COOKBOOK ORGANIZATION · WHISK FREE
Give the good ones a home.
Keep the recipes you want to make again where you can find them. Your cookbook brings favorites and saved custom versions into a collection that makes sense to you.
Saving and organizing recipes is included with Whisk Free. Creating new AI custom versions requires Pro.
The Whisk app: recently saved recipes and boards for your favorites.
A collection built around what you actually cook
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Save the recipes you like
Add catalog favorites to your cookbook. If you customize a recipe with Pro, save the version you want to keep alongside your other favorites.
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Make boards that work for you
Organize saved recipes into boards. “On repeat,” “Easy lunches,” or “Something sweet” are example names: use the groups that help you choose what to make.
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Put favorites back on the menu
Choose saved recipes when building the week’s meal plan, set servings, and send their ingredients to your grocery list. A useful collection helps you take the next step.
Keep the version you want to cook again
A catalog recipe and a customized version can serve different occasions. Saving the custom version gives it a place in your cookbook; an unsaved draft stays private but does not appear in the collection.
A few useful answers.
Can I use the cookbook without Pro?
Yes. Free accounts can save recipes from the free collection and organize their cookbook. Pro adds full catalog access and new AI customizations.
Does saving a custom recipe make it public?
No. A saved custom recipe remains private to your account. Saving adds it to your cookbook without adding it to the public catalog.
Do boards automatically build a meal plan?
Boards help organize your favorites. When building a new meal plan, you choose the saved recipes and servings you want to add.
A little more know-how.
A cookbook you’ll actually cook from ↗How to meal plan for a week that actually happens ↗Start with something delicious.
Try 15 recipes from Whisk’s free catalog, with complete ingredients and instructions you can read here.
Browse the free recipe collection ↗