GNOME Recipes is a desktop application for discovering, organising and preparing meals. It brings together recipes, ingredients, cuisines and contributor information in an interface designed for the GNOME desktop.
The application combines a collection of contributed recipes with tools for maintaining a personal cookbook. Users can browse dishes by cuisine, search for suitable meals and keep track of recipes they intend to prepare.
GNOME Recipes is also designed to be useful while cooking. Its dedicated cooking interface presents instructions in a more accessible format, while the shopping list functionality helps organise the ingredients required for selected dishes. It offers a more structured experience than maintaining recipes in ordinary text documents.
This is free and open source software.
Key Features
- Browse recipes contributed by members of the community.
- Create and edit personal recipes with ingredients and preparation instructions.
- Organise dishes by cuisine, author and other recipe characteristics.
- Search recipes by title, ingredient, cuisine and contributor.
- Store information about preparation time and cooking time.
- Record recipe difficulty levels.
- Associate photographs with individual recipes.
- Categorise dishes using tags such as vegetarian, breakfast and dinner.
- Mark favourite recipes for convenient access.
- Add recipes to a collection of dishes to cook later.
- Generate shopping lists from selected recipes.
- Adjust ingredient quantities according to the number of servings.
- Use a dedicated cooking mode for following preparation instructions.
- Display cooking instructions step by step.
- Use integrated timers for time-sensitive cooking steps.
- Print recipes for reference away from the computer.
- Share recipes through supported application integration.
Website: gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/recipes
Support:
Developer: Matthias Clasen and contributors
License: GNU General Public License v3.0
GNOME Recipes is written in C. Learn C with our recommended free books and free tutorials.
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