Making a shopping list without taking it from a recipe: Does MasterCook 9.0 do this?
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Yes, in the Shopping List section, it has a column entitled, Store Location (produce, frozen vegetables, canned fruit and juices, etc.)
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Yes. There r 2 blank ones. U can use address labels to go over the existing ones. I used the blank ones for pasta and oriental recipes.
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I completely discarded the Demy and went with an iPad for all of my recipes. It is far superior when you add an app called "My Recipe Book" available at the Apple app store on the web. Demy's small screen and the inability to add photos is a real limiting factor. It is also sluggish in operation. Hope this helps.
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I have a Macbook and a Macbook Air and it "works" with both of those, except I think you perhaps aren't quite getting the concept. Key Ingredient has a website where you open a free account. There you can set up your recipe cookbooks. You can type your recipes into their predesigned templates. Or, if you find a recipe anywhere on the internet you can (most often) hit a "cookmark" that you have popped onto your computers bookmarks bar. It carries it right into the right boxes on your template at Key Ingredient and then you click save, and direct it to the category you have previously specified. If the recipe doesn't fit the template (mine usually do fit) it is a simple matter to cut and paste the recipe in yourself. You can do all that and access all your recipes and email them or print them right from there. Now for the Demy. It is a wireless appliance that syncs with Key Ingredient thru your wireless internet connection, not through your computer. The older Demy didn't have the Wifi feature so you did have to rely on your computer to update the appliance, but this one does it "magically". In settings you can tell the appliance to sync if it hasn't done so automatically. I hope that answers your question. I don't want to make it seem complicated because it isn't at all and the Key Ingredient people are very very helpful.
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Yes, there is a search box called look. You can use look using one or all words in recipe, ingredient, menus, meals, technique, and more. You can also list or sort recipes by Name, Source, and Difficulty.
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I don't know why you couldn't but I am not the person to ask. I suggest that you visit their website: www.greatlakesgelatin.com and select the consumer section. They include recipe ideas and you may be able to ask your question directly on their site.
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No, it does not. I asked the author about this and understand that the freeform way ingredients can be entered does not lend itself to systematic analysis. What I have done instead is use one of the web nutrition calculators. The web calculators do restrict you to entering ingredients within the calculator's structure through drop downs and pick lists, but they seem to give a good "nutrition label" analysis. I have been using FitWatch.com for this purpose. Given the tradeoff, I'd rather have the freeform text entry in the cooking software than an occasional nutrition analysis.
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I have no idea. I did not make a copy of the list on the box before I immediately sent it back.
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I purchase this product as a gift for someone so i wouldn't know but here's the link to find the manual http://www.georgeforemancooking.com
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Mine did. The first day or two can be overwhelming keeping track of everything. But you fall into a quick rythmn. Their website has a few good recipes that I'd look into as well.
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I believe that you can, read here for more information on this http://support.mastercook.com/entries/23044272-Different-Methods-of-Importing-Recipes-into-MasterCook
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I'm going to go the netbook and allrecipes.com route also. If I'm going to spend a few hundred dollars on something cooking specific, then when I come home after work too exhausted to think or plan, or if I tell the girls in my running group to drop by for snacks in a few hours, I want to do a search for ingredients I have on hand, and have some recipes pop up right away. Searching by first letter of recipe title or by tags is simply not enough functionality.Cheryl, you have to be crafty about getting those calls from your daughters. Don't load their favourite recipes onto the site. :-D I'm going to go the netbook and allrecipes.com route also. If I'm going to spend a few hundred dollars on something cooking specific, then when I come home after work too exhausted to think or plan, or if I tell the girls in my running group to drop by for snacks in a few hours, I want to do a search for ingredients I have on hand, and have some recipes pop up right away. Searching by first letter of recipe title or by tags is simply not enough functionality.Cheryl, you have to be crafty about getting those calls from your daughters. Don't load their favourite recipes onto the... » Read More I'm going to go the netbook and allrecipes.com route also. If I'm going to spend a few hundred dollars on something cooking specific, then when I come home after work too exhausted to think or plan, or if I tell the girls in my running group to drop by for snacks in a few hours, I want to do a search for ingredients I have on hand, and have some recipes pop up right away. Searching by first letter of recipe title or by tags is simply not enough functionality.Cheryl, you have to be crafty about getting those calls from your daughters. Don't load their favourite recipes onto the site. :-D « Show Less
