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You have 60 saved recipes and still eat the same eight. Here is how to let your own collection do the choosing for you, without having to think about it.
Meal planning, recipe management and grocery lists. Our tips for planning your weeks and cooking with a clear head.

You have 60 saved recipes and still eat the same eight. Here is how to let your own collection do the choosing for you, without having to think about it.

No App Store, no Google Play: Origano goes on your phone's home screen in three taps, straight from the browser. Here is how to install it on iPhone and …

Hands in the dough, the phone going dark, the next step hunted down with an elbow. Here is how to have the recipe read aloud to you, one step at a time.

Another kitchen gadget ends up in a drawer. Give one to three years of Origano Pro instead: a code to tuck into a card, activated whenever they are ready.

Less salt, ten more minutes in the oven, half the sugar. Here is how to keep the version you actually cook, instead of half remembering it every time.

Three ads, an autoplaying video and the author's summer vacation before the ingredient list. Here is how to keep the recipe and leave everything else behind.

A recipe in cups, a scale in grams, and a calculation to redo on every line. Here is how to rewrite a whole recipe in your own units, in one click.

Books, meal types, categories: three levels of filing in Origano, and only one of them decides what the menu generator actually puts on your plate.

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