FoodNet
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The document outlines various digital resources for food enthusiasts, including recipe management tools and websites for discovering recipes. It mentions platforms like 'Eat Your Books' for searching recipes by ingredient and 'Feedly' for aggregating food-related content from various publications. Additionally, the document highlights note-taking capabilities through different apps and services for organizing recipes and cooking information.
FoodNet
- 1. FoodNet – digital resources Image - AKlein Carmel Galvin librarycurrants.blogspot.com
- 2. Note drop down arrow for more information Food facts
- 3. sweet potato vs pumpkin
- 7. Australian food history timeline
- 9. Search on any site, page
- 10. YouTube channels Search food or recipes or a person’s name
- 11. Just one shelf
- 12. My Recipes
- 18. My Recipes
- 19. Windows, Mac, iOS, Android
- 20. Multiple notebooks and notes • typing • voice • camera • scanner • web clipping • email Add new note by
- 21. Tags - up to 25 per note Searchable Notebooks
- 22. Search
- 23. • Format • Tags • Sharing • Tick boxes
- 25. Cards view
- 27. • typing • voice • camera • scanner • web clipping • email Phones
- 29. From this…………
- 30. ….to this, viewed in Clearly Editing tools for adding comments, tags before sending to Evernote
- 31. View all your recipes in a cookbook
- 36. Make the recipes come to you http://feedly.com Web and mobile apps Add feeds e.g. Bon appetit, Saveur, Foodriot
- 37. Add your choices
- 38. View as magazine or list
- 39. Most used
- 40. Other favourites
- 41. Enjoy your recipes! Image - AKlein Carmel Galvin librarycurrants.blogspot.com