Calling all cooks - Storing Recipes

[gmoreno]

Ok well I am an amateur cook. I love to cook especially baking. I have found lots of really good recipes and I am not storing them. So my question what is the best way to store/manage your recpies. I would like to here all you cooks out there to give me your suggestions. I am considering having a binder of reciepies but I am not sure what is the best way.

Thanks for your input.

[mojo jojo]

well i'm not a cook but I think a good way is to store them in a binder or mabey scan them and put them on a cd.

[trickster]

http://freshmeat.net/search/?q=recip...ction=projects

[TeRG]

i would use a combo of php/sql and make it publicly avalible..but that is just me..

[Tyr_7BE]

I would write them down on pieces of paper and put them in a book.

High-tech recipe storage only works well with a high-tech kitchen. Without a screen in the kitchen you'll have to print out a recipe whenever you want to make something. Plus ingredients and laptops don't mix well.

[TeRG]

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I would write them down on pieces of paper and put them in a book.

High-tech recipe storage only works well with a high-tech kitchen. Without a screen in the kitchen you'll have to print out a recipe whenever you want to make something. Plus ingredients and laptops don't mix well.
[/quote]

you keep the ones you use most printed in a binder, and then you keep the rest of them on a computer. you could always buy a cheap printer for just that.