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Organizing recipes

Brandon__67713

1: Is there a standard spreadsheet or online doc that you use for recipes?

2: What are your favorite online resources for recipes (other than Chefsteps)?

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John_Barry_21410

I really like Paprika (for Mac). Really well designed and easy to use. It does shopping lists and menu planning. Also, it plays really nicely with many on-line recipe sites (e.g., Food52, Serious Eats, and Cooks Ill), though not (alas) ChefSteps.

I've tried other methods and apps over the years and Paprika is the best. One annoyance: I use it on my iPhone as well as my iMac and my wife's Air. You have to download (at not inconsiderable cost) a version for each. However, they sync automatically and everything is backed up in the cloud.

Brandon__67713

What are some good resources (other than chefsteps) for finding recipes? Especially ones that use weight.

Brendan_Lee_56950

If you are looking for weight measurements it is best to do your searching on non-American websites. The BBC food page is usually in weight measurements.