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I have tons of recipes in books, little slips of papper and scattered all over the net. I would like to find something for my computer to create a huge electronic archive (help save my books from getting food all over them). Something like sparkrecipes or whatever it was called that would also analyse the nutrition. But off line. Does anyone have any idea or recomendations?
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Re: Recipe archiving software?
Once you get that up & running, let us know.
Always looking for a good recipe!!! Thanks!smt
Current 200--2-25-08
Goal 1-190
Goal 2-180
Goal 3-170
Goal 4-160
Goal 5-150
Final -140
5K Run
Today...not so much
Someday will be better
I'm not the first, or the last.
I can do all things though Christ.
Atkins believer: sugarfreesheila.com
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Re: Recipe archiving software?
Fitday pc version would do the nutrition counts for you, as you can drag/drop food items into the custom food entries to log recipes as one entry instead of having to input the ingredients seperately.Wondering how to get 'most' of your net carbs from your induction veggies?
Take a look at the thread from the latest Veggie Challenge to see how others manage it!
Check out our Low Carb Recipes website and add to it!!
F/60 yrs/5ft 5.5" (Though due to collapsing vertebrae I am now only 5'3" - but I refuse to recalculate my BMI
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Re: Recipe archiving software?
I use a website called recipezaar.com.
Tons of recipes, there's even a low-carb category.
You can post your own recipes, save recipes you like in an online "recipe box," and e-mail them to yourself or others. It also gives a nutritional analysis, similar to fitday.Comment
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