![]() Import Recipes straight from the web: MacGourmet was the first application that gave us users the option to import directly from the web. MacGourmet is the kitchen helper you never had! And a little plus, you can use your Apple Remote to select ingredients, directions, turn on speech recognition and talk to your Mac, and have MacGourmet’s chef view speak the text of the selected ingredient or direction. You don’t want your mac next to the oven or the stove now, do you? You can place your mac nearby and with the extra-large sized Chef View it’s easy enough for you to read your recipes from a safe distance for your Mac. Read your Recipes from a Kitchen-safe Distance: View your recipes in an extra large format, perfect for your kitchen while you cook. MacGourmet really makes it easy for you to switch! You can also check the Competitive Upgrades Page, so if you already own another Mac recipe app and are thinking about switching, just download the importer for the product you use, import your information into MacGourmet and give it a try. Looking to Import from other Mac Apps? Import from Cookn’Text, MacGourmet Binary and Text, MasterCook, MasterCook MX2, MasterCook Mac, Meal-Master, RecipeML and Yum XML. There are so many recipes to swap your head will spin! you can find more than recipes, there are tips, tricks, talks about kitchen gear. Also check out their MacGourmet Recipe Swap Forum so you can share your cooking love with others and exchange recipes. Or maybe keep track of the recipes you’ve already prepared and the ones you still haven’t tried- everything works so you don’t make the same meals over and over again!įree Recipe Packs: Download one of the many easy-to-import recipe collections available here. It’s as simple as adding keywords to your recipes when you add them and let MacGourmet do the hard work for you. Smart Lists: This is by far one of my favorite features. Create lists that automatically keep themselves updated when you make changes. Plan Your Meals: Use the weekly planner to plan meals and make menus with an optional plug-in, letting you create weekly planners, Create shopping lists for all the recipes of the week (just one trip to the grocery store!), you can send your meal plans to iCal so you can organize your busy week, You can create menus and print them along with a schedule for the week. Talk about convenience! Here you can read the highlights for our favorite recipe app: What I absolutely loved about the previous version was the ability to sync wirelessly! This version besides having the option to do it wireless, you can also sync through iTunes, so every time you sync your device it syncs your recipes. ![]() I was so happy when I found out this app and started using it on it’s second version, so when I read about the upgrade, I was so excited! The designer in me always thought they could have done better with their icon and they did on both sides: Desktop and Mobile. ![]() With a sweet new icon for both and the familiar interface it’s a win! You can follow them on Twitter and Join their page on Facebook. Our pick from the three Recipe Apps was MacGourmet, and it’s still on heavy development! They released the third version of their application, as well as a new iPhone companion app. Long time has passed and sadly, Yum development has stopped. Back in early 2011, I was looking for the perfect recipe app so I reviewed three applications, MacGourmet, SousChef & Yum. ![]()
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