipes and reviews from people who have tried them.
I don't know of any free software but Recipe Zaar
www.recipezaar.com let's you build and maintain your own free cookbook. It also has thousands of recipes and reviews from people who have tried them.
Is there a good software for categorizing recipes?
I collect recipes from friends, family, Internet and magazines. I would like to enter these into some type of EASY to use software on my computer so I can print, scale up or down and put them into categories I can use. Otherwise, my recipes are in a drawer someplace with no way of finding the one I want.Is there a good software for categorizing recipes?
I second the recommendation for MasterCook. It does everything you listed as wanting it to do.
Print - provides several different formats
Scaling - up and down
Categorize - Comes with a whole list of categories but it is really easy to add your own too. Each recipe can be put in as many categories as you want.
Plus it has a fabulous shopping list feature (love it when preparing for Christmas cookie baking as it creates running totals of ingredients needed.)
Menu planning feature is neat as well if you are planning for a family.
Nutritional information - does nutritional calculations and shows you which ingredients it couldn't calculate.
Easy to use import tool makes getting recipes into the software a snap.Is there a good software for categorizing recipes?
I just save my recipes on my favorites. I created a folder for each category inside a Recipe folder. Other thing you could do is to use the files, which is better for you. Go to my documents, create a folder for RECIPES and create folders inside for the categories. The good thing about this one is that you can cut and paste recipes to WORD and then save it in this folder. Easy and you don't need to spend money with soft wear.
I've used MasterCook/Cooking Light for years. You can get the software on ebay.hardware
I second the recommendation for MasterCook. It does everything you listed as wanting it to do.
Print - provides several different formats
Scaling - up and down
Categorize - Comes with a whole list of categories but it is really easy to add your own too. Each recipe can be put in as many categories as you want.
Plus it has a fabulous shopping list feature (love it when preparing for Christmas cookie baking as it creates running totals of ingredients needed.)
Menu planning feature is neat as well if you are planning for a family.
Nutritional information - does nutritional calculations and shows you which ingredients it couldn't calculate.
Easy to use import tool makes getting recipes into the software a snap.Is there a good software for categorizing recipes?
I just save my recipes on my favorites. I created a folder for each category inside a Recipe folder. Other thing you could do is to use the files, which is better for you. Go to my documents, create a folder for RECIPES and create folders inside for the categories. The good thing about this one is that you can cut and paste recipes to WORD and then save it in this folder. Easy and you don't need to spend money with soft wear.
I've used MasterCook/Cooking Light for years. You can get the software on ebay.
Which is the best recipe organizer / manager software? ?
If it's a free software - great! If not, it's fine too, I don't mind paying for something that organizes my recipes well enough.Which is the best recipe organizer / manager software? ?
here is one I would LOVE to have
http://www.shopncook.com/
and heres a free one I just discovered thanks to your question, going to check it out now
http://wegottaeat.com/ui/homeWhich is the best recipe organizer / manager software? ?
i use cookbook tree.com you can save / share/ print all your recipes... also have cookbooks made from your recipes and other peoples recipes... i love it!!!
here is one I would LOVE to have
http://www.shopncook.com/
and heres a free one I just discovered thanks to your question, going to check it out now
http://wegottaeat.com/ui/homeWhich is the best recipe organizer / manager software? ?
i use cookbook tree.com you can save / share/ print all your recipes... also have cookbooks made from your recipes and other peoples recipes... i love it!!!
Which is the best recipe organizer / manager software? ?
If it's a free software - great! If not, it's fine too, I don't mind paying for something that organizes my recipes well enough.Which is the best recipe organizer / manager software? ?
here is one I would LOVE to have
http://www.shopncook.com/
and heres a free one I just discovered thanks to your question, going to check it out now
http://wegottaeat.com/ui/homeWhich is the best recipe organizer / manager software? ?
i use cookbook tree.com you can save / share/ print all your recipes... also have cookbooks made from your recipes and other peoples recipes... i love it!!!
here is one I would LOVE to have
http://www.shopncook.com/
and heres a free one I just discovered thanks to your question, going to check it out now
http://wegottaeat.com/ui/homeWhich is the best recipe organizer / manager software? ?
i use cookbook tree.com you can save / share/ print all your recipes... also have cookbooks made from your recipes and other peoples recipes... i love it!!!
Looking for software, to create recipe input ingredients and get kcal/fat/carb/protein content?
www.caloriecounter.com is a good site with that capability maybe you could see what software they use or use that instead?
Recipe Organizer Software - Cookbook Software?
I am looking for some good recipe software, so that I can put all my recipes in my computer. I need to be able to add, recall and print recipes with ease. I need software that is easy to use, not too structured.
I'm not interested in all the bell's and whistle that I see advertised in a lot of cookbook software. I don't care about calculating calaries or printing out grocery lists. I just want a quick and easy way to electronically store my recipes.
What software would you suggest and why?Recipe Organizer Software - Cookbook Software?
An online website called www.taste.com.au allows you to create your own little cookbooks by selecting recipes from their particular website. I know it isn't software exactly, but it's for free and very easy to use :)Recipe Organizer Software - Cookbook Software?
over 50 recipe software products
I'm not interested in all the bell's and whistle that I see advertised in a lot of cookbook software. I don't care about calculating calaries or printing out grocery lists. I just want a quick and easy way to electronically store my recipes.
What software would you suggest and why?Recipe Organizer Software - Cookbook Software?
An online website called www.taste.com.au allows you to create your own little cookbooks by selecting recipes from their particular website. I know it isn't software exactly, but it's for free and very easy to use :)Recipe Organizer Software - Cookbook Software?
over 50 recipe software products
Recipe Organizer Software?
I am looking for some good recipe software, so that I can put all my recipes in my computer. I need to be able to add, recall and print recipes with ease. I need software that is easy to use, not too structured.
I'm not interested in all the bell's and whistle that I see advertised in a lot of cookbook software. I don't care about calculating calaries or printing out grocery lists. I just want a quick and easy way to electronically store my recipes.
What software would you suggest and why?Recipe Organizer Software?
I have used Mastercook for many years. I make my own cookbooks, store my own recipes, and break them down into sub catagories. I can easily find my recipes, %26amp; can import recipes %26amp; pics from the web. It will give you more info like nutritional breakdown, shopping lists etc., if you choose to use those features. Check on ebay for the best price. Additionally, there are MC downloads, support/help groups, %26amp; sharing of members' recipes to save/import, if you wish. You can also download cookbooks/recipes from food network etc. as well.Recipe Organizer Software?
actually, i use cookbooktree.com..... you can keep all your recipes in a ';book'; thats easily accessible by making the pages available offline. as well as sharing recipes from thousands of others personal ';cookbooks'; I have many of mine there....
http://www.recipezaar.com/members/commun鈥?/a>
check here. Looks like you can save recipes in their cookbook section.
there is a yearly cost.
over 50 recipe software programs
I'm not interested in all the bell's and whistle that I see advertised in a lot of cookbook software. I don't care about calculating calaries or printing out grocery lists. I just want a quick and easy way to electronically store my recipes.
