
Encore Review: I like food. It’s a turn on. Dining out is great and there’s no shortage of good restaurants these days.
Dining in? That’s another story. Preparing a great, gourmet meal is a huge turn on for me.
How do I track and organize my prized and cherished recipes? MacGourmet. Why? Because I can. Because I need to. Organization is not my strong point. Eating is.
Remembering what ingredient goes into what recipe is just not as easy as selecting an item from a.... (excerpted).
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Mr Squid said:
I like Yum. It is not as powerful as MacGourmet, but it is free, and that counts for a lot.