Recipe Management Software

Updated on September 29, 2010
K.O. asks from Brecksville, OH
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Hello Moms!!

Does anyone have a recommendation for a good Recipe Management Software? I am looking for something that I can import all of my recipes I have been saving from 10 years of magazines, etc. I would also like to be able to give a list of ingredients and get ideas for a meal as well as be able to plan out a meal for the week, etc. I just think there has to be one out there. I have a demo/trial version of Macgourmet - but was curious about others - YummySoup? Cook'n? etc.

Thanks for your help
K.

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E.M.

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I honestly just use www.allrecipes.com and don't worry about clipping and saving anymore.

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D.K.

answers from Indianapolis on

I've used software called COOKIN' WITH PILLSBURY for several years. I used to write for a magazine and used this to help find the breakdown on recipes I created, submitted, etc. There are recipes that come w/ the program AND ways to put in your own.

Hope this helps.

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B.D.

answers from Pittsburgh on

China Millman of the Pittsburgh Post Gazette just reviewed a few different options in this Sunday's paper. The article should help answer a lot of your questions. Here is a link to the story: http://www.post-gazette.com/pg/10269/1090120-34.stm

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A.G.

answers from South Bend on

I really like my "living Cookbook". It is very versatile and can also help with menu planning and grocery lists. It also can calculate nutrition, etc.

www.livingcookbook.com

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