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Recipe-management-system for unix-like systems. Written in PHP, using MySQL or PostgreSQL as database-backends.
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Nutrition Metrics is a food and nutrients intake system created to improve general human diet. Processes the USDA, shows food/nutrient intake reports. Foods editor, recipe generator, advanced search glycemic load. It's a plugin for the I-Metrics CMS
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This project has been abandoned, but is still used and actively developled for Bengine - Browsergame Engine.
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Brewthology
PHP based BeerXML homebrew recipe database
Web based Brewing Recipe Database with integrated calculator and XML Support. Allows users to upload or create beer recipes, save them, and download them as BeerXML files. Visitors can view, rate, and download recipes from the collection. -
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Open Recipe Book is a cool way for people to share recipes! Will supports many feature such as: Shopping List generation, Store your favorites, Rate recipes, Upload your own and many more! ORB will be developed to use MYSQL only.
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Crisoftricette is a PHP application to store a personal cooking recipe database. It needs PHP4, MySQL database, a PHP-aware webserver and a web browser. This application supports full internationalization even for right-to-left languages.
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