How to organize your recipes so you can find them again
Keep every recipe in one searchable library instead of bookmarks, screenshots and notes, and tag it once when you save it. Then you can find it by ingredient, time or diet in a few seconds.
One place, not five
Pick a single home for recipes. Mixing browser bookmarks, social saves, screenshots and notes is what makes recipes impossible to find.
Search by what you have in mind
You rarely remember a title. You remember an ingredient, a time limit or a diet. Choose a tool with filters for those, and save the filters you use often.
Group favourites
Put the recipes you actually cook into a cookbook or favourites list so the rest of the library does not drown them.
Mark what you have cooked
Keep track of recipes you tried. In KissCooks you can set a recipe’s status, for example completed or in progress, and add notes to the recipe.
Frequently asked questions
Should I keep screenshots?
Keep them only until you have turned them into a recipe. A recipe stored as text can be searched; an image cannot.
How do I stop saving recipes I never cook?
Plan a few of them into next week’s menu. A recipe that has a day is much more likely to be cooked.
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