What software would you suggest and why?Recipe Organizer Software?
I have used Mastercook for many years. I make my own cookbooks, store my own recipes, and break them down into sub catagories. I can easily find my recipes, %26amp; can import recipes %26amp; pics from the web. It will give you more info like nutritional breakdown, shopping lists etc., if you choose to use those features. Check on ebay for the best price. Additionally, there are MC downloads, support/help groups, %26amp; sharing of members' recipes to save/import, if you wish. You can also download cookbooks/recipes from food network etc. as well.Recipe Organizer Software?
actually, i use cookbooktree.com..... you can keep all your recipes in a ';book'; thats easily accessible by making the pages available offline. as well as sharing recipes from thousands of others personal ';cookbooks'; I have many of mine there....
http://www.recipezaar.com/members/commun鈥?/a>
check here. Looks like you can save recipes in their cookbook section.
there is a yearly cost.
over 50 recipe software programs
Which recipe software is the best?
I'm trying to decide between BigOven, Master Cook, or Living Cookbook. I have Windows Vista (which I heard is not compatible with a lot of software). I'm looking for software that I can upload recipes from the internet, search by ingredients I have in the closet, create shopping lists, and recipes that I can search by nutrition (calories, fat, protein etc.) What do you like about software that you have and what don't you like? Overall, what do you think is the best choice?Which recipe software is the best?
Master Cook is great. I Love the Complete Suite by Betty Crocker. I used it a lot when I had my personal chef business. Very user friendly. Don't know about Vista. I still run XP.Which recipe software is the best?
Why do you want a software at all? th e online services mosty offer a ';recipe box';. I used to have Master Cook, found I did not use it , just went to the online service. If I want to save a particular recip I copu it into MS Word and I've got it, forever.hardware
Master Cook is great. I Love the Complete Suite by Betty Crocker. I used it a lot when I had my personal chef business. Very user friendly. Don't know about Vista. I still run XP.Which recipe software is the best?
Why do you want a software at all? th e online services mosty offer a ';recipe box';. I used to have Master Cook, found I did not use it , just went to the online service. If I want to save a particular recip I copu it into MS Word and I've got it, forever.
Recipe software for a Mac?
Anyone know of a good recipe program for OSX?Recipe software for a Mac?
MacGourmetRecipe software for a Mac?
Click on your Apple icon in the top left corner of your screen and choose Mac OS X Software. This will take you to Apple's Mac OS X Software Downloads page. Search for one there, I've seen some on there.
moo
MacGourmetRecipe software for a Mac?
Click on your Apple icon in the top left corner of your screen and choose Mac OS X Software. This will take you to Apple's Mac OS X Software Downloads page. Search for one there, I've seen some on there.
moo
Recipe Software needed?
I was wondering if anyone could recommend me a good recipe software. Something that comes with a lot of recipes(with photos) and the ability to add your own. Also the ability to rate your recipe's when you last had the dish, and so on. Any help would be appreciated.Recipe Software needed?
Don't have a specific answer to your request but found this website which I thought you might find interesting. Once you start receiving other responses, perhaps you can use the guidelines outlined in this site to help you choose the right one for you.
http://www.mountain-software.com/hc_comp鈥?/a>
Don't have a specific answer to your request but found this website which I thought you might find interesting. Once you start receiving other responses, perhaps you can use the guidelines outlined in this site to help you choose the right one for you.
http://www.mountain-software.com/hc_comp鈥?/a>
Recipe software recommends?
Hi everyone. I am wanting to get a recipe software program to keep my own recipes organized and a program that will have some recipes of its own. Does anyone have a favorite program or one they are currently using that they enjoy? thank you in advance.Recipe software recommends?
master cook deluxe is the best one i found... it gives you the nutritional values of your recipes and there are other cook books on it as well as making your own and it has a change the amount of yields to increase or decrease your recipes according to what you need.
chef sammii
master cook deluxe is the best one i found... it gives you the nutritional values of your recipes and there are other cook books on it as well as making your own and it has a change the amount of yields to increase or decrease your recipes according to what you need.
chef sammii
Dose any body know any recipe organization software?
i need to know so that way i can organize them for my mom thanks have a great dayDose any body know any recipe organization software?
I would type in the main words ';recipe organiser software'; into your browser and see where it takes you.Modify your search as needed. Good luck.Dose any body know any recipe organization software?
I have tried some of the free ones and haven't been pleased. I decided to invest in BigOven software. I think it was $19.99. I really like it so far. You can check it out at http://www.bigoven.com/
I would type in the main words ';recipe organiser software'; into your browser and see where it takes you.Modify your search as needed. Good luck.Dose any body know any recipe organization software?
I have tried some of the free ones and haven't been pleased. I decided to invest in BigOven software. I think it was $19.99. I really like it so far. You can check it out at http://www.bigoven.com/
Looking for free Recipe software, I want to create a christmas present of family recipes, cards ?
using recipe cards or small 3 ring binder Looking for free Recipe software, I want to create a christmas present of family recipes, cards ?
If you have Microsoft Word, it's easy to set up tabs and format recipe cards. Then you can choose if you want to use a three ring binder or a recipe card box. Also, you can do a google search for templates. Or you can just add some clip art to decorate your cards/pages.
If you have Microsoft Word, it's easy to set up tabs and format recipe cards. Then you can choose if you want to use a three ring binder or a recipe card box. Also, you can do a google search for templates. Or you can just add some clip art to decorate your cards/pages.
Is there a software that lets you type in your recipe and gives you the nutrtional information?
I need to be able to know how much sugar and how many calories are in my recipesIs there a software that lets you type in your recipe and gives you the nutrtional information?
http://caloriecount.about.com/cc/account鈥?/a>Is there a software that lets you type in your recipe and gives you the nutrtional information?
http://www.programmingart.com/products/o鈥?/a>
http://www.nutricook.com/
I justed searched these terms : recipe nutritional information software and there are so many to view, these two sites are just a couple I liked. Good Luck!
http://www.caloriesperhour.com/index_foo鈥?/a>
Recipezaar.com calculates the nutrition and calories for your recipes, and let's you share them with others
If you are a member of Weight Watchers, you can access a calculator like that on their website. (It's for members only.)hardware
http://caloriecount.about.com/cc/account鈥?/a>Is there a software that lets you type in your recipe and gives you the nutrtional information?
http://www.programmingart.com/products/o鈥?/a>
http://www.nutricook.com/
I justed searched these terms : recipe nutritional information software and there are so many to view, these two sites are just a couple I liked. Good Luck!
http://www.caloriesperhour.com/index_foo鈥?/a>
Recipezaar.com calculates the nutrition and calories for your recipes, and let's you share them with others
If you are a member of Weight Watchers, you can access a calculator like that on their website. (It's for members only.)
