7 recipe apps that will help you become a master cook

If you're new to cooking, preparinga gourmet mealcan feel daunting.Butthere are a ton of apps that can make that process easy,mostof which are free.Business Insider rounded up the best recipe apps available right now.Check out the list below.SEE ALSO:This slow cooker of the future could replace your Crock-PotPaprika saves and organizes recipes, plans weekly menus, and creates shopping lists.Paprika's staff of chefs come up with the recipes on the app, which you can log and organize based on your tastes.Once you find a fewyou like, Paprika will help you plan weekly menus and create shopping lists based on the dishes you plan to cook. You can also access everything when you're offline, which ishelpful if you want to bring your tablet to the store, but don't have internet onit.Price:$4.99 for phone and tablet; $14.99 for desktop.Available on: iOSand AndroidYummly provides recipe recommendations based on your taste.When you open Yummly, you can search for recipes through specific filters, like cuisine, taste, diet, allergy, and cook time.Most of the recipes on the app areaggregated from food blogs.After you've been using it for a while, Yummly's algorithm will rememberthe kinds of meals you like and recommendnew recipes.Italso has an easy-to-navigate interface that's full of photos.Price:FreeAvailable on: iOSand AndroidFood Network In the Kitchen features meals by celebrity chefs.This app offersrecipes by Food Network stars like Rachel Ray and Bobby Flay. It has tens of thousands of recipes, andnew ones are added every month.When you find a recipe you love, you can catalog it so you can easily find it later.Unlike most recipe apps, this one also lets you add your own notes and substitutions into the recipes when you save them.Price:FreeAvailable on: iOSand AndroidSee the rest of the story at Business Insider
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