There's an easy-to-use Pinterest app for your smart phone or tablet, so what you save on your desktop can go with you to the market. Think of Pinterest as a bulletin board in your kitchen, with recipes cut out of magazines (and a photo of each one) and saved from your favorite blogs, all tacked up on the board. By far the easiest way to collect recipes you find online.
It's a great option, and it's free, especially if you already use the Epicurious site to search for new recipes.įree web site.
Now, what's the best way to continue to save recipes (your own, and those you find on this blog and other sites)? Ziplist recommends you create a recipe box on and transfer the recipes you've already saved. You need to do this before December 10, and as it takes just a few minutes, why not do it this weekend? Here's how. How to preserve recipes currently in your Ziplist recipe boxįirst, download all of the recipes you've stored in your recipe box. I have removed the blue "Save Recipes to Ziplist" button from my recipe posts here, as well as the "Recipe Box" link at the top of the page. I just learned this and wanted to share with you as soon as possible, as they will no longer support the recipe box, shopping list, and recipe saving features after December 9. If you've been using Ziplist to save recipes from The Perfect Pantry, and from other favorite blogs and websites, I'm sad to report that the company is closing on December 10, 2014.
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