Anyone know of any good cooking/recipe software...?
other than that Betty Crocker Cook'n Recipe Organizer by DVO?Anyone know of any good cooking/recipe software...?
yes
Cooks Palate you can organize favorite recipes, analyze their nutrition, plan meals and even create decorative menus for entertaining
http://www.cookspalate.com/cookbook-soft鈥?/a>Anyone know of any good cooking/recipe software...?
Alot of people like Mastercook
Big Oven is a wonderful recipe program. Not only can you use it on the computer, but they allow you to share your recipes on their website.
I used to use Mangia by Upstill Software but I don't think it's around anymore.
This is great for mac users - Connoisseur
http://www.thelittleappfactory.com/appli鈥?/a>
yes
Cooks Palate you can organize favorite recipes, analyze their nutrition, plan meals and even create decorative menus for entertaining
http://www.cookspalate.com/cookbook-soft鈥?/a>Anyone know of any good cooking/recipe software...?
Alot of people like Mastercook
Big Oven is a wonderful recipe program. Not only can you use it on the computer, but they allow you to share your recipes on their website.
I used to use Mangia by Upstill Software but I don't think it's around anymore.
This is great for mac users - Connoisseur
http://www.thelittleappfactory.com/appli鈥?/a>
Is there software that lets you add ingredients and shows recipe's?
Or a webpage. More specifically:
- add ingredients (milk, eggs, noodles)
- Press a button to generate recipe ideas.
Anywhere there is something like that?Is there software that lets you add ingredients and shows recipe's?
Yes there is , the link is below , you can put in 3 ingredinats and it will give you choices :O)
http://www.kraftcanada.com/EN/Is there software that lets you add ingredients and shows recipe's?
RecipeLand.com has a search engine. Just type in some ingredients and it'll give you a rundown of all recipes in its database with those ingredients in them.
Allrecipes.com is what you want. Click the link for ';More Searches'; and choose Ingredient Search. You can not only put in ingredients you want, but those you DON'T want as well. I use it all the time! :-)
only on the JETSONS
Yes, there is a lot of good cooking software on the market. Just go to any store that sells software and you'll find a good selection.
Biscotti's right on...allrecipes is da stuff!!!!
- add ingredients (milk, eggs, noodles)
- Press a button to generate recipe ideas.
Anywhere there is something like that?Is there software that lets you add ingredients and shows recipe's?
Yes there is , the link is below , you can put in 3 ingredinats and it will give you choices :O)
http://www.kraftcanada.com/EN/Is there software that lets you add ingredients and shows recipe's?
RecipeLand.com has a search engine. Just type in some ingredients and it'll give you a rundown of all recipes in its database with those ingredients in them.
Allrecipes.com is what you want. Click the link for ';More Searches'; and choose Ingredient Search. You can not only put in ingredients you want, but those you DON'T want as well. I use it all the time! :-)
only on the JETSONS
Yes, there is a lot of good cooking software on the market. Just go to any store that sells software and you'll find a good selection.
Biscotti's right on...allrecipes is da stuff!!!!
Where can I find free software or templates for printing my own recipe cards?
I want to print my own recipes to fit on 4x6'; recipe cards (print on regular paper) and I'm looking for a downloadable template or software program that will let me do it.Where can I find free software or templates for printing my own recipe cards?
Microsoft.com has great Word templates for recipies and there is a couple in 4x6. Just type in templates and then search for recipes on that page.Where can I find free software or templates for printing my own recipe cards?
desktoppub.about.com/od/cardtemplates/Ca鈥?
i used this site in making receipe cards for teachers and bus drivers you need to have adobe(if not u can download it for free)
well its not free but if you have ms works they have a good program on there
If you go to allrecipes.com you are able to add your recipes to the database. But it doesnt stop there not only are you sharing your recipe but you are also able to:
---Get nutritional facts for your recipe
---COnvert your recipe
--Change the serving sizes
---Choose what size of recipe card you want to use
---And send your recipe card to other frineds online.
I love it and you should try it!
Microsoft.com has great Word templates for recipies and there is a couple in 4x6. Just type in templates and then search for recipes on that page.Where can I find free software or templates for printing my own recipe cards?
desktoppub.about.com/od/cardtemplates/Ca鈥?
i used this site in making receipe cards for teachers and bus drivers you need to have adobe(if not u can download it for free)
well its not free but if you have ms works they have a good program on there
If you go to allrecipes.com you are able to add your recipes to the database. But it doesnt stop there not only are you sharing your recipe but you are also able to:
---Get nutritional facts for your recipe
---COnvert your recipe
--Change the serving sizes
---Choose what size of recipe card you want to use
---And send your recipe card to other frineds online.
I love it and you should try it!
My wife wants to start an online recipe website - please recommend ready made software for this.?
Free scripts preferred over paid ones, but I can spare up to lets say 250 USD for REALLY good paid script.My wife wants to start an online recipe website - please recommend ready made software for this.?
http://fantasticfoodworld.com/
visit this website and contact me if you want to purchase same solution in your budget.
kaps_1984@yahoo.comMy wife wants to start an online recipe website - please recommend ready made software for this.?
Use blog software. Wordpress would be great for this. She can post a daily recipe, categorize them in whatever fashion she likes, and people can click links to search or see specific categories. She has the option of allowing readers to leave comments to share tips on making recipes better, etc.
Wordpress is free, there are tons of free themes available so you can style it the way she wants (I'm sure there are food-related styles available), and the interface is easy enough for her to manage everything herself. All you need is someplace to host it. You'll need a hosting site with MySQL available, and there are tons of hosting companies that can accommodate you.
best ready made script I can recommend is WordPress software...
If you need help installing it and getting awesome wordpress theme that is content management ready - I can help you with this...
Just let me know info@webnmarketing.com
Good Luck
Total cost is about $20 a month ( including installation, hosting, and full customized web design theme)
For recipe's why not just CODE IT.
Create a table for the list of ingredients
Create a free form paragraph... for the instructions...
Create hot links to reference key words...
Create an index that is searchable.
yes code it...but a good old BLOG WILL WORK!
FREE. :)
go to http://bearoyal.com and contact them for a great and affordable website
http://fantasticfoodworld.com/
visit this website and contact me if you want to purchase same solution in your budget.
kaps_1984@yahoo.comMy wife wants to start an online recipe website - please recommend ready made software for this.?
