We don’t tell our users how to organize their notes in Evernote as everyone works differently: some prefer to throw everything into one notebook while others love to create lots of notebooks for various projects and work/life interests. I
A new feature for iOS users gives even more heft to home cooks’ digital cookbooks: now, if you can’t find the recipe you’re looking for, you can search the web from within Evernote Food’s Explore Recipe search section and clip the recipes you find to My Cookbook. This feature rounds out a host of recent updates making Evernote Food the ultimate digital cookbook app.
So you’re hoping to kickstart a creative project and need a way to capture your inspiration, organize project pieces, track your progress and potentially work with another individual or individuals. Here are some ways Evernote can help you.
Evernote Food makes it easy to use your iPad or iPhone as a digital cookbook, and a new feature for iOS users makes following a recipe even more seamless. Now, when you’ve opened a recipe you plan to make, your display won’t go to sleep while you’re cooking. You can follow a recipe without needing to re-enter your passcode to unlock your screen, creating a more efficient cooking process – and less flour on your device when you’re ready to clean up.
With Mother’s Day around the corner, you might be thinking of ways to pay tribute to that fabulous lady in your life. Today, we’d like to give you a few tips for planning a Mother’s Day Brunch with Evernote.
There are a number of big projects you’ll find yourself tackling over the course of your life. Whether they’re work-related or personal (like planning a wedding or a getting ready for a big trip), these projects often involve many moving parts that are hard to keep track of without the help of a tool like Evernote. One of the biggest projects you may ever work on is planning for and taking care of your family. After all, it’s a project that lasts a lifetime. Here are a few ways you could use Evernote to get ready for a baby.
We’re incredibly excited to announce that Evernote Food 2.0 for Android has arrived! We’ve been hard at work for months perfecting it for our Android users, and we think you’ll find it worth the wait. Let’s take a spin through the features that make the app the only companion you need to discover, collect, and remember the food you love.
This time of year, the siren song of the road trip calls our name. Where to go and, more importantly, what to eat?
Evernote Food is the perfect companion to not only help plan your trip, but to accompany you on the open road. Yes, half the joy is in discovering places along the way. But it’s also good to have a bit of a plan in place for when you arrive. With this in mind, today’s Quick Tip on using Evernote Food to plan your food travels is right on time.
Editor’s note: The transition from winter to spring typically (maddeningly) unfolds in fits and starts. Here in the Bay Area, we’ll revel in a 70 degree day only to be greeted the next by dour skies and frigid winds. Amidst the weather’s predictable ambivalence, each year we can count on strawberries to offer sweet reassurance that warmer days are near. As part of Evernote’s Spring Made Simple series, the Evernote Food team reached out to one of our favorite food bloggers, Adrianna Adarme of A Cozy Kitchen, for a recipe to properly celebrate spring’s most iconic and steadfast fruit.
Joelle Alcaidinho is a freelance writer and consultant who splits her time between New York City, London, and Sydney, Australia. As a writer, she covers topics ranging from technology to travel (you can find some of her posts about Evernote on Apartment Therapy). In addition to writing, Joelle designs children’s knitware and consults. “Without Evernote, I’d be lost,” she says.