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riba
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I use Evernote and add tags to the notes to find them in a convenient way
I like Paprika enough I have it on Android, iOS and Windows. The way manages to pull a recipe out of a web page is fantastic and the sync between devices works very well.
GeneParmesan
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I am using 'thecookbookapp'.
Compared to 'Paprika' the advantage is for me that it allows for a search by tags, by ingredients and also it does not requirs a seperate client on pc but simply has a web site that I can access from any computer that I want. Of course there is also an app that works good and the recipe import from websites and the scanning of images is there as well.
Compared to 'Paprika' the advantage is for me that it allows for a search by tags, by ingredients and also it does not requirs a seperate client on pc but simply has a web site that I can access from any computer that I want. Of course there is also an app that works good and the recipe import from websites and the scanning of images is there as well.
DavidScubadiver
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Paprika on the phone is all I need. But I also have a few things on Evernote to keep things spread diversified. Well, because I used that first.
sumis
Senior Member
i save documents in multiple formats: pdf and txt mainly.
i keep them reasonably sorted in specific folders, like 'bread', 'ferment', 'pasta', etc.
i sometimes tag the files with meta information, but that's not really necessary, since all **** is indexed, and if i want something i just do a folder wide search for certain ingredients or names of dishes, and all relevant results pops up neatly.
no need at all for keeping stuff in a certain app, or making any extra effort.
my folder system is pretty tidy though, so i can also look for things visually as well, like chapters and recipes in a cookbook.
the files are all on the cloud, so i can reach them from phone, computer, kitchen designated ipad, or whatever.
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i keep them reasonably sorted in specific folders, like 'bread', 'ferment', 'pasta', etc.
i sometimes tag the files with meta information, but that's not really necessary, since all **** is indexed, and if i want something i just do a folder wide search for certain ingredients or names of dishes, and all relevant results pops up neatly.
no need at all for keeping stuff in a certain app, or making any extra effort.
my folder system is pretty tidy though, so i can also look for things visually as well, like chapters and recipes in a cookbook.
the files are all on the cloud, so i can reach them from phone, computer, kitchen designated ipad, or whatever.
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+1 more for Paprika... Pretty damn nice
