DIY Cookbooks with MacGourmet and TasteBook

YUM!
http://www.versiontracker.com/dyn/moreinfo/macosx/15593

I prefer YummiSoup too though I do like MacGourmet's export to HTML feature. That I do still miss in Yummi but it is on its way :)

YummySoup! is way better then MG.

YummySoup! is way easier and better then MG.

I'd argue that MacGourmet is also the way to get recipes from online sources, and for making physical cookbooks. MG adds a handy shortcut to the OSX Services menu (and uses the key combo of Shift+Cmd+R), which directly imports from most of the major recipe sites (AllRecipes, Food Network, Epicurious, Yahoo! Food, etc.).

Visit the desired recipe page, press Shift+Cmd+R, and the recipe is imported and ready to go in MacGourmet.

For what it's worth, the "Deluxe" version of MacGourmet (distributed by Mariner Software), includes a make-your-own cookbook feature, along the lines of Tastebook. The added benefit, is that it generates a PDF which can be printed at home, or sent off to an on-demand publisher (local Staples store, or places like Lulu.com).

I heard Delicious Monster is coming out with a recipe database, too.

Looks beautiful, can publish to your website... but only allows ingredients found on Amazon.

:P

What ever happened to My Dream App's Cookbook application? The last update on their blog was over a year ago. I've been waiting for their app, but I fear it is going to be either vaporware or a colossal let down like Disco.