Here are the newest features: ❀ You can import recipes from other My Recipe Book Users when they email them to you from the app ❀ Printing is available for the grocery list, and individual recipes ❀ The timer works in the background We still have the same great features that transform your iPad into the perfect cooking companion.  Easily import recipes from the web, type them in to your iPad directly, then set your iPad up in the kitchen, and start...

There are a few new features that make it easier when you’re entering recipes from old recipe cards, torn out magazine pages, or memory. First, there is now a quick look-up pop-up that comes up when you’re entering ingredients.  So, if you have already added onions, finely chopped as an ingredient, just start typing onions, and everything that contains the letters you have typed will pop up.  Just touch the one you want, and you’re ready to...

Within My Recipe Book, you can search for recipes by category.  There are several pre-populated categories, or you can customize the list of categories in settings. You can also search by Ready time.  If you know you only have 30 minutes, search for a recipe that takes less than 30 minutes from start to finish.  If you have a whole afternoon, try a recipe that takes more than 4 hours. You can hit the favorites button to see everything you have tagged as a...

On the My Recipe Book Toolbar, click on the grocery cart icon to add all the ingredients from a recipe to your grocery list.  Then, click on the View Grocery List button to see everything on your list. You can even enter custom ingredients to your list.  If you want to grab some napkins while you’re at the grocery store, just add it to your list under the custom section, and it will show up on your grocery list. The best way to use the grocery list is by...

The biggest update we have made is now we have quick import.  Now, when you search for recipes, and touch the import button, all the information gets automatically populated on a recipe card in your app.  It makes it much easier to use all the other great features of the app like the servings adjustor, grocery list, and more.   Here is a list of all the sites that use easy...

Keep all your favorite recipes in My Recipe Book – no more searching through recipe cards, magazine stacks, or links online to find your favorite chocolate chip cookie recipe again. Click on the heart icon to make one of your go-to recipes a favorite, and the heart will brighten up. In the menu bar, click on the view favorites button to see all your favorite recipes on the...

My Recipe Books for iPad is a centralized place to store all your recipes. Family favorites scribbled on recipe cards, recipes bookmarked online or printed out from a website, pages torn out of magazines or any other recipes you have around your house. You can see all of your recipes in one place by clicking on the All A->Z button. Once you have selected a recipe to view, you will then be able to view it in full-screen, email the recipe and notes, set a...

The Queue feature of My Recipe Book is designed to be used in a variety of ways.  Some users add new recipes they want to try to the queue.  Some use it to queue up all the recipes they’re going to use for the week. However you want to use the queue, it’s easy to do.  Just click on the Q icon to add a recipe to the queue, then click on the “View Queue” button to see everything you’ve queued...