Taking a picture of a recipe (either from a recipe card or a cookbook) takes a little longer. You’ll then need to highlight and specify the title, summary, ingredients, and instructions so that that text will get imported into your BigOven stored recipe. For example, if you paste a recipe page and select Import, BigOven will scrape the text from the page. Some of these options are faster than others.

Scan and upload a photo of your recipe card.

Copy and paste the recipe from a text document.

Write your recipe manually using a simple form.

Paste the URL to the recipe page from the site where you want to clip the recipe.

The free version doesn’t give you access to the full menu planner and other features, but you do get access to the recipe library where you can add your own recipes.

If you don’t try any other online recipe organizer on this list, you should at least try this one. Why keep entire cookbooks when you only like a small batch of recipes in them? Why bookmark half a dozen websites when you can just export your favorites to your own personal digital recipe organizer? In this article, we’ll show you a list of cloud-based recipe organizers you can use to do just that. So how do you keep all of your favorite recipes in all of these different forms organized? Using online recipe organizers of course! These days recipes are mostly electronic, scattered across many different websites.

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