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Submitted by Rick2u on February 5, 2007 - 12:30pm

Cooking Software. Any Favourites Out There.

I have over the years saved recipes and would like to get a software program that will help me organize my collection. I have looked at several eg. Cook'n, Mastercook, Bigoven to name a few. If any of the readers out there have any special favourites, let me know. Also what is best about them.

Rick

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Submitted by Kate on February 5, 2007 - 1:42pm.

Living Cookbook

I really like Living Cookbook. www.livingcookbook.com. You can make a grocery list based on the recipes you want to make, you can keep track of what's in your kitchen and it's easy to input recipes and navigate around. I like how it prints out on the page, too. 

Submitted by Rick2u on February 5, 2007 - 2:06pm.

Will check it out

Thanks Kate for your input. I haven't looked at that one and will check it out. Hopefully I will get more suggestions. 

To do it right, do it yourself.

Submitted by Dan Oaks on February 5, 2007 - 4:07pm.

Cook'n is the Best

The Cook'n Recipe Organizer at http://www.dvo.com is the #1 best-selling recipe organizer on the market with over 1,000,000 copies sold.  The reason theirs is the best is because recipe software is all that they do!  They are committed to making Cook'n the best.
The owner, Dan Oaks, takes a personal interest in every customer.  He has his finger on the pulse of the recipe software category.  He guarantees customer satisfaction...and he has been doing it for 15 years!!  Believe me...I know!!
Dan Oaks  :)

Submitted by Rick2u on February 5, 2007 - 6:25pm.

Cook'n

Hi Dan. Very interesting. I was looking at that one too. I have a question. Can the recipes on the software be edited. For example I weigh my flour now instead of doing it in volume. 1 cup = 125gm.Also is it available to purchase in Canada (the CD). I know that Amazon.com carries it but Amazon.ca does not. Let me know.

Rick 

To do it right, do it yourself.

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