Recipe Keeper for PC

★ ★ ★ Recipe Keeper Overview

What is Recipe Keeper? Recipe Keeper is an all-in-one recipe organizer, shopping list, and meal planner app that is available across all devices. It allows users to add recipes quickly and easily, import recipes from websites, scan recipes from cookbooks, magazines, and handwritten recipes, find any recipe instantly, share recipes with friends and family, create beautiful cookbooks, plan ahead and stay in control, make shopping simpler, and transfer existing recipes from other apps.

Software Features and Description

1. Search your recipes, cook hands-free with step-by-step instructions and add items to your shopping list using the Recipe Keeper skill for Amazon Alexa, (English language only).

2. Transfer your recipes from other apps such as Living Cookbook, MasterCook, MacGourmet, BigOven, Cook'n, My Cookbook, My Recipe Book, Paprika Recipe Manager, Pepperplate, OrganizEat, Recipe Box and many more.

3. Share your recipes, shopping lists and meal planner across all your iPhones, iPads, Macs, PCs and other mobile and tablet devices (separate purchase required for other platforms).

4. Add recipes from other Recipe Keeper users with a single tap.

5. Recipe Keeper is the easy to use, all-in-one recipe organizer, shopping list and meal planner available across all of your devices.

6. Cook more of your favorite meals and rediscover those long-forgotten recipes to make mealtimes interesting again.

7. Recipe Keeper can even create a random meal plan for you based on your hints and suggestions.

8. Create cookbooks from your recipes for printing or sharing as a PDF with cover page, table of contents, custom layouts and more.

9. Scan recipes using your phone's camera or from your existing photos and PDF files.

10. Quickly lookup your recipes by name, ingredient or directions or simply browse your recipes by course, category and rating.

11. Share your recipes by email and to your favorite social networks.

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Download and install Recipe Keeper on your computer

GET Compatible PC App

App	Download	Rating	Maker
Recipe Keeper	Get App ↲	17,977 4.82	Tudorspan Limited

Or follow the guide below to use on PC:

Select Windows version:

Windows 10
Windows 11

Install Recipe Keeper app on your Windows in 4 steps below:

Download an Android emulator for PC:
Get either Bluestacks or the Nox App >> . We recommend Bluestacks because you can easily find solutions online if you run into problems while using it. Download Bluestacks PC software Here >> .

Install the emulator:
On your computer, goto the Downloads folder » click to install Bluestacks.exe or Nox.exe » Accept the License Agreements » Follow the on-screen prompts to complete installation.

Using Recipe Keeper on PC [Windows 10/ 11]:

Open the Emulator app you installed » goto its search bar and search "Recipe Keeper"
The search will reveal the Recipe Keeper app icon. Open, then click "Install".
Once Recipe Keeper is downloaded inside the emulator, locate/click the "All apps" icon to access a page containing all your installed applications including Recipe Keeper.
Now enjoy Recipe Keeper on PC.

Download a Compatible APK for PC

Download	Developer	Rating	Current version
Get APK for PC →	Tudorspan Limited	4.82	3.40.1

Get Recipe Keeper on Apple macOS

Download	Developer	Reviews	Rating
Get Free on Mac	Tudorspan Limited	17977	4.82

Download on Android: Download Android

Recipe Keeper functions

- Add recipes with as much or as little information as you like

- Copy and paste recipes from existing documents or apps

- Categorize recipes by course and category

- Add photos, rate recipes, and flag favorites

- Search for recipes on the web and add them to the collection

- Scan recipes using the phone's camera or from existing photos and PDF files

- OCR technology automatically converts images to text

- Lookup recipes by name, ingredient, or directions

- Share recipes by email and to favorite social networks

- Create cookbooks from recipes for printing or sharing as a PDF

- Adjust recipe serving size up or down

- Integrated weekly and monthly meal planner

- Fully featured shopping list that automatically groups items by aisle

- Share recipes, shopping lists, and meal planner across all devices

- Alexa skill for hands-free cooking

- Transfer recipes from other apps

- Choose from 25 different color schemes, light & dark modes

- Format recipes using bold and italics

- Customizable recipe collections, courses, and categories

- Add nutrition information and search for recipes by nutritional amounts

- Check off ingredients while cooking and highlight the current direction

- Adjustable text size when viewing recipes

- Convert recipes between US/Imperial and Metric units

- Link related recipes together

- Add links to online videos

- Pin favorite recipes to the home screen for quick access

- Works offline

- Bulk update multiple recipes at once

- Screen lock disabled while viewing recipes

- Available in 15 languages

- Great support from the developers.

