#73 Master Cook formated XML

[Anonymous]

Can someone write an import function for Master Cook
exported Recipes.

Here is the format of the XML it outputs.

<?xml version="1.0" standalone="yes" encoding="ISO-
8859-1"?>
<!DOCTYPE mx2 SYSTEM "mx2.dtd">
<mx2 source="MasterCook 6.0" date="July 06, 2004">
<Summ>
<Nam>
Applebee&apos;s MudslideŽ
</Nam></Summ>
<RcpE name="Applebee&apos;s MudslideŽ"
author="Todd Wilbur">
<Serv qty="1"/>
<PrpT elapsed="0:00"/>
<IngR name="vanilla ice cream" unit="cups"
qty="2"></IngR>
<IngR name="Kahlua coffee liqueur" unit="ounces"
qty="2"></IngR>
<IngR name="Hershey&apos;s chocolate syrup (in a
squirt bottle)"></IngR>
<IngR name="canned whipped cream"></IngR>
<DirS>
<DirT>
Measure 2 cups of ice cream into your blender. Add the
Kahlua and blend
until smooth.
</DirT>
<DirT>
Prepare a 16-ounce wine glass by swirling chocolate
syrup around the
inside of the glass. Hold the wine glass by the stem with
one hand and twirl
the wine glass as you squeeze the chocolate. Slowly
move the chocolate up
toward the rim of the glass so that the chocolate makes
a continuous spiral
around the inside of the glass.
</DirT>
<DirT>
Pour the drink from the blender into the glass. Add a pile
of whipped
cream to the top of the drink and drizzle additional
chocolate syrup over
the whipped cream. Add a straw and serve.
</DirT>
</DirS>
<Srce>
http://www.topsecretrecipes.com
</Srce>
<Note>
Don&apos;t ask me why this simple-to-make frosty ice
cream cocktail
clone slipped through the cracks and didn&apos;t make
it onto the pages of
the TSR drink book, despite the numerous requests we
get for it each week.
We&apos;ll just fix that oversight right now with this
cool clone for this
blender drink served up with flair in a wine glass -- hey,
it&apos;s a
great dessert! All you&apos;ll need is some Kahlua
liqueur, vanilla ice
cream, Hershey&apos;s chocolate syrup and a can of
whipped cream for the
top. Grab a straw and prepare to crave another when
this one&apos;s gone.
Ah, no wonder this drink also comes in a larger size.
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</Note>
</RcpE></mx2>