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Best Recipe/Cooking App
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I'm using Paprika and I'm quite satisfied with it!
Same here, I also prefer the same app, I just love cooking & this app really helped me many times while cooking.
I just toss recipes to an Evernote notebook (titled "Recipes," oddly enough). Between the Evernote clipper and email interfaces, it's easy and I don't have to futz with formatted data entry.
Paprika Recipe Manager for iPhone is the best one I've seen. It also has an iPad version.
Available on OS X as well.
Available on OS X as well.
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+1 for Paprika. It works surprisingly well for importing recipes from web sites and syncs between devices. They also have a OS X version.
Another vote for Paprika. Besides the iPhone and iPad versions, there's also a Mac/OS X version. I have 3 of my daughters using it, too... we share recipes via the cloud sync option.
I read on Paprika's description that they use some sort of intelligent language scanning to import recipes from any website.
How well does this work in reality?
How well does this work in reality?
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It works surprisingly well. My wife uses this feature often, and it is very rare for a recipe from a site not to import correctly.
It works well, but requires an extension that is only available for Safari… but t I have used it several times with great results.
The app actually has a built in browser and you can save (import) recipes directly from there.
Based on the recommendations, I've installed Paprika on my Mac and iPhone. So far, very impressed. I had used MacGourmet for a bit years ago, but recipe entry was tedious. This one I'm just using copy-'n'-paste from my Evernote recipes, and it's working beautifully and syncing without a hiccup.