How to Save and Organize Recipes with Google Drive 2. I use Method 2 primarily, and Method 1 on websites that don’t cooperate. Method 2 is simpler, but it only works with the Chrome browser and it may not play nicely with every website.Method 1 should work for everyone and is slightly more complicated (which is to say still not very complicated). ![]() I think most people probably have one these days, but if not, go to and sign up. ![]() Here’s how it’s done.įirst, you need a Google account. I settled on my storage method of choice: Google Drive. I wanted a system that was paperless, did not involve bookmarking websites, took minimal effort and was accessible from my iPhone, which I use as my cookbook in the kitchen. How to keep track of all these digital recipes and keep them organized? I could bookmark recipes I wanted to remember, but what if the page moved or the site shut down and the link now lead to a big 404 error? I could print them out, but I was trying to get away from all the binders of printouts. However, I had an organizational problem. Everything ever created is on the internet. I nixed my hardcopy recipe collection of cookbooks and binders years ago.īecause the internet, obviously.
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