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From the developer: I have had a great time developing Organized Gourmet and Tab Finder, but I am no longer able to put in the time and energy that these apps need. Therefore, I am not going to be working on either app and will not be selling them. Thank you so much for your support and please contact me with any questions. -Ryan
DESCRIPTION

Organized Gourmet... Manage your recipe collection, schedule meals and print shopping lists.

Features:

  • Clean, easy-to-use interface
  • New 'smart' website importer that learns how to import information from any recipe website
  • Recipes are displayed with modifiable, html-based templates
  • Smart groups - make a group for today's scheduled meals or for recipes that contain a particular ingredient
  • Full-screen cooking view
  • Easy to use, drag and drop calendar with iCal sync
  • Useful shopping list that can combine items for trips to the store
  • Pre-loaded with over 30 recipes
  • Universal binary - requires Mac OS X 10.5 or later
  • Free upgrade for all registered users

WHAT'S NEW
Version 3.0.3: Minor bug fixes: cooking view preference fix and a core data, persistent store versioning problem fix.
REQUIREMENTS
Mac OS X 10.5 or later. Universal Binary.


SCREENSHOT

Developer:Walking Soma
Downloads:9,417
  - Version d/l:852
Home & Personal:Cooking
License:Shareware
Date:08 Jul 2008
Platform:PPC/Intel
Price:$25.00
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Organized Gourmet User Reviews (3 posts)Write A Review
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Feb 8 2007

TIJNTIJN  What about a recipe-xchange-server?

(or does that allready exists)

With recipe-cards (like address book) which you can import directly into Organized Gourmet...  
(Version 2.1b2)

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Sep 24 2006
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JCUMMINGS3  Former Home Economics teacher...For those of you in the know- Former Consumer and Family Studies Teacher...

I love the Organized Gourmet. I have used it for less than a month, but once I found out I could sync with my iPod I was all over it. I print the weekly meal calendar for the fridge, then send everything to my iPod and go. It took a while to get some of my recipes in to the application but I am smarter now and I am just adding recipes as I use them.

I have used several computerized recipe management systems, not one is as cheap (15 dollars) and as versatile.  
(Version 2.0.2)

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Oct 25 2005
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RACHEL  I've looked at and downloaded every recipe management program I could find. For my needs, Organized Gourmet is the best of all of them. I have two small kids and I'm quite busy. I used to make FAR too many trips to the grocery store (I know the checkers so well that I've been invited to their weddings!). Since I've purchased Organized Gourmet, I've been able to get everything I need at the grocery store in one weekly trip. I've also made real meals for my family and not last minute desperation dinners.

Here's how I use Organized Gourmet:

1. I entered all of my recipes and organized them into categories so that they're easy to find.

2. Every week, I select what I want to cook and drag those recipes to the calendar.

3. Organized Gourmet creates my shopping list for the week.

4. I copy and paste that shopping list onto my Palm Pilot (I use the HandyShopper freeware program).

5. With this system, I have my entire list ready to go and I even know how much I'm going to spend before I go to the store!

All of my recipes are nicely organized on my computer now and I have nice printouts in my kitchen.

I had several questions before I purchased Organized Gourmet and Ryan always responded very promptly and professionally. I like where the program is at, but I'm also looking forward to where it's headed.

I highly recommend Organized Gourmet.   
(Version 1.1)

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