Save BBC Good Food Recipes to Your Phone

BBC Good Food is one of the most-used recipe sites in the UK, and its recipes are written in metric with British ingredient names, which is exactly what you want if you shop in a British supermarket.

Qwikdish keeps that as-is. The saved card carries the quantities as written rather than converting them into something you then have to convert back.

How to save a recipe from BBC Good Food

1. Open the recipe on BBC Good Food and tap Share, or copy the link.
2. Share it into Qwikdish, or paste the link into the app.
3. The ingredients and method are saved to your cookbook, searchable and available offline.

The free tier covers five AI smart imports a week, resetting every Monday. Imports from recipe websites like this one are unlimited on free.

What to expect from BBC Good Food specifically

• Quantities are metric by default, and grams are the reliable way to cook these recipes.
• Ingredient names follow British usage: coriander for cilantro, aubergine for eggplant, and so on. Saved recipes keep the original wording, which matters when you are reading a shopping list in an Aldi aisle.
• Many recipes carry a nutrition panel on the original page. Your saved copy links back to it.

Frequently asked questions

Do saved recipes keep metric measurements?

Yes. The saved card keeps the quantities as the recipe published them, so a metric recipe stays metric.

Can I share a saved recipe with someone else?

Yes. Saved recipes can be shared as a card, and the card credits and links to the original source.