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Product Description:
You organize your digital photos, you make playlists of your mp3s. Now bring your recipe organization into the 21st century with MacGourmet. Think of MacGourmet as "iTunes for Recipes". MacGourmet helps you create and edit recipes, wine notes and cooking notes, easily browse your entire collection, and build your own custom lists for categories like appetizers or desserts. MacGourmet also offers the following features:
- Publishing of your collections to .Mac and WebDAV accounts
- Publishing of recipes to MovableType, TypePad and Blojsom weblogs
- Many options for printing your recipes, including printing on index cards
- Easy import of recipes found on the web using clipping, drag and drop and cut and paste
- A sample recipe pack for first time users of 80 recipes
- Shopping list export to HandyShopper and SplashShopper on your PDA
- An extra large Chef's view for preparing your recipes in the kitchen
- Import of MasterCook, MasterCook Mac and Meal-Master recipes
- Flexible recipe scaling
- Metric conversion
- Many ways to search, including the recipe box search field, find, cupboard find and potluck find
- Smart lists that keep themselves updated automatically
- Chef's Reference of commonly used cooking information
What's new in this version:
- Hidden control characters found in some recipe text should now be filtered out.
- Fixed find functionality bugs that were causing errors for some people when searching.
- Fixed find functionality bug that prevented searching for recipes with more than one category.
- Fixed a rounding error when creating shopping lists that was resulting in something like "2 sticks of butter" instead of "3 sticks of butter" when the amounts added were 2 sticks and 3/4 stick.
- Some new terms were added to ingredients parser: sprig(s) and pinch(es).
- [Web Import] Updated FoodNetwork.com importer to handle recent site changes.
- Built-in software update no longer asks you to update even if you have checking set to manual.
- Emailed recipes no longer show a zero for servings if that value isn't entered, and now include yield if filled in.
Operating System Requirements:
This product is designed to run on the following operating systems:
- Mac OS X 10.5 Intel
- Mac OS X 10.5 PPC
- Mac OS X 10.4 Intel
- Mac OS X 10.4 PPC
Additional Requirements:
- Mac OS X 10.4 or later
- .Mac account or file server for .Mac publishing
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Wonderful application! 
- Version: 2.3.1, 6/16/2008 07:16AM PST
sw.foster1
I've been using MacGourmet for at least a couple of years now, ever since I needed to find a replacement for software that would only run under OS9. I tried several candidates, but MacGourmet has everything I want and need. The developer is tremendously responsive and continually works to improve the software. The upcoming ability to print out cookbooks, complete with illustrations and other personalizations, will be invaluable when sharing with family and friends. I can't say enough good things about MacGourmet!
Love It - Version: 2.2.4, 12/27/2007 06:55AM PST
richard155
This is the first recipe program I have ever used, but I love it. The web page grab feature worked flawlessly. Shopping list feature is great, looking forward to using this. I just wish there was an easier way to get printed recipes in.
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Centigrade temperature - Version: 2.2.4, 11/25/2007 07:49AM PST
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Shevek
All of these programs seem to be able to handle imperial (U.S.) and metric (rest of world) measurements but I can't seem to find any that present recipes with centigrade temperatures. They all seem to be in fahrenheit!
