How to Cook Everything - now an iPhone App

I saw this article which features a new iPhone app, How to Cook Everything. Here I present you the first two paragraphs from the article, which can be followed from the link provided below.

Hope this is one good app. I've been missing cooking lately.

How to Cook Everything is a veritable encyclopedia of cooking information. It boasts of having over 2000 recipes and hundreds of articles or chapters on food, kitchen, cooking and tools knowledge. Everything from how to peel garlic to the must-have pots and pans for your kitchen.

Based on the cookbook of the same name by Mark Bittman, it takes on the challenge of being a guide for true beginners in the kitchen as well as practised home cooks, and offers everybody a little something.

To read the full article, click here.


Till then!

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Google's New Recipe Finder

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Read it here: Google Launches New Recipe Finder.

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The Kitchen App - Recipes in Your iPhone

Image via WikipediaHere is another app designed for iPhone that will interest those culinary experts and enthusiasts: The Kitchen App.

I'm still against the very use of the iPhone for entertainment - to the extreme, I mean. I should say that the iPhone is good, but if you can't let go and let it down... you're in bondage to it already.

I hope that The Kitchen App will be of good value to all who use it.
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The Kitchen App, for iPhone, iPad, and iPod Touch, has just been introduced by the Food Network, a trailblazer in culinary and culture enjoyment, is accessible on the App Store. For the first time, culinary fans can obtain Food Network recipes, coupled with necessary utility-based kitchen equipment, anytime and at any place utilizing iPad, iPhone and iPod touch. Developed to perform consistently throughout all iOS gadgets the app detects the gadget it’s being delivered electronically to and starts the correct version.

“The In The Kitchen App is the next step in expanding our role as a central resource for expert-tested recipes from America’s favorite chefs,” said Bob Madden, senior vice president and general manager, FoodNetwork.com. “The app provides an on-the-go way for consumers to find Food Network recipes whenever and wherever they need them. This is one of many new digital products that we’ll be rolling out to entertain and delight our Food Network fans.”

The 45, 000 recipes from The nation’s beloved Food Network culinary chefs: each recipe comes complete with pictures and step-by-step directions. In season selections will be updated month-to-month and Thanksgiving dishes will be showcased at kick off.

Recipe container for keeping favorites: end users with a FoodNetwork. com account can obtain and view their online recipe box with the capability to include fresh recipes right from the app.


Taken from:
Video: In The Kitchen App – Recipe Help Via iPhone App From Food Network

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Nigella's Recipes on iPhone

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Not quite the full list of her recipes, but then again, Nigella's recipes, about 70 of it, can now be yours on the fly.

The second to be featured here, to be available in iPhone app, is NIGELLA QUICK COLLECTION.

Read the description of that App:
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"All the recipes that you can find in the Quick Collection are Express-style easy and presented in just six steps or under, giving you the wherewithal to make super-quick weekday suppers, last minute dinners for friends, baking that takes no time, and even fun food for your children. Having this app in your pocket enables you to browse, plan and shop for your meals quickly and easily if you're out and about or just in need of last minute help."

Beautifully designed and produced, Nigella Quick Collection is an essential piece of kitchen kit for those short on time but big on taste."
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So if you are keen on preparing an app-etizing dish for you, or for your loved ones, check it out:

NIGELLA QUICK COLLECTION APP

'... for those short on time but big on taste."

Source:
NigellaQuickCollection.com

One user review is here:
App review: Nigella on iPhone

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How to Cook Everything On the Go

Cooking is now invading, errhh, taking advantage, of the latest technology!

For one, we now have How to Cook Everything On the Go by Mark Bittman.

The printed book, all of its 1,000 pages, 2,000 recipes and 400 how-to, all in a 5-pound print - is now an iPhone application.

So if you are that kind of person who would rather cook than eat what's serving - even when you are on the go, then this iPhone apps is for you.

How to Cook Everything On the Go. Is it available only on iPhone models? For now, yes. Maybe if they make good sales, they will expand to other phone models. But for now, just $1.99 for a limited time, you can download yours from here:

Mark Bittman’s How to Cook Everything® App for the iPhone

Unfortunately, I'm using Samsung Omnia II, so I can't get that app now. Let me know when you do.
Can?

Thanks!

 

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