- #Paprika recipe manager script pdf#
- #Paprika recipe manager script install#
- #Paprika recipe manager script pro#
"Deit" (German no sugar soda) gets currently sorted into "Other" by default, while I want it to be in "Beverages" And I also want it to know about some local brands. I also can’t save separate orders for the aisles, one REWE has aisles sorted X Y Z, the other might be X Z Y.
#Paprika recipe manager script pro#
Is there a highly configurable app for sorting groceries? I’m currently using the pro version of copymethat, and it does a decent job of figuring out what aisles certain products belong to, and then let me sort those aisles however I want.īut what I can’t do, is telling it that I don’t have "eggs & dairy" but instead those are two sections in different places (and still properly sorting). a lower glycemic index (GI) that helps with managing blood glucose levels. This planning ties in with an offline-first grocery shopping/meal planning system that revolves around a cork board with laundry pegs to hold that weeks planning, which my children made/decorated when they were little. Drizzle with olive oil and sprinkle with pepper (or sumac) Hint: did you know.
) and 1 or 2 nights we have leftovers or takeout. This is a simple process, and you will only have to do this once to get access for life.
#Paprika recipe manager script install#
Then, when I do meal planning (usually in the weekend, depends on when we have a slot for grocery delivery) we (as a family) look through the table of contents of our family recipe book/binder and we usually eat (per week) 2 to 3 recipes from there, 1 or 2 from the 'we should try these' sources (printed recipes we come across, our newspaper has recipes daily, pinterest boards, youtube videos. To get started, we first need to install the content into this app. I print that and keep recipes in a binder, annotate on paper, and every now and then I go back and work my notes into the Markdown recipes then re-render and re-print the pdf.
#Paprika recipe manager script pdf#
I have a bunch of recipes in 'enhanced Markdown' (Markdown with my own additions, very similar to Cooklang that was on here a few days ago, but that didn't exist when I started my software) and a script to make a pdf out of those recipes (a nice looking pdf, I bought some 'cookbook templates' off etsy or something similar). For the past few years my strategy for this is offline-first. Just today, I’m choosing to appreciate our phones.Įxcept it’s 09:30 and my bloody battery is dying.This was one of my main goals too (having/managing a set of known-good recipes and some way to be reminded of which ones we should come back to), and I tried many digital-only methods, but none stuck. Usually it’s nature that people tell me I am failing to appreciate. But the fact that we can do it, that I can think of you and immediately be talking with you, that I can need a ticket and get one, that’s wonderful. That we can have one teeny device that will do all these things is stunning. I am startled by how much our phones can do and how they are tightly knitted into our lives.īut what I like most is that I forgot I’d used my phone for that route planning and that I didn’t really notice I was using my phone for any of this until I stopped to think about you. I forgot to say that I figured out which bus to take by using Citymapper. It doesn’t just include buying the train and bus tickets, it includes waving the phone at barriers and inspectors. That’s including the poached egg recipe which I’ve saved in an iPhone cookery app called Paprika.
I expect I’ll take meeting notes on my iPad but everything else, I got from my phone. I want to write part of a play.Īnd on my way home tonight I want to outline a non-fiction book but I’ll be knackered and I expect I’ll watch an episode or two of Frasier instead.
I really need to write at least some of a theatre programme. I need to do some banking bits so I’ll fit that in somewhere. On the train I’ll re-read all the documents for a meeting, I’ll write some notes. Checked the weather for London where I’m going now. Advised my sister-in-law about her smartphone. Checked all my appointments for the day, got train tickets, got bus tickets. Experimented again with microwaving poached eggs. So far this morning I’ve pitched for some work and got rejected. Okay, I’m not sure where I’m going with this but bear with me for a sec.
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