Recipe Card Display
Recipe Organizer App Mac
If using Mac or Linux, the newly installed Brewtarget will ask if you would like to add the new recipes and ingredients; say yes. If using Windows, the installer will locate and import your old recipes. Type in the ingredients you have on hand and let our AccuChef recipe software suggest recipes for you! To see how easy this recipe software is to use, click here to download your free sixty use trial copy of our AccuChef recipe software now! If you decide to register it later it's only $19.95 and future upgrades are free! Recipe Costing Software is the only off the shelf back office suite with it’s own restaurant point of sale. Start with food costing, build recipes, sub recipes, and do a complete cost breakdown on all menu items. The recipe section gives the total recipe costs to include items, materials and labor to make the recipe.
Free Mac Recipe Software
Individual recipes open in their own windows, just like recipecards drawn out of a recipe box. Recipes are attractively displayedwith a minimal amount of controls and settings cluttering theinterface. From the recipe card view, you can instantly multiply ordivide a recipe, and Gourmet will adjust all ingredient amounts andeven adjust the units to keep them as readable as possible (so that2 tbs. x 4 displays as 1/2 cup).
Since you often need to refer to ingredients as you read arecipe, the ingredient list is displayed in a separate pane, sothat you can look at ingredients as you scroll through the steps ofa recipe.
The recipe card view also includesnutritional information for your recipe. Clicking on the 'Edit'button brings up a simple wizard that will bring you through theingredients in your recipe, allowing you to pick equivalences fromthe USDA nutritionaldatabase or enter nutritional information by hand. Gourmetdoes its best to choose good defaults as it guides you through yournutritional information, and it remembers your settings for futurerecipes. The nutritional information is not directly tied to thedisplayed ingredient information, so you can make reasonablesubstitutions and approximations for nutritional calculationswithout damaging the integrity of your recipes. You can also tellGourmet to ignore certain ingredients — no need towaste time looking up nutritional information for every last spiceafter all!
Future versions of Gourmet may make use of this information toallow searching and selecting recipes by nutritional content— for now, we just display the information we have and try tomake it easy for those interested in nutrition to enter in theirdata as quickly as possible. In the future, we will also providemore information by default, and we may look for a way to create acommunity-generated database of nutritional information andequivalences.