✔ Pros:

- User-friendly interface

- Ability to import recipes from the internet and PDFs

- Option to edit imported recipes

- Multiple shopping lists feature

- Ability to search recipes by ingredient

- Customizable categories for organization

- Ability to add photos to recipes

☹ Cons:

- Not as visually appealing as other recipe apps

- Lacks the ability to import recipes from Pinterest

- No mention of a meal planning feature

Top Pcmac Reviews

The best recipe app I have!

By OnlyOneBunny (Pcmac user)

I have used this app for 2 or 3 years and it is far and away the best app I have. I have another app which has a ridiculously expensive monthly fee, is clumsy, and doesn’t operate nearly as well as this, nor has a scaling feature. It does however import Pinterest recipes, which is useful, captures both scanned and handwritten recipes, and frankly are the only reasons why I am keeping it currently. If you are in anyway undecided about which the app app to keep on your device, I highly recommend this one. Personally, I think it really is worth paying the very small fee for being able to use this app limitlessly and across all your devices. I cannot think of an occasion when it was buggy, or I couldn’t access it, and that is quite singularly rare in a world where developers are generally putting their products out before conclusive testing. Frankly, I cannot think of a reason to deduct even one star from my rating. My only wish from the developers of this app is to be able to import recipes from sources such as Pinterest, and to scan in handwritten and screenshot recipes, then I could delete my other ridiculously expensive and clumsy app, that I really don’t like.
All around useful app!

By Froggerfail (Pcmac user)

I love this app! For years I’ve wanted a spreadsheet to organize my recipes to make an easy shopping list. Lately I’ve been wanting to be able to search recipes by ingredient so I can use up perishable items that are on the verge of perishing. I tried a few apps and found this one to be the absolute best! I’ve been extremely thrilled with it! I can edit the categories to suit my particular organization, construct multiple shopping lists, format recipes to suit my visual preference, import straight from the internet, search by multiple ingredients, and add my own photos or one from the internet. It works offline as well so recipes I’ve uploaded are readily available even when I don’t have internet access. Bonus features I wasn’t even expecting are weekly food plans and the ability to select the scale of a the app. The app will halve, double or adjust every ingredient in the the app by any multiplier. I recommend paying the price to sync between devices. That way your shopping list is on your phone while your recipes are easily displayed on your iPad. If you like to cook, need organization when shopping, and appreciate nicely displayed recipes, get this app!!!
Great App and Awesome Customer Service

By Dvcospgs (Pcmac user)

I had the The the app Box for years on my iPad, and had collected hundreds of recipes. I loved that app, and had tried a few others, but found them annoying. That developer suddenly stopped upgrading and supporting it, and since so many of my old apps became unusable, I was worried that one day I’d find I could no longer access my recipes. I searched around and found this app, and gave it a test run. I decided while it wasn’t as pretty, it was simple and downloaded recipes off the Web with ease. (Don’t even ask me about Paprika.) Now I had a big problem exporting (from The the app Box) and importing my recipes (to this app). Although I followed the instructions as best as I could, I could not get them into this app. I emailed the developer, and we emailed back and forth all day, and he asked me to send the file so he could look at it. He then provided me with a link where I could download the repaired file, and voila!, all my recipes appeared in this app. For $5 on each device, I’d say it’s a great bargain. I can now print paper copies from my computer, and still use the app from my iPad in the kitchen. I give this app a thumbs-up!!!
Very user friendly, just a few minor suggestions

By jokin (Pcmac user)

I was very happy using the free version of this app and, once I hit 20 recipes, upgraded to the $5.99 version without hesitation. Very user-friendly. I really like the ability to import a the app (both from website and pdf work great!) and then edit it with my own tweaks. Also very easy to upload photos. To customize your own categories & courses, go to Settings. I only have 2 suggestions: 1. When I click Edit, it would be nice if I stayed in the tab I am in, rather than automatically going to Overview. 2. If there was an option for the shopping list to sync with the iPhone Reminders app (which I use for groceries — there are plenty of things I need at the store besides cooking ingredients), that would be my dream come true. Question: When I click on an ingredient, it goes gray. At first, I thought this meant it was added to my shopping list, but that is not the case. What is this feature for? To keep track of what you’ve already added while cooking? (It would be nice if you could select ingredients right from the the app and add them to your shopping list, rather than the middle step of selecting/deselecting from the whole the app. Not a big deal.)