After you have recipes loaded can it search by ingredient?
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I didn't know if it would or not, so just tested. And it did! (Knew I had a recipe with swiss cheese, put in "swiss" and a bunch came up, including the one I wanted). Have to admit I haven't really used it much yet, as I haven't input all the recipes I want and don't seem to find the time. Other response about the insensitive screen is correct. I find using a stylus easier. I would like to get rid of the recipes that came on it, but haven't tried yet. One son said "you have an iPad", but I don't want it in the kitchen getting messed up.
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The supplier for this product sent an email the day I expected delivery and pulled my order and credited my account. My son wasn't happy that I thought about buying it because that is the only program it will use, so today we bought a new tablet with a 12 inch screen from Costco. I ordered a program from Cook'n Recipe Organizer. I paid half the going rate only $39.99. Go online and watch the videos. if it does half what it says it will be great. your, Linda
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Not always. It has automatic preset keys that you adapt depending on the recipes. I am very happy with my oven. You learn how to adapt your recipes, the more that you use this oven.
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Hello Rodney, Although there is not a shopping list, there is a planner located on the reader where you can plan out your big meals. You would add your choice recipes to your planner and flip through them easily while cooking. More information on the features can be found here: http://store.keyingredient.com/. Please reach out to our Customer Care team if you have any other questions! We are available Monday-Friday, 9am-6pm central standard time via email at help@keyingredient.com, chat: via the gray support tab on our homepage, www.keyingredient.com, and by phone at: 855-KEY-CHEF (855-539-8433). Best, The Key Ingredient Team
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No, it does not. I asked the author about this and understand that the freeform way ingredients can be entered does not lend itself to systematic analysis. What I have done instead is use one of the web nutrition calculators. The web calculators do restrict you to entering ingredients within the calculator's structure through drop downs and pick lists, but they seem to give a good "nutrition label" analysis. I have been using FitWatch.com for this purpose. Given the tradeoff, I'd rather have the freeform text entry in the cooking software than an occasional nutrition analysis.
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typically dry ingredients first, you can go online and find a manual if you don't have one that offers recipes to follow the basic methods for adding ingredients, good luck it is so worth it.
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Sorry, Amazon seems to think I have this, but I don't. However, you can look up all of the ingredients on line.
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I'm trying to remember if I received it. Try their website at BetterSheaButter.com/Recipes or send questions to info@BetterSheaButter.com
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No it does not. I would forget this Demy and move up to a used iPad with an app called: My Recipe Book.
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I've been making recipes I find on the Internet, so I don't see why you couldn't. I'm experimenting at this point, finding things that work and things that don't work.
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Yes, I agree. I was just looking for the ingredient list as well. This is a huge oversight.
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It doesn't really store recipes. It stores the number of servings or portion size called for and desired. So you tell the calculator that your recipe serves 5 and you only want to serve 3. Or you tell it a portion size like 12 oz and the desired portion size like 8 oz. When you store that information, then you have to tell it, item by item, how much the recipe calls for and the calculator tells you how much you need - rounded. You can then tell it not to round and it will give you an exact amount. It works pretty well. For example, you want to serve 3 but your recipe for green beans says it serves 5. The recipe calls for 3-1/2 cups of beans, 2 cups of broth and 1/2 teaspoon of salt. You enter "recipe # servings" = 5 and "actual # of servings" (desired #) = 3. That's all it stores. Then, when you enter 3-1/2 cups and hit "adjust recipe", it comes back with 2-1/8 cups. You have to do that for each ingredient. An example of portion size is a recipe for mashed potatoes that serves 6 with a 2/3rd-cup serving each but you only want to serve 1/2 cup to each person. So, you enter 2/3 for "recipe portion size" and 1/2 for "actual portion size". Then, when you enter each ingredient and hit "adjust recipe" it tells you how much you need. Hope that helps.
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No. You can make up your own recipes. In face, the item comes with recipes you can use.
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Hi dave, yes it comes with a limited number of recipes. But you always have google for that.
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Yes it did. I'm in the process of moving so I can't find it to describe, but I used the recipe book for a pumpkin soup this past fall. It was quick and delicious!
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you can find what the ingredients by clicking description under the product
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Yes you can and Ziplock has a recipe page http://www.ziploc.com/Recipes/Pages/default.aspx that you can go to for ideas on how to cook with mixed ingredients.
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If you can scan your recipes into your computer you can cut and paste the document into the new recipe option of your account at Key Ingredient. It is really simple to copy the whole recipe into one of the blocks on the template and then cut and paste them into where they belong. On many of the recipes I have from magazines and books I was able to find an identical recipe or one that was close and I used the Cookmark button from Key Ingredient that is in my Bookmarks to import the recipe to my account. I typed the rest in myself. Hope that helps.