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Best Cookbook Software Reviews January 27, 2012 by Chip Lowell No comment(s) We think our online cookbook software is the best out there – but that’s just our opinion 😉 So, you ask, what do our actual cookbook editors think? My sister and I are working on a family cookbook, and have looked at many websites and recipe cookbook software. Your website is wonderful, easy to use, and exactly what we were looking for. By far the best and most user-friendly cookbook publisher.-Julie, Arkansas, June 2013 read more testimonials. The Home Cookin software from Mountain Software offers a user-friendly interface that eliminates the need to fill out complicated forms and makes it easy to upload and organize your recipes. The software is designed to follow the layout of a traditional cookbook, complete with chapters and indexes so you can find your favorite recipes quickly. Group Cookbooks: Collaborate and create cookbooks with family or coworkers in real time – anyone in your group can easily modify recipes. (with a MasterCook.com subscription). Create Covers: Personalize your cookbook covers with your own photo or your own personal art – print or publish it, and share with family and friends. My Cookbook is the best option for managing your prized recipes for your Android smartphones and tabs. The free cookbook software offers you features of storing numerous recipes, importing recipes of your own or through the internet and a single click search feature. This recipe manager app is free of any type of virus threat.
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We think our online cookbook software is the best out there – but that’s just our opinion 😉 So, you ask, what do our actual cookbook editors think?
Often when thinking about buying or using a product, folks ask their friends about what they think. In fact, when we ask how someone found our cookbook software and cookbook printing site, FamilyCookbookProject.com or CookbookFundraiser.com, the most common answer is a friend or family member recommended us. How about that! It’s just like the movies – “Is this or that movie any good?” we ask before shelling out our dollars.
Well, here are some of our most recent comments on our cookbook software:
–Cheryl Doublin, Four Sisters, A Legacy of Love from our Kitchens
–Connie Roller, Food, Family & Friends
–Marilyn Griesemer, Good Food and Great Memories
“When we started planning for our cookbook, several in our group were reluctant to use an online publishing service for fear that individual assistance would not be available. With your excellent guidance, outstanding support, positive attitude and unending patience, you and your staff have exceeded our expectations.
“The cookbook committee joins me in thanking you for all that you have done to assist us in reaching our goal. You have been a joy to work with and we look forward to working with you again in the future on volume 2.”
— Louise Bonner, Common Grounds Farm Stand, Truck To Table
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–Jenny Lester, The Gadient Family Cookbook
–Holly Powell, Mavis’ Kitchen
–Rita Flatz, Jake and Julia’s Friends and Family Cookbooks
–Kathleen Morgan, The Pribyl Family Cook Book (on Facebook)
–Debbie Steele, The Steele / Brown Family Cookbook Project
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–Tracey Harrelson, The Kitchen is My Playground
–Sue Ann Bish Spangler, The Bish Family Cookbook (on Facebook)
–Dianne Skemp, Reth Family Cookbook
–Laura Kohl, The Hopta Family Cookbook Volume 2
–Michelle Tenny, Jessie & Lucien’s Family Cookbook
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–Leslie Schell, The Schell Family Adoption Fundraiser
–Donna Field, The Field/Miller Family Cookbook Project
–Dina Rotundo, Our Family Favorites
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–Karen Lammey, Kooking in Karen’s Kitchen
All the ladies at our church are thrilled.”
–Wendy Francis, Recipes to Remember
“The cookbooks arrived yesterday. They look awesome! We are already planning our next cookbook!”
–Wendy Jacob, St. C. Singers First Annual Cookbook
Want to read more? …read more about what our editors are saying
There are two collaboration scenarios that we wanted to address. The first, and most obvious, is fundraising cookbooks. Lots of schools, churches, non-profits, etc. use Living Cookbook to create their fundraising cookbooks. If the cookbook involves multiple contributors, the task of importing, exporting and editing multiple recipes from multiple sources can be cumbersome. We wanted to make it much easier and intuitive. In Living Cookbook 2015 the cookbook owner (usually the cookbook's editor) shares the cookbook with the contributors. The contributors add and edit their respective recipes. The editor reviews the submissions and exports the final draft. All of this happens without any imports, exports or e-mails. And all changes are immediate since everyone is working with the same online version of the cookbook.
The second collaboration scenario is heirloom recipes or family favorites. What we want to be able to is make it easy to share a read-only copy of recipe collections so friends and family can view, print or copy all of the recipes in the collection and any new ones as they are added. Living Cookbook 2015 makes this really easy.