Use blog software. Wordpress would be great for this. She can post a daily recipe, categorize them in whatever fashion she likes, and people can click links to search or see specific categories. She has the option of allowing readers to leave comments to share tips on making recipes better, etc.
Wordpress is free, there are tons of free themes available so you can style it the way she wants (I'm sure there are food-related styles available), and the interface is easy enough for her to manage everything herself. All you need is someplace to host it. You'll need a hosting site with MySQL available, and there are tons of hosting companies that can accommodate you.
best ready made script I can recommend is WordPress software...
If you need help installing it and getting awesome wordpress theme that is content management ready - I can help you with this...
Just let me know info@webnmarketing.com
Good Luck
Total cost is about $20 a month ( including installation, hosting, and full customized web design theme)
For recipe's why not just CODE IT.
Create a table for the list of ingredients
Create a free form paragraph... for the instructions...
Create hot links to reference key words...
Create an index that is searchable.
yes code it...but a good old BLOG WILL WORK!
FREE. :)
go to http://bearoyal.com and contact them for a great and affordable website
What's a Good Recipe/Meal Planner/Shopping Software?
Hello, I've been looking for the best software to use for my family's needs. I've been using AllRecipes.com and like it, but worry one day that it will close and all my recipes will be gone. It's also a little limited.
I love to be organized. I think it makes everyday life much easier. I'm also kind of a techno geek. So the fact that so far I've not come up with a good solution on the computer for my recipes, menu planning %26amp; shopping is out of character for me and I'm ready to change this. I don't want to put a lot of time into a software to find that there's a better one for our needs.
Here's what I'm looking for. I would love to be able to ....
- enter all my recipes
- upload pictures for each
- change the serving sizes and it automatically fix the ingredients
- create a menu for the week/month
- automatically create a shopping list from my menu
- maybe have a list of what I already have on hand
Does anyone know of good software for me?
Thanks, Jody :o)What's a Good Recipe/Meal Planner/Shopping Software?
Here's a great sight it has all the features you want. You can up-grade if you like. I've been cooking for 40 years and I like this. Be sure to scroll all the way to the bottom to see all the features. Bonus, nutritional value analysis.What's a Good Recipe/Meal Planner/Shopping Software?
I highly recommend MasterCook. I have been using it for over 10 years (started with version 3 or 4) and have upgraded periodically. It does everything you want it to do except maybe keep track of what you have on hand (though I do think you can search by ingredient). It also has a bang up nutritional calculator. The import tool is pretty slick too so getting recipes into the software is fairly painless.
I love to be organized. I think it makes everyday life much easier. I'm also kind of a techno geek. So the fact that so far I've not come up with a good solution on the computer for my recipes, menu planning %26amp; shopping is out of character for me and I'm ready to change this. I don't want to put a lot of time into a software to find that there's a better one for our needs.
Here's what I'm looking for. I would love to be able to ....
- enter all my recipes
- upload pictures for each
- change the serving sizes and it automatically fix the ingredients
- create a menu for the week/month
- automatically create a shopping list from my menu
- maybe have a list of what I already have on hand
Does anyone know of good software for me?
Thanks, Jody :o)What's a Good Recipe/Meal Planner/Shopping Software?
Here's a great sight it has all the features you want. You can up-grade if you like. I've been cooking for 40 years and I like this. Be sure to scroll all the way to the bottom to see all the features. Bonus, nutritional value analysis.What's a Good Recipe/Meal Planner/Shopping Software?
I highly recommend MasterCook. I have been using it for over 10 years (started with version 3 or 4) and have upgraded periodically. It does everything you want it to do except maybe keep track of what you have on hand (though I do think you can search by ingredient). It also has a bang up nutritional calculator. The import tool is pretty slick too so getting recipes into the software is fairly painless.
Recipe software for a mac?
Anyone know of a good recipe program for Mac OSX?Recipe software for a mac?
Hi! There are many more, but here are two to get you started:
http://macgourmet.com/?gclid=CPGZvKHUwIs鈥?/a>
http://www.digitalfriedchicken.com/CookW鈥?/a>
Hope this helps you some of the way at least.hardware
Hi! There are many more, but here are two to get you started:
http://macgourmet.com/?gclid=CPGZvKHUwIs鈥?/a>
http://www.digitalfriedchicken.com/CookW鈥?/a>
Hope this helps you some of the way at least.
I am looking for recipe conversion software to convert recipes from 100serv-3500serv.?
couldn't you just multiply everything by 35??
Can anyone recommend a good and safe software for organizing recipe?
Because I collect receipe I now find that I need a software to organize then.Can anyone recommend a good and safe software for organizing recipe?
I use Cooking Aficionado. http://www.download.com/Cooking-Aficiona鈥?/a>
It's safe to download, easy to use and completely free.Can anyone recommend a good and safe software for organizing recipe?
www.recipezaar.com
MasterCook software....
I use Cooking Aficionado. http://www.download.com/Cooking-Aficiona鈥?/a>
It's safe to download, easy to use and completely free.Can anyone recommend a good and safe software for organizing recipe?
www.recipezaar.com
MasterCook software....
Where can I find free cookbook recipe software?
This is for a collection of recipesWhere can I find free cookbook recipe software?
this is the one we have and i like it
http://www.download.com/Matilda-s-Fantas鈥?/a>Where can I find free cookbook recipe software?
Google ';cookbook recipe software';. There are lots of them. There are some forums where people review discuss them. If you are just looking for a way to save recipes 'Microsoft Word' seems to be popular. Or if you want super free you could use any word processor like notepad or openoffice.org.
this is the one we have and i like it
http://www.download.com/Matilda-s-Fantas鈥?/a>Where can I find free cookbook recipe software?
Google ';cookbook recipe software';. There are lots of them. There are some forums where people review discuss them. If you are just looking for a way to save recipes 'Microsoft Word' seems to be popular. Or if you want super free you could use any word processor like notepad or openoffice.org.
Create my own recipe organizer software?
I don't know where to start. What program would I use to create a template? Is it worth doing it myself or would I be better off buying one?Create my own recipe organizer software?
If you have Microsoft Office w/Access, I believe there is a pre-created database in there for recipes.Create my own recipe organizer software?
For pdf use adobe acrobat reader
for making nice looks and all use word MS 2007
even there are ebook makers in
http://www.antssoft.com/ebookmaker/index鈥?/a>
was i helpful ?
You really don't have to go through all that. Just use any office suite. All the tools are there to create your own database
There is free software online that you can use to organize and share your recipes. I like tastyplanner.com.
If you have Microsoft Office w/Access, I believe there is a pre-created database in there for recipes.Create my own recipe organizer software?
