Keeping recipes

I am interested in buying a software package to manage my recipes. I am looking for:
- easy to enter the information
- able to give my the nutritional values
based on the ingredients
- sort by common ingredients (nothing
worse than buying a large non-fat yogurt
and using only 1/2 cup because I can't
remember what else uses it)
Any suggestions will be appreciated.

MASTERCOOK SOFTWARE gets my vote. Available at Staples Office Supply.

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Yes, buy Mastercook. It's great. Does everything you listed.

Yes, I use Mastercook, but I also made up my own data base for my favorite magazines. I enter only the type of recipe, page, and issue. Then I take out all the unnecessary pages, save the cover, punch them and store them in binders. (I can get a year in a binder) This works well for me and saves typing in the whole recipe. Good luck

[mudbug]

Look here to find links to cooking software: http://www.kitchenlink.com/cgi/publi...?page=software

One Million Recipes 3.0
MasterCook 5.0: Deluxe - MasterCook 5.0: Cooking Light
MasterCook 5.0: Food & Wine - MasterCook 5.0: Complete Betty Crocker Suite
How to Cook Everything
Cook N 2000 - Cook N for Diabetics - Cook N Learn - Cook N for Kids 1.0 Ages 8-14
Gourmet French Cuisine - Mediteranian Aroma - Tastes of Italy
Great Pastries - Simple Pleasures - Vegetarian Delights
Home Gourmet 10,000
Food Lover's Encyclopedia

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