Project Foodie Recipe Saving & Tagging lets you easily access your favorite cooking magazines, newspaper and cookbook recipes.

Below is a brief Project Foodie FAQ. 

How do I find recipes?

You can search for recipes by words in the recipe title.

You can browse the magazine issues, newspapers issues and cookbook table of contents.

You can group recipes by tags that describe the recipe.

What recipes are viewable?

All of the magazine recipes except for Cook’s Illustrated and some Fine Cooking recipes can be viewed without a subscription.

All of the newspaper recipes can be viewed without a subscription, but in some cases you will need to create a free account on the newspapers website.

Some of the cookbook recipes can be viewed but not all of them. Those that are not

viewable list the page number for the recipe in the print book.

How do I view a recipe?

In a search or browse recipes listing,click on the 'view recipe on publisher’s website' link to view a recipe.

In a recipe summary, click on the 'view recipe on publisher’s website' button to view a recipe.

Why have cookbook recipes listed if I can’t view them?

If you own the cookbook then saving the recipe information in your Project Foodie recipe box allows you to easily find what page and in what cookbook the recipe is in.  It also reminds you that you liked (or didn’t like) a recipe from a cookbook…

How do I Search for recipes?

Enter the words from a recipe title you want to find

Click on search.

If you want to only look in a particular magazine or newspaper then select it in the list of magazines and newspapers under "From".

How do I browse for recipes?

To browse all recipes in the current issue of a magazine or month of a newspaper:

• -click on the publication you are interested in from the list at the top of the webpage.
• -this will then show you the current issue.

To browse all recipes in a specific issue

• -select the publication from the recipe menu item
• -select the desired publication year
• -select the desired publication issue

What is a tag?

Tags categorize recipes.

Some example tags:

• -Recipes for company? Tag - company
• -Recipes for the holidays? Tag - thanksgiving or hanukkah or christmas or ...
• -Recipes for the garden bounty? Tag - zucchini or tomatoes or garden or …
• -Recipes the kids like? Tag - kidfriendly
  

The possibilities are endless since tags are not predefined – they are whatever word or word groupings you want them to be.

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