For pdf use adobe acrobat reader
for making nice looks and all use word MS 2007
even there are ebook makers in
http://www.antssoft.com/ebookmaker/index鈥?/a>
was i helpful ?
You really don't have to go through all that. Just use any office suite. All the tools are there to create your own database
There is free software online that you can use to organize and share your recipes. I like tastyplanner.com.
Is there nutritional or recipe software that also figures out number of servings in the recipe(s)?
I want to alter favorite recipes by substituting ingredients to make them healthier i.e lower in fat, salt. etc...Many of them do not tell ';serving sizes';. My goal after altering the recipes is to know: 1 What a serving size is for the recipe 2 How many it serves and 3 The nutritional analysis of each serving. The software I have researched seems to create a recipe with nutritional analysis. But, has nothing on how to figure servings sizes.Is there nutritional or recipe software that also figures out number of servings in the recipe(s)?
I use Mastercook/cooking light. It will give you nutritional analysis, %26amp; you can sub any ingredients of choice. You can decide how many servings you want, %26amp; it will recalculate. I also go to cooking light's website. Their recipes tell you how many cups etc per serving.
http://www.cookinglight.com/cooking/
%26amp;
http://www.myrecipes.com/recipes/
I bought version 8, %26amp; you can import recipes from the web %26amp; CD Kitchen, %26amp; get a readout. No program I know of, will tell you how many servings when you add your list of ingredients. Just key in the amount of servings you would like with all your substitute ingredients, %26amp; it does the rest.hardware
I use Mastercook/cooking light. It will give you nutritional analysis, %26amp; you can sub any ingredients of choice. You can decide how many servings you want, %26amp; it will recalculate. I also go to cooking light's website. Their recipes tell you how many cups etc per serving.
http://www.cookinglight.com/cooking/
%26amp;
http://www.myrecipes.com/recipes/
I bought version 8, %26amp; you can import recipes from the web %26amp; CD Kitchen, %26amp; get a readout. No program I know of, will tell you how many servings when you add your list of ingredients. Just key in the amount of servings you would like with all your substitute ingredients, %26amp; it does the rest.
Looking for recipe analysis software?
Can anyone please recommend a software program where I can plug in the ingredients and get a nutritional analysis per serving? I often substitute fat/oil with flaxseed or applesauce, etc. and/or make up my own recipes and I want a way to see how healthy they are. I've seen some programs offered for institutional cooking but I'm not about to spend a few hundred bucks. Thanks in advance!Looking for recipe analysis software?
Master Cook Deluxe 9.0 is the software that came with my college book for Culinary Arts, this is a simple yet powerful cooking tool for professional and home cook. Most of my term papers require me to use this often. You can get this on-lineLooking for recipe analysis software?
try this link
http://www.bioexsystems.com/dietitianpro鈥?/a>
Check out this free cooking E-book, it might have what you're looking for.
Really good question. Here's a site that has reviews of recipe software with a list of features in each program. Some claim to have nutritional analysis. Have a look. Good luck.
Master Cook Deluxe 9.0 is the software that came with my college book for Culinary Arts, this is a simple yet powerful cooking tool for professional and home cook. Most of my term papers require me to use this often. You can get this on-lineLooking for recipe analysis software?
try this link
http://www.bioexsystems.com/dietitianpro鈥?/a>
Check out this free cooking E-book, it might have what you're looking for.
Really good question. Here's a site that has reviews of recipe software with a list of features in each program. Some claim to have nutritional analysis. Have a look. Good luck.
Does anyone know of a place for free recipe card software download?
I'm just looking to download and keep my recipe file organized a bit better.Does anyone know of a place for free recipe card software download?
I use Cooking Aficionado, and it is freeware. I really like it, I can copy and paste recipes off the internet, and also email them. Here is the link: http://limepeak.com/caDoes anyone know of a place for free recipe card software download?
I never found one so I used apple works6 to make a 3x5 form
put 3 up down on a page wrote my recipes .then print it out on the avery index card forms I got at the office supply. hope this helps.
I say invest in a copy of MASTERCOOK software - it is not that expensive and a GREAT way to organize and download recipes. I have kept an OLD computer just because I have downloaded so many recipes to my MASTER COOK files that it is easier to keep them all there and just use it as a cookbook.
I use Cooking Aficionado, and it is freeware. I really like it, I can copy and paste recipes off the internet, and also email them. Here is the link: http://limepeak.com/caDoes anyone know of a place for free recipe card software download?
I never found one so I used apple works6 to make a 3x5 form
put 3 up down on a page wrote my recipes .then print it out on the avery index card forms I got at the office supply. hope this helps.
I say invest in a copy of MASTERCOOK software - it is not that expensive and a GREAT way to organize and download recipes. I have kept an OLD computer just because I have downloaded so many recipes to my MASTER COOK files that it is easier to keep them all there and just use it as a cookbook.
Does anyone know of any really good recipe analysis software?
I am looking for software that can break down my recipes and give me the nutrition info of each recipe. I am looking for the info to be in depth and to cover more than the usual calorie, fat, carbs etc....Does anyone know of any really good recipe analysis software?
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http://www.nutribase.com/recipe/
http://accuchef.com/Does anyone know of any really good recipe analysis software?
I have to second the idea of Mastercook. I have been using it since 1999 and it is the way to go. If you haven't used similar software, it takes a bit of getting used to - but it is ideal for figuring out nutritional content and generating shopping lists.
I use Mastercook. Been using it for years. You can add your own recipes, %26amp; it comes with tons of recipes %26amp; pics. You might find it cheaper on ebay.
over 50 recipe software products
http://axxya.com/recipe_analysis_softwar鈥?/a>
http://www.nutribase.com/recipe/
http://accuchef.com/Does anyone know of any really good recipe analysis software?
I have to second the idea of Mastercook. I have been using it since 1999 and it is the way to go. If you haven't used similar software, it takes a bit of getting used to - but it is ideal for figuring out nutritional content and generating shopping lists.
I use Mastercook. Been using it for years. You can add your own recipes, %26amp; it comes with tons of recipes %26amp; pics. You might find it cheaper on ebay.
over 50 recipe software products
I am looking for a good recipe organization software?
I had recipe master before and then I upgraded my computer and it has vista on it now and its not compatible. I really enjoyed this software. I want something that is easy to use, input data, print if necessary, etc. Does anyone have any suggestions?I am looking for a good recipe organization software?
u can try here
put your query here and go different category
http://www.technologysearchengine.org/search.htm?cx=006405419447330284711%3Arsfrabl83dk%26amp;cof=FORID%3A10%26amp;q=+recipe+organization+software%26amp;sa=Search%26amp;newwindow=1#1291
http://www.brothersoft.com/recipes-galore-1669.html
u can try here
put your query here and go different category
http://www.technologysearchengine.org/search.htm?cx=006405419447330284711%3Arsfrabl83dk%26amp;cof=FORID%3A10%26amp;q=+recipe+organization+software%26amp;sa=Search%26amp;newwindow=1#1291
http://www.brothersoft.com/recipes-galore-1669.html
Where can I find free recipe organizer software?
