More often I shop with the Clear app for iPhone, but I have shopped a few times with Paprika. I’ve been using it for several years to collect recipes as well as shop (at times) since the app lets you create shopping lists directly from recipes.
Paprika recipe manager mac#
The Mac laptop/desktop version of the app is $20, but the iPhone version is free. Several years ago, my mom ( who is a genuine gourmet cook and foodie) shared the Paprika Recipe Manager app for iPhone with me. I recently bought the Paprika Recipe Manager for my iPad to use in the kitchen.“ Sharing Recipes with Paprika Recipe Mana” ( CC BY 2.0) by Wesley Fryer Before, I used a simple web-based database application that retrieved my recipes from a MySQL database. Now I wanted to import all my 1200 recipes into Paprika, including all the photos. Paprika supports importing recipes in many formats, but as far as I could see, the only format that supports the inclusion of photos is yaml. Some basic instructions are given in the Paprika User Manual, but the description is very brief and lacks some details. Below are my findings from making a simple php program to convert my database into yaml format and import it into Paprika. I replaced all dangerous characters into their “nearest” regular ASCII ones by: Avoid any characters with values above 127 (0x7f).To improve the readability (and editability) of the file, I broke up the base64 string in multiple lines of 76 characters.$img = fread(fopen($filename, "r"), filesize($filename)) I encoded the photos successfully in PHP in the following way.Other dimensions are accepted, but the photos will be scaled.
Paprika recipe manager full#
It seems that Parika first checks the syntax of the full import file, before actually inserting recipes into its database. This saved me a lot of trouble: either all recipes were inserted or none. Only very limited space is available for the source field (somewhere around 20 characters? I didn’t check).Line breaks in the preparation instructions cause paragraph breaks in Paprika, so a single paragraph should be formatted as one long text line.No half-way breaks that leave you wondering which recipes were inserted and which not. Long source descriptions are accepted, but only partly visible in Paprika. The file should be imported into your iPad by means of iTunes file sharing, then you can select it in Paprika under “Import”. name: Caramel salmonĨ00 g salmon, with skin, cut into large cubesġ. Heat the oil in a large frying pan over a high. Reduce the heat to medium and add a little extr.
Return the salmon to the pan and cook for 1 mi. Serve with steamed rice and cucumber salad Serve with steamed rice, with a little sauce dri. 9j/4AAQSkZJRgABAQIAHAAcAAD/4QypaHR0cDovL25zLmFkb2Jl. YWNrZXQgYmVnaW49J++7vycgaWQ9J1c1TTBNcENlaGlIenJlU3pO. ZXRhIHhtbG5zOng9J2Fkb2JlOm5zOm1ldGEvJyB4OnhtcHRrPSdJ.Ĭf8AVV/bRXloHL1+20s7obp/RQr3toh2EmNrluQhQ+jWABnGRXnA.This post may contain affiliate links where, at no additional cost to you, I receive a small commission when products are purchased through those links. As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases. Any commisions earned helps keep this site sustainable. The Handy Cookbook app will no longer be supported by Apple.
Save all your recipes by following these directions to transfer them over to the Paprika app. The Handy Cookbook app for iPhone was probably the first app I ever payed money for.
Paprika recipe manager free#
It was 2 months after I had my first iPhone and free apps were the way to go for me. But that $1.99 (plus $0.18 tax) was a heavily researched purchase and probably the only app purchase for that and the next few years. I transferred all my recipes onto Handy Cookbook and for the next 7 years, enjoyed having all my recipes at my fingertips.īut Handy Cookbook hasn’t been updated since October 2014 and my iPhone keeps alerting me that the app won’t be supported soon. I emailed the developer of Handy Cookbook for a help but have not received a reply. So I needed to find a way to preserve all my recipes.Īfter looking into alternative app options, I settled on the Paprika app and paid a whopping $4.99! A small price to pay though to avoid losing all of my recipes.
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