how do you obtain the recipes? I thought it was supposed to come with recipes? I did not receive them, not did I receive them via email.
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Hi Colleen, The instructions and recipes are meant to be automatically mailed to you, I've sent them to you manually via email and will follow up with Amazon to see what's happened. Thanks for querying before leaving a review! Sherry
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Hi, no recipes with the package. I have been trying to get recipes, very difficult.
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There are some cookbooks for the Kindle- in fact a while back there was a free cookbook for the Kindle- which is actually a pretty good one (I've gotten some recipes out of it that aren't bad). I believe it was the Cook's Illustrated How to Cook Library. I doubt it's still free, but it's worth looking into. And if you have recipes in a .pdf format you can transfer them to your kindle via usb for the Kindle 2 or converted & emailed to your free kindle email address & then transfer them over for the Kindle1. But you can't download them directly per se unless they are a Kindle cookbook. But my understanding is that you have to use a usb cable for the demy as well, so... seems like nothing lost there. There are some cookbooks for the Kindle- in fact a while back there was a free cookbook for the Kindle- which is actually a pretty good one (I've gotten some recipes out of it that aren't bad). I believe it was the Cook's Illustrated How to Cook Library. I doubt it's still free, but it's worth looking into. And if you have recipes in a .pdf format you can transfer them to your kindle via usb for the Kindle 2 or converted & emailed to your free kindle email address & then transfer them over for the Kindle1. But you can't download them directly per se unless they are a Kindle cookbook. But my... » Read More There are some cookbooks for the Kindle- in fact a while back there was a free cookbook for the Kindle- which is actually a pretty good one (I've gotten some recipes out of it that aren't bad). I believe it was the Cook's Illustrated How to Cook Library. I doubt it's still free, but it's worth looking into. And if you have recipes in a .pdf format you can transfer them to your kindle via usb for the Kindle 2 or converted & emailed to your free kindle email address & then transfer them over for the Kindle1. But you can't download them directly per se unless they are a Kindle cookbook. But my understanding is that you have to use a usb cable for the demy as well, so... seems like nothing lost there. « Show Less
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Thank Lilo!Whish is the web page?, because the "cuisinart.com" dind´t see, How contact them.Could you help me?Thank again!!!
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If you can scan your recipes into your computer you can cut and paste the document into the new recipe option of your account at Key Ingredient. It is really simple to copy the whole recipe into one of the blocks on the template and then cut and paste them into where they belong. On many of the recipes I have from magazines and books I was able to find an identical recipe or one that was close and I used the Cookmark button from Key Ingredient that is in my Bookmarks to import the recipe to my account. I typed the rest in myself. Hope that helps.
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Greetings...just in case you are the owner of a 64 bit edition of Windows 7 I have successfully imported my recipes from Key Gourmet into Living Cookbook 2011. I just did the first one in less than 3 minutes and now I know what I am doing you can get it down to a couple minutes per recipe. Beats the tweedle out of losing the recipes, or keeping an old machine around just for KG. I am going to write up a "how-to" doc for my wife to use so she can help (we have over 500 recipes in Key Gourmet). If you would like a copy just post a reply to this.
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To be honest, I haven't used the recipe book. I mainly just use a frozen banana and perhaps throw in a strawberry. It is just a pamphlet, if I recall correctly. It is mainly to give you ideas and inspiration. I am sorry to say that I have misplaced it.
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Mine did not include any recipes. I have tried several different recipes (internet recipes.com) and they all came out great. I did have a slight issue with it sticking to the pan. I think the more and more I continue to use it this issue will improve.
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Dear Katherine, I apologize for the misunderstanding. Anyone who purchase our gloves receive a free BBQ cooking Ebook as a gift. Please note it is not a paperback book you get with your gloves, it's an Ebook you download from our website. Instructions for downloading the Ebook are included with the gloves. If you have any questions don't hesitate to contact us. Kind Regards, Adam StarMade Group Support
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Look @ brooklyn21 review on 10-03-2011. This person has had success with the Nitty Gritty Cookbook line. You might contact him or her for more specifics. Hope this helps.
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There was not a recipe book in mine. PS: De'Longi do honor there warranty.(Prior experience)with a product had no problem with a exchanged product. Hope this helps in your decision.
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There's not an actual recipe book. There is a chart to tell you what you can cook and for how long to cook it.
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There is a small booklet included that gives intructions and some recipes. Check out their site the blog gives more info and ideas.
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When you order they should send an email asking. If they don't contact the vendor and let them know what you want. That's what I had to do. Enjoy!!
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I did receive an email from someone at Amazon with a phone # for the place 866-772-8522 I called them this morning and he said he would get my info to his supervisor and mail a copy of the instructions but I forgot to ask for the recipe book so I called them back and found out this is the wrong #. This place handles the Big Boss Blender not the juicer so they can't help me. I really want to keep the product but I can't figure out how to take it apart etc. I still need help trying to get intouch with them. I see you sent a request do you think I should do that also?
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Hello, I haven't used MasterCook 9.0, but have used and use much earlier versions of MC--4.0 and 5.0--for precisely your pupose. My sister and I started out using and choosing from thier formats, but our book got so large, we are now using it in combination with Publisher so we can add additional features separate from the recipes. I'm not able to comment on the other product you mention. We started our project a little over 10 years ago. MC was the best one we found at the time. For health reasons and others, it has taken us a good while to complete our project, but we've found MC 4.0 and 5.0, even as old as they are, still great resources. Easy to use, quite a few recipe layout options, 5.0 has more complete nutrition information, places to write notes/family anecdotes at the start or finish of your recipe, flexibility with the ingredient list, in case you are using something not included there or are using another recipe as an ingredient. I imagine 9.0 is even better, more updated, though like I say, I can't speak to it directly. Hopefully someone else can help you with that. Good luck with your project. CV
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No mine did not come with instructions, I had to YOUTUBE it. :) lots of great tutorials and recipes on there.