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Poll: Recipe downloads

For many months now we have been offering all recipes as MacGourmet download files and for a couple of months we also provided all recipes as PDF page (I didn’t enable this function again when I upgraded the weblog software).

We use MacGourmet ourself to manage all of the recipes. This software also allows us to export the recipes as MasterCook (Mac/MXP) or Meal-Master file.

If you like to download the recipes, please tell us which format you prefer.

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  1. Virginia
    Comment by Virginia | 2007/05/13 at 12:39:00

    I think most people like PDF because they do not have any recipe management software. MacGourmet is one of the best, but it’s limited to Mac users.
    I use Krecipes (http://krecipes.sourceforge.net/), so I can use krecipes, plain text, html, meal master, master cook, recipeML and Rezkonv files.
    Any of this fits to me :)

  2. harald
    Comment by harald | 2007/05/13 at 13:16:40

    Hi Virginia,
    in the past I didn’t get any response on the pdf feature (not even when it went away). It took quiet a bit of time to implement and I don’t know if it works with this version of wordpress. I guess I will find out soon.

    I like Krecipes, esp. it’s data model. Wouldn’t mind to see a Mac version with of it.

  3. moira
    Comment by moira | 2007/05/14 at 18:03:42

    I prefer ‘other’. I don’t use any software management, I usually just save to a word file so that I can make my comments on the recipes as I use them. With .pdf I’d have retype everything.

  4. stu
    Comment by stu | 2007/05/15 at 09:16:04

    I started reading vegalicious because of a mention on the MacGourmet website, and I (obviously) use MacGourmet, therefore I vote MacGourmet.

  5. harald
    Comment by harald | 2007/05/15 at 13:07:08

    Hi Moira,
    there are also ways to add notes to PDF files. I don’t remember right now if the free Acrobat Reader has it, but if you are a Mac User, Apples Preview application allows you to add comments to PDF and save them.

  6. Pilya
    Comment by Pilya | 2007/05/22 at 01:50:35

    Is there not a way to support a few of the options on export? MacGourmet offers a means to export a recipe in each of the means suggested. Of course it would be nicer if MacGourmet supported Automator or AppleScript to help ease the process.

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    By the way, I just want to say that Vegalicious and the Recipe RSS feed is absolutely fantastic! Just wish I could find some of the ingredients to the recipes so I could enjoy such great food, but alas… for now it is impossible in the country where I am.

  7. harald
    Comment by harald | 2007/06/28 at 10:43:02

    After updating to the latest version of Wordpress I also enabled the pdf export again, which you can find on the right side on every recipe page.


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