“Simple cooking database with more than 2,000 recipes” 

Recipe Cookbook is just a relatively simple database program for storing your favorite recipes. The program includes already approximately 2,448 recipes in its database, which you can print out or send by email to your friend or relatives.

You can choose your own favourite recipes by just cheking the Favourite checkbox for the current recipe window. Then you'll be able to find it again more easily through the Favorites menu. You can also search for recipes using the program's internal search engine.

Each recipe may include photos, author name, ingredients list and notes.

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There are only three steps, but it is extremely thorough. It requires that we get to know our users in great detail and to make a real commitment to understanding them and addressing their needs, wants and desires in the products and services that we create for them.

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