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1. #Macgourmet review mac os x#
2. #Macgourmet review update#
3. #Macgourmet review license#
4. #Macgourmet review windows#

You might think that’s not really a big deal, but it really helps clarify a recipe that has several components. The new formatting panel allows you to also format recipes with bold or italics. This is a very handy feature and one I now use all the time. Clicking the link takes you to the recipe and while you look at the recipe, you can ‘browse’ back to the Salade Niçoise recipe. With the latest version of Paprika Recipe Manager I can link to my Vinaigrette recipe from the Ingredients panel in the app.Īfter you’ve established this link, when looking at the Salade Niçoise recipe, the vinaigrette ingredient is highlighted as a link. Where this comes in handy is where a recipe requires another recipe to be made as part of the final recipe.įor instance, if I’m making a Salade Niçoise, I’ll need a vinaigrette to dress the salad. Until the Paprika Recipe Manager 3, linking and formatting recipes were not a feature – and yet it was the feature I wanted the most. Paprika Recipe Manager not only imports data automatically, it’s pretty close to perfect in getting the right recipe elements in the right place.

Easy Import of Recipes from the InternetĪs I was about to import all my recipes from Grantourismo Travels I found using MacGourmet Deluxe’s ‘Get Recipe from Web’ feature too cumbersome to use.Įven with the recipe in the import window, every step (name, source, keywords, ingredients, directions etc) needed to be manually selected and imported and I could not find a workaround. I have over 480 570 recipes in the app and it works great on all devices: fast, smooth and not buggy. Paprika Recipe Manager is super easy to use on my Mac, looks fantastic on my iPad when cooking, and I’m always pulling the iPhone out of my pocket when I’m shopping after I decide what produce and ingredients I want to cook with that night. I input and write recipes in Paprika on my MacBookPro, I cook using Paprika Recipe Manager on my iPad, and I shop using Paprika Recipe Manager on my iPhone. Paprika works wonderfully on all three devices and how I use them is pretty straightforward.

#Macgourmet review license#

For a Mac environment you only need to purchase a Mac license and one iOS license for multiple devices on your App Store account.

#Macgourmet review windows#

I use it on a Mac and iOS for my iPhone and iPad, so I can’t really comment on how the apps work on Windows or Android. Paprika Recipe Manager is available for Mac, Windows, iOS, and Android. Available on all Devices I Use with No Omitted Features

#Macgourmet review update#

Paprika Recipe Manager 3’s recent update makes me think they’ll be around for the long haul. Moving between recipe managers is a world of hurt, so going with a new recipe manager app or one that hasn’t been updated recently is a huge risk. Paprika Recipe Manager 3 Review Well Established and Frequently Updated Recipe Manager App Here are the most important features I require in a recipe manager and why Paprika Recipe Manager met my criteria. However, I was not completely happy with it and I don’t recommend it.Īfter undertaking a lot of research on recipe apps I changed my recipe manager to Paprika Recipe Manager and I’m so pleased I did. Up until a few months ago I was using MacGourmet Deluxe to manage my recipes. I do a lot of cooking here in our Siem Reap studios and I often get asked how I manage to keep my recipes together for Grantourismo. There are now only two items left on my wish list for the Paprika Recipe Manager. The recent release of version 3 of Paprika is the best yet, resolving some of my complaints and bugs with the app on MacOS and iOS. Among the main functions of the software, you will find: the creation of Web sites, planning menus for the week, import websites, nutritional food analysis, creating shopping lists, notes on wines etc.Paprika Recipe Manager is the best solution I’ve found for storing recipes I treasure. You can add personal notes to your recipes and also import recipes from Web sites. MacGourmet is an editing software, filing and printing recipes.

Removed from the list of supported sites - changes on the server prevented the app from being to import directly (note that you can still import recipes via clippings).Changed sidebar font to avoid clipping of character descenders.Fixed the MasterCook (MX2 or MXP) importer - note that images are not imported.Fixed a problem that would cause the app to sometimes display only the menubar, and that would also cause the sidebar to display with “TBD”.

#Macgourmet review mac os x#