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Lynnette Walczak

I love my kitchen... and I like to cook. But my #1 requirement is that recipes have fewer than 7 ingredients (or arrive on my doorstep via a food delivery service). My absolute favorite thing about being in the kitchen is trying out new gadgets, cookware, and storage containers! I'm SUPER organized in the kitchen (and everywhere else) and I have every gadget I could possibly need neatly and compactly tucked away until I need it. I share only the simplest recipes (which is great for people who don't like to cook), along with time-saving food tips and cooking tricks (that will save you time and money). When I'm not cooking, cleaning, or organizing my kitchen... you can find me at the corner of Good News & Fun Times as publisher of The Fun Times Guide (32 fun & helpful websites).

Big Oven is the first recipe program to meet my recipe organization needs. Review of BigOven, Mastercook, Mealmaster, Cookn, Living Cookbook, Now You're Cooking.

See why Cooklist is the BEST app for storing recipes! I use it to: Track items in my pantry. Find recipes using what's in my pantry. Update my grocery list.

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Many restaurants have a secret menu for popular items, substitutions, and add-ons not found on their regular menu. Here's how to order from the secret menu!

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My homemade Nilla wafer banana pudding recipe + A fun variation: Individual banana pudding cups. I make this all the time for potucks because it's so easy!

Not many people are using Google Docs for recipes, but it serves my purpose well. I've been organizing recipes there for years! How to organize recipes in Google Drive

Find recipes that adapt to your pantry. (Rather than making your pantry adapt to the recipes!) These sites help you find recipes with the ingredients you have.

You can make food nutritional labels for yourself and your family, or for the food products that you sell. Here's what you need to know, plus FREE nutrition label generators and professional paid ones for small businesses.