AccuChef Review

SIVART really thought of everything when creating AccuChef. I will start with the front page, or what I think of as the "Cookbook" view. It is a nicely organized list of all recipes that you have saved in the program. From here you can categorize your recipes by a category heading like "main dish" , "casserole", etc... or by main ingredient. It is easy to select muliple recipes and print into index cards.. this is one of my favorite features. It comes out in a very nice and handy format. You can also print to the Microsoft OneNote format. Have a few recipes in mind that you want to make soon? AccuChef makes it easy for you when it is time to shop for the ingredients. You can hold down CTRL key and click on multiple recipes, and then click on the shopping list button, and... VOILA! You have a list of all of the ingredients that you need to buy. It even prompts you to tell it how many servings you plan to make so you buy the correct amount of ingredients. Think you would like to make a cookbook? AccuChef can do that for you as well. Just select the recipes you want to include and use the button on the top menu, and follow the prompts. Now here's one of the best features. So you found a recipe on the internet that you'd like to include in your AccuChef cookbook? The Import Wizard makes it snap to pull in recipes from any format and plug it in and organize it into the AccuChef format. Another impressive feature is the expansive list of common ingredients and nutritional infomation that can be linked to your recipe. This makes it easy so you can always have the cost and nutritional data right at your fingertips.