Recipe App for Kindle Fire

[wizwor]

My wife asked me to find her a recipe app. She would like to enter her paper recipes for access from the kindle. Any recommendations? Free is preferred.

[Blossom]

Originally Posted by wizwor

My wife asked me to find her a recipe app. She would like to enter her paper recipes for access from the kindle. Any recommendations? Free is preferred.

There are several out there but I went looking for one months ago for my phone but wound up using Google Docs I can access them using Quick Office or via browser on the Fire.

I am just too lazy to have to input each ingredient into a database on a app. So Google Docs works for me.

[foreverjuly]

I really think something like Evernote would work best. http://www.amazon.com/Evernote-Corp/dp/B004LOMB2Q/

[RainingLemur]

I've got one of the office suite programs on the Fire and the phone that just has a specific word doc for different categories of recipes. Works fine enough for me. And I can just update it in dropbox when something new comes along.

[wizwor]

which one?

[RainingLemur]

OfficeSuite Pro. It was a freebie on Amazon's free-app-of-the-day deal some time last month (I think).

[Blossom]

Originally Posted by RainingLemur

OfficeSuite Pro. It was a freebie on Amazon's free-app-of-the-day deal some time last month (I think).

I have it but not seeing anything for Recipes. Where do I look?

[RainingLemur]

In my first post, I worded that poorly. I didn't mean to say that the program has a recipe document... I meant that *I* have created some word docs (one for dessert, one for meal stuff) that are stored in Dropbox that I can access on both the phone and the lappy. And update them on either if/when necessary.

Sorry about the confusion.

[jefito]

If you're using Evernote, you might be interested in the large-ish shared cookbook (1000+ recipes)that's been publicly shared by an Evernote user: "A Moveable Feast". The link on the Evernote forums is here; a link to the notebook is here.

I'd suggest checking it out on a desktop client (Mac or Windows), or on the Web before adding it into your Evernote on the Fire; it's a little large, and will take a while to sync down. A good long while, in fact...

[Blossom]

Originally Posted by RainingLemur

In my first post, I worded that poorly. I didn't mean to say that the program has a recipe document... I meant that *I* have created some word docs (one for dessert, one for meal stuff) that are stored in Dropbox that I can access on both the phone and the lappy. And update them on either if/when necessary.

Sorry about the confusion.

Ah Okay that's what I've done sorta with Google Docs. Google Docs has Collections like a Kindle so I made Recipes Collections then add the recipe which is a doc to the appropriate Collection. It works very well for me. Quick Office let's you add your Google Doc account too so I can access it on my PC, Phone, Fire....etc.

[sirmaru]

Here is the specific All Recipe App for the Fire:

http://www.amazon.com/Allrecipes-com...5217453&sr=1-1