Paprika App

[Robd71]

"I've got an app for that."

Just wanted to share a really great app I use to keep track of recipes. It's called Paprika. The really cool thing about it is you can be surfing the www and when you come across a recipe you like, you can automatically download it to the app. It copies the ingredients and directions for you. You can also set up categories to assign to the recipes (I use categories like: Main, grill, salad, sauce, Asian, Mexican, low carb, etc.). You can use these to do searches. You can also rate the recipes and add notes. Pretty cool app. I am not affiliated with the programmers, by the way. Just love the app.
Check it out!

[martybartram]

Interesting that it is a spice name, I have used a similar app called Oregano for years now.

[Jerod Broussard]

Any patents on spices? I had one named after a Spice Girl, soccer husband sued the company.

[JDenver]

I've been using Paprika for a year or two now. I think it's great as well. I like a lot about it including that categories are like tags, where you can apply more than one category to a recipe.

[Huskee]

Thanks for sharing Robd71! I bet it's more useful than its namesake spice.

[Rancherstriker]

Been using several recipe apps. Paprika is by far the best (and more expensive) of the bunch. It is awesome if you get some friends and family to use it, since you can share recipes easily. Get the companion app for windows/mac, it will make a LOT easier to capture new recipes or sort what you already got.