The Cook section of your account is your custom Recipe Book, there are two views to the Recipe Book: recipe cards or spreadsheet. Each view will show you basic information about your recipes, such as Title, Source, Number of Times Planned and Tags. You can toggle between the views from the icons next to the “Add Recipe” button.
Your recipe book is where you can gather recipes from all over the web and your family cookbooks, into one place. Adding recipes to your Plan to Eat account is the first step in getting started.
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We have four main ways of importing recipes to your account, including (but not limited to):
Learn more about adding recipes to your Recipe Book.
You can organize your Recipe Book by selecting the Course, Cuisine, Main Ingredient, or adding Tags, and giving it a star Rating. You can customize all these options to keep your recipes easy to find in your account.
Learn more about using these tools for recipe organization.
The filter and search options give you an easy way to find any recipe you’ve imported, and find recipes that meet your meal planning needs.
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Learn more about the filter and search for recipe options.
You can change the serving size of a recipe to meet your family’s needs, or change the serving and yield of the original recipe, if you find it’s not accurate.
Learn more about changing a recipe serving size.
The Cooking View allows you to view a recipe in an easy to follow format as you prepare the recipe in the kitchen.
Learn more about how to use your laptop, phone, or tablet to view a recipe with in Cooking View.
The Queue allows you to segment a portion of your recipe book for quick planning. Or as a place to save your most frequently planned recipes.
Add recipes to your Queue using the star icon.
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Learn more about the Queue.
Prep Notes allow you to save notes with your recipes. These appear on your Planner, reminding you what you need to do to prep for a recipe.
Learn more about Prep Notes.
Quickly convert recipes between Customary and Metric units, regardless of the recipe’s original units of measurement.
Learn more about Metric Conversion.
Whether you have a current or expired Plan to Eat subscription, you can export your Recipe Book to a file. There are two export options:
Learn more about exporting your Recipe Book.
Try it out!
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This post was last modified on 14/10/2023 22:13
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