, hit the “Add a new recipe” button and fill in the sections. Below is an example of how it should look when completed. There is additional space for a rating and notes after you’ve tried out the recipe.
. This table is a little glitchy... how I use it is by clicking on the “Add recipe items” button and add the first ingredient. Once a recipe has at least one item linked to it, it will show up in the dropdown box. So I’ll go ahead and find it, then add the rest of the ingredients directly to the table, as it’s quicker to tab across than to keep clicking on the button.
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Next, I’ll check that the ingredients are categorised correctly. Some items will already be in the
database and will already be categorised as a veg, fruit, etc. But anything new will need to have a category assigned to it. The video above shows further details.
Once there are a bunch of recipes in place, it’s time to start meal planning! Head to the
page will grab the recipe assigned for today and display it in an easy-to-read format to make it easy to follow along from your phone/laptop/tablet.
Disclaimer - this was made by myself, a frustrated meal-planner and fairly inexperienced Coda user that happens to love databases. I know it’s not perfect, there are lots of little things that could do with improvement. But we’ve been using this for about a year or more and it’s been helpful for us, I hope you can make some use of it too!