The new method is to save all your favorite serious diet recipe in one place

Libraries have the Dewey decimal system. The serious meals are…me. As a longest time of serious Eats, I have a level-enclopedic knowledge of this site that we have published, which is not and when. And even if I still can't track half it.

I'm not just me: readers have long been asking for a better recipe savings and organizational system – or you know, any System, indeed – this is how you can handle your own collection of serious eating recipes. I'm glad to share that I have one now.

Come across MysteriumA tool that makes savings, selection and quick eating recipes. I am sure it will be useful to everyone because I already know how useful it will be for me. While I am making Sasha Marx's spaghetti tuna Often enough to cook with a feeling, there are still plenty of recipes where the ingredients and steps are quick to look at the only thing that stands between me and some burned onions as this panic is rushed to: Wait, what do I do now?

For me, even more than tracking old favorites, the greater value does not forget all the great recipes I haven't made yet, but I want to be enthusiastically. It's only on top of my head, there is Nargisse Benkabbou buttered Moroccan seminzina biscuits (which received the rave-the-rave reviews from our experienced cross test), Derek Lucci intensively racket Thai doughand Jed Portman's final recording of the middle west classics such as Iowa loose meat sandwiches“But I forget,” there was a lot more and they slipped to my thoughts and … Gosh Darni anyway! If only Myrecipes was soon.

Myrecipes is simple enough to use it to open and start immediately, but here are some useful features to give you a basic idea of ​​how it works:

• No passwords are required. Creating and logging in an account is just as simple as entering E -Mail. You get a one -time code and recovery, on or. You can also log in with Google or Facebook.
• Click the heart to save the recipe. You can find the heart icon in recipes between serious meals – the recipe – detail card, directly during the preparatory time and under the server size, right next to the print button. You can also find the “Save” heart on recipe cards on Myrecipes if you are browsing there.
• Organize saved recipes by transferring them to collections. These include existing recommended collections such as “Keepers”, “Try” and “Weeknight Ideas”, and all the unique you can dream, such as “fast vegetarian”, “Silent Disco Brunch Inspo – Haaayyyyyy!” And “labyrinthine recipes for chronic excessive overdose”. (No verdict – this is a serious eating after all.)

Oh, and one more thing: Myrecipes doesn't just work with serious meals. This is also the built -in recipe organization tool for other main cooking publications Eatewell, food and wine, real simple, better homes and gardens, southern life, allrecipes, spruce eating and Likőr.comOr

This is the many from recipes that can finally feel yours Recipes, each in one place.