Vegetable-arianism

lashbear · 07-29-2006, 05:51 PM

Mastercook is a recipe program that a lot of people posting to cookery-themed internet groups & boards seem to use.

The formatting in the recipe (the M's etc) tell the program what fields to look for when importing text recipes.

A lot of other recipe file / cookbook programs (such as Homecook which I use) can now import / export from Mastercook format, seeing as it seems to be the most widely used format in cooking programs today.

It's good, cos even if you don't use a recipe book application, you can still read the recipe file and use it. I downloaded the free trial of homecook and loved it so much I paid the purchase price after a week.

BTW: I currently have a database of 182,459 recipes. I can export this and email it to anyone who wants it.

Also, I LOVE wild rice (and love that my pressure cooker does it so quickly)

07-29-2006, 05:51 PM	#11
lashbear SwishBuckling Bear Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: In Isolation :) Posts: 6,597	Mastercook is a recipe program that a lot of people posting to cookery-themed internet groups & boards seem to use. The formatting in the recipe (the M's etc) tell the program what fields to look for when importing text recipes. A lot of other recipe file / cookbook programs (such as Homecook which I use) can now import / export from Mastercook format, seeing as it seems to be the most widely used format in cooking programs today. It's good, cos even if you don't use a recipe book application, you can still read the recipe file and use it. I downloaded the free trial of homecook and loved it so much I paid the purchase price after a week. BTW: I currently have a database of 182,459 recipes. I can export this and email it to anyone who wants it. Also, I LOVE wild rice (and love that my pressure cooker does it so quickly) __________________ *I Heart* my Husband - I can't think of anyone I'd rather be in isolation with.**
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