RecipeBook for iPad

Enter, save and organize your own recipes on your iPad. No need for a wi-fi or 3G connection to access your recipes, but when you are connected, see what other people are sharing on the RecipeBook Cloud. Change your menus as you shop and always have your recipes with you. Create a kitchen inventory so you always know what’s in your kitchen to avoid duplicate items.

Check out all the wonderful recipes other users are sharing! No need to type in the recipe; just download (and edit to your tastes, if you need to).

Features:

• Effortlessly input new recipes, including a photo.
• Easily edit existing recipes.
• View the entire recipe on one page.
• View recipes by category or alphabetically.
• Completely customize categories.
• Place recipes in multiple categories.
• Customize the color theme of every recipe.
• Once you have decided to make a recipe, place it in the “On The Menu” category for quick access.
• In case you decide to add an item to the menu while at the grocery store, you have your recipes so there is no reason for a return trip.
• Common kitchen conversions page.
• Create grocery lists that automatically update if the recipe is changed.
• Add multiple recipes to the same grocery list.
• Email grocery lists or check items off the list on your iPad as you shop.
• Use the RANDOM recipe selector when you can’t decide what to make.
• Search by name, ingredient, instruction, notes, calories, prep time, cook time or author.
• Listen to iTunes while using RecipeBook.

Some of our favorite recipes are included as examples of how to use RecipeBook. Edit or delete, as you wish.

Future upgrades:
• Foreign languages support

RecipeBook was created by a Mother of three small children and a Professional Civil Engineer who is “an organizational freak”, according to family and friends. It is intended to replace the 3-ring notebooks containing recipe cards, pages torn out of doctor offices’ magazines, and recipes printed from websites in your kitchen so that your recipes are organized and easily accessible.

A couple of RecipeBook tips:

For additional grocery items not in a specific recipe, create a recipe called “Additional Items” and place the additional items in the ingredient list. Create a grocery list from this “recipe” or add it to an existing list.)

Avoid buying duplicates of the items you have in your kitchen. Make kitchen inventories by creating a “recipe” for each list: spices, pantry, dry goods, wine, liquor cabinet, etc. You will always know what you have at home when at the grocery store.

If you are worried about drips or splashes on your iPad, simply seal it in a large zip lock plastic bag. The touch screen will still work and your iPad will be safe.

If you like RecipeBook, please leave a good review. If you would like to see something changed or added, please contact us at [email protected] or visit our website www.ccappsonline.com. Our goal is to make RecipeBook as functional as possible. If you have a complaint, please email prior to leaving an unfavorable review so we can try out best to correct the situation.

Heres what some of our customers have said:

Best recipe book ever! ★★★★★
by All Lucky - Version 1.1 - Jun 17, 2011
I love this app! I can take my recipes with me wherever I go and we travel a lot. (USA)

Just what I was looking for! ★★★★★
by 小川ぶるっく - Version 1.1 - Jun 14, 2011
No complaints here! Its easy to use, attractive, and I love that it keeps a grocery list for me. Has a fun feature where it will get a random recipe for you on days when you are indecisive. (Japan)

Хочу перевод ★★★★★
by Varidor - Version 1.0 - Nov 4, 2010
Была бы на русском, цены бы не было (Russia)