If you have boxes of handwritten family recipes, cookbooks collecting dust on a shelf, or Pinterest recipe boards you forget exist, you’re not alone. Most of us have good intentions when it comes to ...

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PAPER RECIPES Even some very technologically inclined people still prefer recipes written on paper, whether a page torn from a magazine, an index card from a grandmother or a printout from a website.

Jane Koh’s mother loved to cook and collect recipes, making everything from delicious Korean barbecue to big Thanksgiving dinners. When she passed away, Koh inherited the recipes, a treasure trove of ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. At Southern Living, we know that recipes are more than just meals—they’re memories. They’re gatherings around the holiday table, ...

Chrome/iOS: There’s no shortage of ways to organize recipes you find around the web, but they come and go so quickly it’s nice to see a new one. Chef’s Hat is a bookmarking and snipping tool that ...

Online recipe organization. Maybe, like me, you’re new to it. Even though I work with recipes professionally, I’ve been hesitant to go completely digital. I’m used to working from books. Paper is ...