Recipe Software?

[Raw Bunny]

I can never find my recipes when I am ready to make them again. I always think that it was easy and will remember it, but that never happens.

Does anyone use a good software for organizing recipies? (It needs to be Mac compatable)

[greenfeline]

I use accuchef. Just google it, I am not sure about Mac compatible but I am sure that would be easy to find out. What is really cool is it has a search mechanism, so if you want to find all recipes with tomatoes and carrots they will filter those out.

[tanawana]

I use Cron-O-Meter. It's more for figuring out your daily intake, but can log recipes and your own foods easily. It's deceptively simple, but once you get to know it, it can do quite a bit. Besides, it's free. :D

http://spaz.ca/cronometer/

Works on PC, Mac and Linux too

[crawmommy]

thanks for this website tanawana! I had never heard of this and am downloading b/c I have this issue too.

[Random Violin Guy]

I keep it simple. No special applications or anything...

If I make a recipe I like, I type it out in TextEdit and save it in a recipe folder. This also makes it really easy to share with others.

[Anabbytree]

ooo!

I use a great one, and I have a mac!

It's called MacGourmet! It's very user-friendly-
http://www.advenio.com/macgourmet/index.html

You can download a demo or buy it for $25.

Abby

[Damzlfly]

I use Cron-O-Meter. It's more for figuring out your daily intake, but can log recipes and your own foods easily. It's deceptively simple, but once you get to know it, it can do quite a bit. Besides, it's free. :D

http://spaz.ca/cronometer/

Works on PC, Mac and Linux too

Yay!! Mac friendly!! Have to try this...does it do nutritional analysis on the recipes you input too? Cause that would be ideal!