Using Evernote to Clip your Recipes *Video
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So I decided what my little Evernote area was missing is some video…not of me (this time) but of my Evernote account. So in this video I’m showing you all a glimpse into my Evernote notebook and providing a little 101 on clipping recipes into your notebook.
If you’re interested in the two recipes featured they are:
Baked Sweet Onion Dip from Tasty Kitchen and Cinnamon Donut Muffins from Noble Pig.
And as always I encourage you to get started with Evernote. No, Evernote is still not paying me…I just love it that much.
10 Responses to “Using Evernote to Clip your Recipes *Video”
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How funny… someone just asked me, too, if I was being paid by Evernote. I keep raving about it, and retweeting info about it, and commenting on how much I like it.
I guess I’m a bit of an Evernote addict.
I also want to say… YOU BEAT ME TO IT! I was just about to find a way to suggest to the Evernote how it can be used for keeping track of recipes. Using the web-clipper, however, upped the ante, and your post about it is even better than my own idea. Good job!!!
Thanks so much for this, I’m just getting started with Evernote & find it helps me keep info better than just bookmarking. PS – Love your products I have the Do & Delegate.work organizer – a more organized life is a more spa like life! Spa wishes, Candy
You can also use print screen and a beautiful picture of the entire page gets clipped into Evernote.
Love this little trick for saving recipes! I actually do this already. It makes it so easy when I can’t remember where I found a recipe.
Whenever possible for recipe sites, I click on the printable version of the recipe, then clip that version into Evernote. It’s always cleaner than the regular web page.
PS I’m a TK member, too.
Good tip. If I can suggest a couple of additions:
1. Choose the “print the recipe” page if it has one. Makes it much easier to select just the parts you want to clip without the extra clutter.
2. If you click on the icon of the elephant next to the address bar instead of the Web clipper bookmarklet, you’ll clip right into the Evernote application skipping the need to sync first.
how/where do you install the “clip to everynote” button in your browser. i like the tip, but having a hard time finding the link or where i install it from ??
i think this is what i’m missing in evernote.
I’m not really a fan of cinnamon, but those donut muffins look really good.
Hi Cass,
I’m Josh from Springpad – a free personal organizer to save just about anything, including recipes. This was a great video that you posted about new ways to save and organize your recipes. I wanted to let you and your readers know that Springpad also offers a web clipper to save recipes from any website. But, we automatically grab the ingredients for you so you don’t have to cut and paste. The recipes are all then neatly organized in a “recipe folder” within Springpad. You can personalize them with photos, videos, and notes or easily share them with your friends through Facebook, Twitter, or email. We also enable you to easily add the recipes into a mealplanner and generate a complete shopping list or ingredients which you can print or access on your phone.
Here’s a look at how the recipe is saved in Springpad: http://sprng.me/2hq4
Here’s a link to the weekly meal planner: http://springpadit.com/appdirectory/aboutapp/weeklymealplanner
Hope this helps!
-Josh
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