I need some recipe organizer software, but I'm completely broke and can't pay for it, so really I need a free download kinda thing. DVO has one, and It's pretty cool, something like that. Thanks oodles!Where can I find free recipe organizer software?
I would suggest using Microsoft Word, but I think www.allrecipes.com has one, too.Where can I find free recipe organizer software?
If you have MS Access, (part of Microsoft Office), then you can download a free template to organize your recipes. It works great!
Microsoft Word. Just make folders for each cataloger you use and put your recipes in there.
I would suggest using Microsoft Word, but I think www.allrecipes.com has one, too.Where can I find free recipe organizer software?
If you have MS Access, (part of Microsoft Office), then you can download a free template to organize your recipes. It works great!
Microsoft Word. Just make folders for each cataloger you use and put your recipes in there.
Kitchen recipe software?
I need some software that can catalog kitchen recipes based on what ingredients I have on hand, and preferably one with a large database preinstalled. Anyone have any ideas?Kitchen recipe software?
I think what you're looking for is in this free ebook. It's a compilation of 490 award winning recipes and a free easy download.hardware
I think what you're looking for is in this free ebook. It's a compilation of 490 award winning recipes and a free easy download.
Any one know any good recipe software, in which I can add Recipes in Chinese, Japanese, Vietnamese and English
Good old ';Microsoft Word'; would be my answer.
Here's my culinary view, ';translation'; of different ingredients and ';technique'; would be impossible. You can purchase ';Bi-Lingual'; cooking software but not a ';one software covers all';. If you speak all those languages then entering the recipes in native speak won't be a problem.
Here's my culinary view, ';translation'; of different ingredients and ';technique'; would be impossible. You can purchase ';Bi-Lingual'; cooking software but not a ';one software covers all';. If you speak all those languages then entering the recipes in native speak won't be a problem.
Can you reccomend a good cooking/recipe software?
There are just too many to choose from out there. I looked at the following: Cook'n, BigOven, Living Cookbook, eChef, Recipe Center, AccuChef, and Home Cookin. They all look similar. Would reccomend or NOT reccomend any of them, and why?Can you reccomend a good cooking/recipe software?
Living Cookbook (or Diet Pro... all of Living Cookbook plus diet tracking software)
I used to use MasterCook (but the began to be disappointed in the newer versions) and tried Cook'n, Recipe Center aand Big Oven. I finally settled on Living Cookbook and have been extremely happy. It does everything I want and more. When I thought it wouldn't do something I went on to the website bulliten board and asked questions, within hours the programmer/creater wrote me back with all the info I need. No one else will give you that kind of support.
I especially love the capture feature to copy and paste into Living Cookbook. Also you can download from EveryLastRecipe.com directly into Living Cookbook/Diet Pro
I find it very easy to add photos of my recipes (a feature I really like). And very easy to share recipes via email, print, printed collection, or by USB key.
I use the recipe websites all the time. But I collect recipes I love into my Living Cookbook. I don't want to log on one day to a website and be able to find that recipe I love. If it is in Living Cookbook, I know I will always have it. (I back mine up on a USB key) Beside Living Cookbook keeps a list/links to all of your favorite recipe sites too.
You can download a free trial and check it out for yourself.
http://livingcookbook.com/resources/reso鈥?/a>Can you reccomend a good cooking/recipe software?
Try the Talking Recipe Book.
You can buy it from hobbycook.com Report Abuse
I like www.foodtv.com - no software to load, many different styles, search by recipe or ingredient or chef/show, frequent updates...
I use Epicurious.com and never have any problem with it at all...
Living Cookbook (or Diet Pro... all of Living Cookbook plus diet tracking software)
I used to use MasterCook (but the began to be disappointed in the newer versions) and tried Cook'n, Recipe Center aand Big Oven. I finally settled on Living Cookbook and have been extremely happy. It does everything I want and more. When I thought it wouldn't do something I went on to the website bulliten board and asked questions, within hours the programmer/creater wrote me back with all the info I need. No one else will give you that kind of support.
I especially love the capture feature to copy and paste into Living Cookbook. Also you can download from EveryLastRecipe.com directly into Living Cookbook/Diet Pro
I find it very easy to add photos of my recipes (a feature I really like). And very easy to share recipes via email, print, printed collection, or by USB key.
I use the recipe websites all the time. But I collect recipes I love into my Living Cookbook. I don't want to log on one day to a website and be able to find that recipe I love. If it is in Living Cookbook, I know I will always have it. (I back mine up on a USB key) Beside Living Cookbook keeps a list/links to all of your favorite recipe sites too.
You can download a free trial and check it out for yourself.
http://livingcookbook.com/resources/reso鈥?/a>Can you reccomend a good cooking/recipe software?
Try the Talking Recipe Book.
You can buy it from hobbycook.com Report Abuse
I like www.foodtv.com - no software to load, many different styles, search by recipe or ingredient or chef/show, frequent updates...
I use Epicurious.com and never have any problem with it at all...
Does anyone use the Instant Home Cooking recipe software????????
I am planning on buying this software and wondering if within the program the foods contain pictures????????Does anyone use the Instant Home Cooking recipe software????????
I haven't, but I LOVE LOVE LOVE Mastercook.
I haven't, but I LOVE LOVE LOVE Mastercook.
How do I import any recipe off the internet onto my recipe software?
I'm looking to import any recipe that I like for instance off of the weight watchers or recipe**zaar message boards.How do I import any recipe off the internet onto my recipe software?
It depends on what type of receipe software you are using. Your receipe software may have some utility to allow you to import new receipes. Take a look at your tool and see if there is any. You can probably download or cut/paste any receipes from the internet, but it really depends on how your software is setup to allow for new receipe entries.How do I import any recipe off the internet onto my recipe software?
which one of the 7,000 recipe programs do you have. each one is different
It depends on what type of receipe software you are using. Your receipe software may have some utility to allow you to import new receipes. Take a look at your tool and see if there is any. You can probably download or cut/paste any receipes from the internet, but it really depends on how your software is setup to allow for new receipe entries.How do I import any recipe off the internet onto my recipe software?
which one of the 7,000 recipe programs do you have. each one is different
Can you help me decide on a good cooking/recipe software?
