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Living Cookbook for Windows

  • Trial version
  • 3
    14
  • 6.3K
  • V2021

Top-class cooking and recipe management

If you like cooking, you're going to love Living Cookbook, one of the most complete cooking-related programs I've ever reviewed.

The thing that really marks Living Cookbook out from its competitors is the sheer breadth of features. It covers just about every aspect of home cooking, from browsing the Internet for new ideas to planning your meals, scheduling your cooking and designing your shopping lists. The whole Living Cookbook is contained in a simple-to-use interface that anyone familiar with the Office Suite of tools should have no problems navigating.

Living Cookbook has a great help file, as well as offline tutorials and a host of online tools to help you get the most out of the program. There are also examples in each feature area, so you know exactly how you should be using the program. It comes bundled with plenty of recipes, sample shopping lists, suggested websites (for use with the in-built browser) and nutritional values, but it goes without saying that you can add or modify any of Living Cookbook's multiple areas to fully customize it.

Living Cookbook's configuration options are also very complete, as are the fully customizable display options. Unfortunately, although the program gave me the option to change measurements into metric, the setting didn't seem to 'stick', and continued to show me recipes in US measurements and auto-suggest ounces and pounds.

Beyond this little issue, Living Cookbook was a pleasure to use, and is useful even if you never add your own material. The options are so varied that it might take you a while to truly investigate the program, but it a serious piece of software that any enthusiastic cook will appreciate.

If you take your cooking seriously, Living Cookbook is the program for you.

Changes

SingleInstanceTracker error occurs when opening multiple instances. Cookbook author doesn't show up on publication title page. Error rendering recipe ratings without reviews, reviewers or dates. Error clicking on the home toolbar button (only affects v2.0.69 and v2.0.70). Singular and plural forms of measure display names not updated correctly for some inventory items. Publish menu item should be hidden when a cookbook is not selected. Recipe scaling number format not saved when changed back to "Match Unit". Prevent circular recipe ingredient links.

  • Pros

    • Nutrition calculator
    • Backup and export data
    • Publish cookbooks
  • Cons

    • None so far
 0/10

App specs

  • License

    Trial version

  • Version

    2021
  • Latest update

  • Platform

    Windows

  • OS

    Windows XP

  • Language

    English

  • Downloads

    6.3K

    Last month's downloads

    • 6
  • Developer

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Living Cookbook for PC

  • Trial version
  • 3
    14
  • 6.3K
  • V2021

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