Recipes

Photographs, times and a method, in the order you want them.

  • Its own screen
  • Switch in the library
Each recipe holds
Photos, times, servings, calories
Cover
The first photo, until you promote another
Ingredients
Go to the shopping list
Tags
Yours to invent
A Greek salad recipe with a photograph of the dish across the top, a photo gallery, ten minutes prep and no cooking, serves two at 290 calories, tags for lunch and quick, and the ingredients with a button to send them to the shopping list.
Ten minutes, no heat. The line under the numbers is yours to write.

How it works

  1. A photo, then the numbers

    Ten minutes prep, nothing to cook, serves two, two hundred and ninety calories a serving. The note underneath is whatever you would tell a friend about it.

  2. The first photo is the cover

    Add more as you cook it again, and promote a better one when you finally take a decent picture.

  3. Ingredients to the list

    A button beside the ingredients sends them to the shopping list with their quantities.

  4. Tagged how you think

    Lunch and quick, on this one. You pick the tags, so they answer the question you will be asking at half six.

Asked about Recipes

What is the Recipes module in Cadence?

Photographs, times and a method, in the order you want them. Ten minutes prep, nothing to cook, serves two, two hundred and ninety calories a serving. The note underneath is whatever you would tell a friend about it.

Can I switch Recipes off?

Yes. The library in Settings has a switch beside Recipes, and turning it off takes it out of the sidebar, the search and the Today screen. The other 26 switchable modules work the same way.

Does Recipes sync between the Mac and the iPhone?

Yes, once iCloud sync is unlocked for $14.99, paid once and covering the Mac and the iPhone together. Until then Recipes keeps its data on the device you typed it into, and it goes nowhere else.

Keep Recipes. Ignore the other twenty five.