KEEP THE DINNERS WORTH REPEATING
Your recipes. Together at last.
A saved link is easy to lose. A household cookbook keeps ingredients, methods and cooking notes together, with a clear path from a recipe you like to a meal you plan.
Bring in a recipe, then make sure it is right
Import a recipe from a public link, pasted text, photos, a PDF or a Word document. Review the extracted ingredients, quantities, servings and steps before saving. Source attribution stays with the recipe.
A private or inaccessible page may not import. Missing quantities remain missing until you correct them; a convincing-looking preview is not proof that extraction was accurate. Only import material you have permission to use.
Keep a shared cooking reference
Search the household cookbook by name, ingredient or tag. Edit a recipe, check off cooking steps, print it or archive one you no longer need. Household members share the same saved collection.
Saved serving counts stay with the recipe. Dietary warnings can flag conflicts with current settings while preserving the original recipe, so the household can review what needs attention.
Choose what comes back into rotation
Saving a recipe does not automatically put it in future menus. Prepare and review its planning version, then choose whether it can join automatic rotation. Set repeat spacing, pauses and family favourites.
Keep a recipe as written, allow small substitutions or allow more flexible adaptations. Protected ingredients and quantities remain part of that choice. A weekly copy can be adapted for the household while the cookbook original is retained.
Keep the good discoveries too
When a planned dinner works, save its current recipe to the cookbook and record when you cooked it. Feedback from the table helps guide later suggestions.
Manual selection is available even for recipes left out of automatic rotation. You remain in control of what joins the week.