There are just too many to choose from out there. I looked at the following: Cook'n, BigOven, Living Cookbook, eChef, Recipe Center, AccuChef, and Home Cookin. They all look similar. Would reccomend or NOT reccomend any of them, and why?Can you help me decide on a good cooking/recipe software?
hi delphine,
not sure about the products you mention, but if you didn't know already you can find some good FREE cooking and recipes on iTunes. they are called food podcasts, and they are free! lots of big names like Good Food, Jamie Oliver, Ming Tsai...
and then of course aspiring big names like ME!! if you don't have iTunes already, it's a free download and full of free (and not free) content.
http://www.apple.com/itunes/download/
to get to the free stuff, open iTunes, click ';podcasts';, then click ';arts';, then click ';food';. u will see me on the front page :)
good luck!
xo,
Betty
http://www.averagebetty.com
hi delphine,
not sure about the products you mention, but if you didn't know already you can find some good FREE cooking and recipes on iTunes. they are called food podcasts, and they are free! lots of big names like Good Food, Jamie Oliver, Ming Tsai...
and then of course aspiring big names like ME!! if you don't have iTunes already, it's a free download and full of free (and not free) content.
http://www.apple.com/itunes/download/
to get to the free stuff, open iTunes, click ';podcasts';, then click ';arts';, then click ';food';. u will see me on the front page :)
good luck!
xo,
Betty
http://www.averagebetty.com
What is the best recipe software to organize your recipes on the computer?
Recipe Software
cooking
store recipes on the computerWhat is the best recipe software to organize your recipes on the computer?
What your talking about is a database (A database of recipes). You need to get database software. One possible solution is Microsoft Access. I personally would recommend FileMaker Pro. You would have to learn how to set up the database, but once it's setup, it's very easy to maintain. You can get a free 30 day trial from their Web site. Good luck with this, I hope this works for you.What is the best recipe software to organize your recipes on the computer?
Try http://recipe.gauzza.com - free, and works pretty well/easy to use, and you can access your recipes anywhere with an internet connection. Report Abuse
Check out the Talking Recipe Book. It can be bought and downloaded at http://www.hobbycook.com/recipebook.html Report Abuse
hardware
cooking
store recipes on the computerWhat is the best recipe software to organize your recipes on the computer?
What your talking about is a database (A database of recipes). You need to get database software. One possible solution is Microsoft Access. I personally would recommend FileMaker Pro. You would have to learn how to set up the database, but once it's setup, it's very easy to maintain. You can get a free 30 day trial from their Web site. Good luck with this, I hope this works for you.What is the best recipe software to organize your recipes on the computer?
Try http://recipe.gauzza.com - free, and works pretty well/easy to use, and you can access your recipes anywhere with an internet connection. Report Abuse
Check out the Talking Recipe Book. It can be bought and downloaded at http://www.hobbycook.com/recipebook.html Report Abuse
I'm looking for recipe software that will give me a recipe if I put in ingredients that i have on hand.?
I have several recipe software at home, but I am looking for a program that I can list ingredients and main items that I have on hand and then will create a suggested recipe for me. It's almost like the reverse of shopping list i.e. i have the ingredients,now what can i make with it?
I do not mind cooking but I can only make one or two dishes, and my family is complaining and I really don't want to eat out.I'm looking for recipe software that will give me a recipe if I put in ingredients that i have on hand.?
Well I have tried a few diffeent software programs, and the best one I have come across is http://www.livingcookbook.com/
The software runs about $30.00 , has numerous recipes in it, a place where you add your on recipes, a grocery store list creator, nutrional break down ability and lists 1,000 of ingredients, where you can enter what you have on hand, and will find recipes that make our ingredient lists. Also handles mesurment conversions, and tutorial video's and photo's. Hope his is what you are looking for.I'm looking for recipe software that will give me a recipe if I put in ingredients that i have on hand.?
The one that i like best is the talking recipe book ...about $10-14. It allows picture of recipe to be tag to the recipe instruction. I think the search function is especially powerful.
It can be bought online and instantly downloaded at http://www.hobbycook.com/recipebook.html
Good luck. Report Abuse
try allrecipes.com.... you can search by ingredients... you enter what you have and it will tell you the recipes with those ingredients
Try going to the Kraft website; and the Campbell's website. I have had luck with them. I know it's not software, like you are looking for....
www.snacksby.com
I do not mind cooking but I can only make one or two dishes, and my family is complaining and I really don't want to eat out.I'm looking for recipe software that will give me a recipe if I put in ingredients that i have on hand.?
Well I have tried a few diffeent software programs, and the best one I have come across is http://www.livingcookbook.com/
The software runs about $30.00 , has numerous recipes in it, a place where you add your on recipes, a grocery store list creator, nutrional break down ability and lists 1,000 of ingredients, where you can enter what you have on hand, and will find recipes that make our ingredient lists. Also handles mesurment conversions, and tutorial video's and photo's. Hope his is what you are looking for.I'm looking for recipe software that will give me a recipe if I put in ingredients that i have on hand.?
The one that i like best is the talking recipe book ...about $10-14. It allows picture of recipe to be tag to the recipe instruction. I think the search function is especially powerful.
It can be bought online and instantly downloaded at http://www.hobbycook.com/recipebook.html
Good luck. Report Abuse
try allrecipes.com.... you can search by ingredients... you enter what you have and it will tell you the recipes with those ingredients
Try going to the Kraft website; and the Campbell's website. I have had luck with them. I know it's not software, like you are looking for....
www.snacksby.com
Does anyone have a recommendation for a good, simple Recipe Software?
I'm not a huge cook, but I do have a lot of recipes that I would like to keep in some kind of software that will let me organize, create shopping lists, increase/decrease the ingredients, etc., etc. Basically something good and easy to work with. Anyone have any suggestions??? Thanks!Does anyone have a recommendation for a good, simple Recipe Software?
I tried a few, and then kind of made up my own because I wasn't happy with anything.
1) I use microsoft word or notepad to store the recipes. one per file.
2) I organize the recipes into categories, like fish, vegetables, salads, deserts, and make one directory for each,
3) I use the (free) google desktop search to find any recipe I want.Does anyone have a recommendation for a good, simple Recipe Software?
Have you check out the talking recipe book at http://www.hobbycook.com/recipebook.html
It is lowcost but very effective. Report Abuse
I tried a few, and then kind of made up my own because I wasn't happy with anything.
1) I use microsoft word or notepad to store the recipes. one per file.
2) I organize the recipes into categories, like fish, vegetables, salads, deserts, and make one directory for each,
3) I use the (free) google desktop search to find any recipe I want.Does anyone have a recommendation for a good, simple Recipe Software?
Have you check out the talking recipe book at http://www.hobbycook.com/recipebook.html
It is lowcost but very effective. Report Abuse
Is there a computer food recipe software that you can input all kitchen food in the program?
