Application Evernote Food for iOS has been updated including details that make it a real joy. This application served us to write down those meals that we made both at home and in restaurants in order to remember them in the future. It had a built-in labeling system and a integration with Foursquare and its sites that made it really attractive, but now it has taken a second step forward that makes it one of the best food applications for iPad.
A month ago they renewed the application on Android and iOS, and for iPhone some details were added that already we count here, looking forward to the iPad stand will come soon. This has happened and so on. In addition, these new sections have also been strengthened.
Until now you could save your meals as notes in a separate notebook, using multiple photos and tags. These were kept in a separate notebook and that's it. But with the new update there are many more things.
First of all, you can Explore recipes of foods that you want on the web through the application. They have a culinary blog catalog that will show you with great success what you are looking for. Mostly it works well with American blogs because punchfork, the tool they use to fish the recipes, it's only in english.
Either way, you can add these recipes to My cookbook using the scissors symbol. Then you can read them to prepare your recipes.
In the same way, you can document how you prepare a dish with photos and annotations and the application will detect that it is your recipe and will add it to the section My recipes.
The other great function is to explore Restaurants. Using the database and the search engine of Foursquare sites we can search for restaurants in our area or at a distance using criteria such as the type of food. Each site can be added to a Wish List to remind us that we want to go. If later it turns out that we are going, we can incorporate into My meals, the experience we had linked to a specific location.
The best thing is that on the iOS platform you can give synchronize and we can access this information from an iPhone even with a different interface.
In Android we have fewer resources and sections, so we will have to wait for them to be incorporated. The application has also been updated improving its performance and the way to share recipes, but nothing new in terms of functionality.
Source: Evernote (Hispanic blog)