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Yes indeed, you can put any recipe you want in it. I had alot already saved on my computer (I too keep my recipes electronically). I just copied the recipes and pasted into the recipe reader. You can add your own picture or one from the internet (with the URL). I absolutely love mine. Because it is WiFi, after you add them, you just have the reader update from the internet. You can share your recipes with others or keep them private (you pick the setting after adding the recipe). You make your own cookbooks and can put the recipes into those catagories, so easy. If you daughter gets one I hope she enjoys it as much as I do. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year. Yes indeed, you can put any recipe you want in it. I had alot already saved on my computer (I too keep my recipes electronically). I just copied the recipes and pasted into the recipe reader. You can add your own picture or one from the internet (with the URL). I absolutely love mine. Because it is WiFi, after you add them, you just have the reader update from the internet. You can share your recipes with others or keep them private (you pick the setting after adding the recipe). You make your own cookbooks and can put the recipes into those catagories, so easy. If you daughter gets one I... » Read More Yes indeed, you can put any recipe you want in it. I had alot already saved on my computer (I too keep my recipes electronically). I just copied the recipes and pasted into the recipe reader. You can add your own picture or one from the internet (with the URL). I absolutely love mine. Because it is WiFi, after you add them, you just have the reader update from the internet. You can share your recipes with others or keep them private (you pick the setting after adding the recipe). You make your own cookbooks and can put the recipes into those catagories, so easy. If you daughter gets one I hope she enjoys it as much as I do. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year. « Show Less
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Since the recipes are easier to type in on the computer using the KeyIngredient.com website, I simply Google the recipe and locate it online, then use the Cookmark bookmark to add it into the website then sync. That's it. Just go to keyingredient.com, and go to the Cookmark part under your account, and move the Cookmark bookmark into your browser's bookmark bar. It really is that simple.The worst thing that can happen is that you might need to do a little proofreading to be sure you don't post extraneous comments into the directions section, and you might have to highlight, copy and past the ingredients in if they show up blank. That's it. Since the recipes are easier to type in on the computer using the KeyIngredient.com website, I simply Google the recipe and locate it online, then use the Cookmark bookmark to add it into the website then sync. That's it. Just go to keyingredient.com, and go to the Cookmark part under your account, and move the Cookmark bookmark into your browser's bookmark bar. It really is that simple.The worst thing that can happen is that you might need to do a little proofreading to be sure you don't post extraneous comments into the directions section, and you might have to... » Read More Since the recipes are easier to type in on the computer using the KeyIngredient.com website, I simply Google the recipe and locate it online, then use the Cookmark bookmark to add it into the website then sync. That's it. Just go to keyingredient.com, and go to the Cookmark part under your account, and move the Cookmark bookmark into your browser's bookmark bar. It really is that simple.The worst thing that can happen is that you might need to do a little proofreading to be sure you don't post extraneous comments into the directions section, and you might have to highlight, copy and past the ingredients in if they show up blank. That's it. « Show Less
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You can. In fact that was one of my wife's favorite parts about the gift, taking 100's of index cards, magazine scraps, etc. and inputting the recipes into the Key Ingredient site. (First you enter them into your personalized page on KeyIngredient.com, then it automatically syncs the recipes to the Key Ingredient reader in the kitchen). It's very easy and organized. We love it!
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There isn't a guide as far as I know. Doneness can be a very individual preference so it would be difficult to give recommendations. Many cookbooks and web sites do have charts that will help you
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yes - but I only received the list the first time - I have ordered around four times. I think I get anxious and send them my own list - and I didn't know how to save and send the list back the first time. I know that they even had the "soft" bars - I do not know if they have the blueberry muffins yet though.