Is there a computer food recipe software that you can input all your spices and ingredients in your pantry and tell you what options you have for making meals with what you have?Is there a computer food recipe software that you can input all kitchen food in the program?
Not exactly, but you can go to www.foodnetwork.com and punch in your ingredients...It will give you a list of recipesIs there a computer food recipe software that you can input all kitchen food in the program?
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http://www.epicurious.com/recipesmenus/a鈥?/a>
http://www.thriftyfun.com/recipes.ldml
http://www.goodhousekeeping.com/recipefi鈥?/a>
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There used to be a program called ';Cookbook USA'; that had that capability. It was a compendium of those spiral bound ';affinity'; (Jr. League, Presbyterian Women) cookbooks. I don't know if it is in production for the current complement of operating systems.
Not exactly, but you can go to www.foodnetwork.com and punch in your ingredients...It will give you a list of recipesIs there a computer food recipe software that you can input all kitchen food in the program?
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http://allrecipes.com/Search/Ingredients鈥?/a>
http://www.bhg.com/recipes/browseRecipes鈥?/a>
http://www.epicurious.com/recipesmenus/a鈥?/a>
http://www.thriftyfun.com/recipes.ldml
http://www.goodhousekeeping.com/recipefi鈥?/a>
http://www.tasteofhome.com/Search/Advanc鈥?/a>
http://www.kraftfoods.com/kf/about/siteM鈥?/a>
There used to be a program called ';Cookbook USA'; that had that capability. It was a compendium of those spiral bound ';affinity'; (Jr. League, Presbyterian Women) cookbooks. I don't know if it is in production for the current complement of operating systems.
What is the best recipe software?
I have over 10,000 recipes on my computer (I know it's a lot, but I love to cook). Anyway, I am looking for a good software program to put them into that will also calcutae calories per serving, allow me to add pictures and even video to each recipe. I have used several programs over the years and even wrote my own a while back but I am still not satisfied. So, anyone have any ideas?What is the best recipe software?
Try this one:
http://www.livingcookbook.com/What is the best recipe software?
You're welcome! Hope it works for you! Report Abuse
I have had livingcookbook software for over a year (previous mastercook user) livingcookbook is the best. You can't even believe hoe great support is. I got response in less than an hour (even on weekends)
Go Living Cookbook. I can't wait until they make it for pocket pc Report Abuse
You can try the Talking Recipe Book too.
This recipe book can store photo and recipe instruction. It can talk too.
It is at http://www.hobbycook.com Report Abuse
I have had this same quandry forever. I suspect that you cook like I do, I will look at 10 recipes for one thing and just make it. I have tried all of them but always come to the same conclusions.... There isn't anything really good (which is surprising given it's food) and the one thing is I know that my recipes will always be accessable in Windows. I could take all of the time to enter them in some software and it may crash or be unsupported in a few years.
master cook is pretty good
Try this one:
http://www.livingcookbook.com/What is the best recipe software?
You're welcome! Hope it works for you! Report Abuse
I have had livingcookbook software for over a year (previous mastercook user) livingcookbook is the best. You can't even believe hoe great support is. I got response in less than an hour (even on weekends)
Go Living Cookbook. I can't wait until they make it for pocket pc Report Abuse
You can try the Talking Recipe Book too.
This recipe book can store photo and recipe instruction. It can talk too.
It is at http://www.hobbycook.com Report Abuse
I have had this same quandry forever. I suspect that you cook like I do, I will look at 10 recipes for one thing and just make it. I have tried all of them but always come to the same conclusions.... There isn't anything really good (which is surprising given it's food) and the one thing is I know that my recipes will always be accessable in Windows. I could take all of the time to enter them in some software and it may crash or be unsupported in a few years.
master cook is pretty good
What is the best cookbook/recipe software to use?
I'm trying to compile, organize, maintain and possibly/probably print and share recipes It would be nice to have the ability to make portion /serving adjustments as well. I have been all over the internet, looked at all kinds of software. HELP!What is the best cookbook/recipe software to use?
A better version of cooking software would have to be ';The Living Cookbook'; Software for 2005.
Go to,
http://www.livingcookbook.com
Hope this helps!What is the best cookbook/recipe software to use?
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http://www.foodtv.com/food/tv
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http://www.recipegal.com/links/copycatre鈥?/a>
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A better version of cooking software would have to be ';The Living Cookbook'; Software for 2005.
Go to,
http://www.livingcookbook.com
Hope this helps!What is the best cookbook/recipe software to use?
http://allrecipes.com/
http://www.kraftfoods.com/jetpuffed/jp_s鈥?/a>
http://www.foodnetwork.com/food/ck_culin鈥?/a>
http://www.copycat-recipes.net/
http://www.razzledazzlerecipes.com/cooki鈥?/a>
http://www.homestead.com/disneyrecipes/A鈥?/a>
http://fp.enter.net/~rburk/copycat/copyc鈥?/a>
http://www.astray.com/recipes?show=Cocon鈥?/a>
http://fp.enter.net/~rburk/sauce-rub-mar鈥?/a>
http://www.copykat.com/
http://www.homestead.com/disneyrecipes/i鈥?/a>
http://www.homestead.com/disneyrecipes/d鈥?/a>
http://www.homestead.com/disneyrecipes/E鈥?/a>
http://www.free-gourmet-recipes.com/barb鈥?/a>
http://www.harrisranch.com/recipes_recip鈥?/a>
http://www.brown-haley.com/almond.cfm
http://www.coastalcooking.com/recipes.as鈥?/a>
http://www.foodtv.com/food/tv
http://www.homestead.com/disneyrecipes/t鈥?/a>
http://www.recipegal.com/links/copycatre鈥?/a>
http://www.recipelink.com/copycat.html
http://keylimejuice.com/recipes.htm
http://www.recipesecrets.com/products.as鈥?/a>
http://www.homestead.com/disneyrecipes/M鈥?/a>
http://www.homestead.com/disneyrecipes/M鈥?/a>
http://www.homestead.com/disneyrecipes/o鈥?/a>
http://www.olivegarden.com/recipes/
http://www.recipelink.com/cgi/msgbrd/msg鈥?/a>
http://www.recipelink.com/mf/8/12804
http://www.redlobster.com/seafood/recipe鈥?/a>
http://www.hertzmann.com/articles/2002/s鈥?/a>
http://www.topsecretrecipies.com/home.as鈥?/a>
http://www.vernalisa.addr.com/famous.htm鈥?/a>
DO ANYTHING THAT COMES 2 U ONE MORE THINGS ONLY USE DAIRY NOOOO MEAT IM A VEGATARIAN AND U SHOULD 2
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