I’ve been thinking about a way to organize all of my recipes. I’d like to create some kind of recipe database that I can search through and organize by category. I found this review of some recipe software. Has anyone used this? Big Oven? Living Cookbook? Do they work?
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Scandinavians really love using cardamom in baking, as you can see by how often cardamom makes an appearance in my baking recipes here. And while I do love a hint of cardamom in my school bread, cinnamon buns, and sun buns, I also love when cardamom gets to take center stage in Swedish kardemummabullar, or cardamom buns (kardemommeboller in Norwegian). Cardamom buns are considered the adult version of cinnamon buns here in Scandinavia, though children often love them as well. They’re not quitePinned 4 days ago
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I tried using Mastercook Deluxe a while back. I mainly purchased it because the software would calculate the nutritional information for every recipe for you. But it gets very time-consuming to enter every recipe, because of all the formatting issues. I guess that’s the point, though–to enter and organize your recipes! Hah. Otherwise, it’s a great product. I’m sure a lot of people use it–I had shopped around and found that a lot of bloggers seemed to use it.
Isued MasterCook when I still had a windows computer and found it very easy to work with, you can also find a lot of recipe collections online for it.
Now I’m on a mac and am still searching for a replacement.
I save all my recipes to a flash drive, then I can take them everywhere and anywhere with me