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I collect recipes from the web, and stash them in Paprika Recipe Manager app. It is not free (I have refused to "upgrade" to the latest version, kinda pricey)
by k310 2y ago
I collect recipes from the web, and stash them in Paprika Recipe Manager app.
It is not free (I have refused to "upgrade" to the latest version, kinda pricey)
But I can export all my recipes as html or PDF.
I'm just wondering what the criteria are for sharing them, copyright or whatever.
As for suitability, I eventually rate recipes when decision time comes (as it is today for pot roast) but for me, it's a snatch and grab operation, with later review.
My Mom typed recipes for me from various unknown sources. And there are cookbooks, of course, some of which are really good.
I'm just not sharing right now beyond my "personal use".
What do you say?
- rl29 2y agoI appreciate you reaching out! All of the recipes submitted have to be public domain. It has made finding existing recipes from other sources challenging since they are so few public domain recipes out there.
- kbelder 2y agoI'm confused by the site. I mean, I like it, but I'm still confused. Aren't all recipes public domain, once you strip away the extraneous text? https://legalclarity.org/can-you-copyright-a-recipe-what-the-law-protects-and-limits/ https://legalclarity.org/can-you-copyright-a-recipe-what-the...
- rl29 2y agoRecipes themselves, yes. The instructions are not. There are still instructions on the site just no back stories or fluff.