25 Recipe Journal Ideas for Better Kitchen Notes + 3 iPad Journals
Capture what changed between cooking attempts with a version log, tasting notes and a simple retest routine, plus three digital journals for your iPad.
A digital meal planner takes the stress out of “what’s for dinner”: weekly menus, grocery lists, meal prep pages and recipe cards. Meal planner templates for iPad open in GoodNotes or Notability, so the week’s menu and shopping list are always at hand, in the kitchen and at the store.
Capture what changed between cooking attempts with a version log, tasting notes and a simple retest routine, plus three digital journals for your iPad.
7 digital recipe books and GoodNotes recipe templates: hyperlinked cookbooks with categories, meal plans and grocery lists, plus simple recipe cards, and how to digitize family recipes.
The 6 best meal prep planners and digital recipe books for iPad and GoodNotes, plus a beginner batch-cooking plan, the 3-3-3 meal prep method and how to build a recipe book in GoodNotes.
The 8 best digital meal planners for iPad and GoodNotes: weekly menus, grocery lists, recipe and pantry pages, plus a 20-minute Sunday meal plan that ends the 6 p.m. dinner panic.
The question "what's for dinner?" is easier at noon on Sunday than at six on a Tuesday. A digital meal planner on the iPad gives that question one home: a weekly menu, a grocery list and a few recipe pages in GoodNotes or Notability. Here I collect my roundups of meal planning templates, meal prep planners and digital recipe books.
A weekly meal planner suits most households because groceries are bought weekly too. Monthly layouts help if you rotate a set of family favorites. Meal prep pages are built around cooking in batches, with space for portions and storage notes.
A recipe book template keeps ingredients, steps and notes in one format, so every family recipe looks the same. Look for an index page with links, since a long recipe file gets hard to scroll.
Families planning for several people, students cooking on a budget and anyone trying to waste less food tend to get the most out of a menu template.
No, you write the list yourself. Most templates place the list next to the weekly menu, so copying items over takes little effort.
Yes. In GoodNotes you can duplicate a finished page and change only the days that differ.
If you have allergies, a health condition or a specific diet goal, a doctor or registered dietitian can help you plan safely. The template only holds the plan.