Import guides
How to save recipes from the sites people actually cook from, and what to expect from each one.
- Allrecipes
How to save recipes from Allrecipes into a personal cookbook you keep on your phone, with the ingredients and steps pulled out of the page.
allrecipes.com
- Serious Eats
How to save a Serious Eats recipe to your phone, keep the ingredients and method to hand while cooking, and still get back to the original write-up.
seriouseats.com
- BBC Good Food
How to keep BBC Good Food recipes in a personal cookbook on your phone, with metric quantities and the method ready for the kitchen.
bbcgoodfood.com
- Budget Bytes
How to save Budget Bytes recipes to your phone, keep the cost-per-serving thinking intact, and turn a week of them into one shopping list.
budgetbytes.com
- Food Network
How to save Food Network recipes into your own cookbook, so the ones you actually cook are not buried among everything you ever clicked.
foodnetwork.com
- Sally's Baking Addiction
How to save Sally's Baking Addiction recipes to your phone so the weights and timings stay in front of you while you bake.
sallysbakingaddiction.com
- NYT Cooking
How to keep NYT Cooking recipes in your own cookbook, what a subscription changes, and why a recipe you cannot open is one nothing can import.
nytimes.com
- RecipeTin Eats
How to save RecipeTin Eats recipes to your phone so the method is to hand while you cook, with the recipe notes still one tap away.
recipetineats.com
- King Arthur Baking
How to save King Arthur Baking recipes to your phone with the gram weights intact, and cook from them with the screen staying awake.
kingarthurbaking.com
- Minimalist Baker
How to save Minimalist Baker recipes to your phone and find them again by ingredient, diet or method rather than by scrolling.
minimalistbaker.com
- Love and Lemons
How to save Love and Lemons recipes to your phone and pull up the right one when a vegetable is actually in season.
loveandlemons.com
- Simply Recipes
How to save Simply Recipes to your phone so the recipe opens as a card you can cook from instead of an article you scroll.
simplyrecipes.com