Sous Chef Recipes

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About this app

This app is for the home cook that uses the internet as their primary recipe source. Sous Chef Recipes allows you to easily copy recipes from any online source, from popular websites to personal blogs. You'll be able to tweak recipes to your liking so that you remember your personal touches the next time you make your favorite dish.

If you have a Google Assistant device you can also interact with your recipes using your voice. When your hands are messy and you don't want to touch your phone you can just ask to get ingredient amounts or recipe instructions. Look for Sous Chef in the Google Home app.

Add your first ten recipes for free then subscribe ($0.99 USD/year) to add unlimited recipes.

Ratings and reviews

Having nothing but trouble. All I wanted was to use a recipe from a website that I couldn't find directly on my Google Home Hub... Initially setup was easy once I got the hang of it, but I'm now trying to use the recipe, and the functionality between the app and the Hub is woeful - believe it or not, sometimes you actually need more than 10 seconds to do a step!! This is the amount of time I get without responding before it just disconnects and I have to start all over again. Really frustrating

Seems like a great app that I can use to enter my own recipes and have my Google home hub read them to me whilst cooking. The biggest issue, one which I am hoping will be fixed is that Google home hub closes the Sous Chef app after about 15 seconds of inactivity. So every time I want to go to the next step I have to ask Google to reopen the app. It would be great if the app was able to stay open until you tell it you are finished, or would at least reopen on the same instruction it was last on.

Responded to my previous review and then deleted it. Devs should not be able to delete negative reviews. My issue was with the scanning ability, and the dev's response asked for an example of with it struggled. The app struggled with fractions. The bigger issue was with the ability to interpret the text as a recipe correctly. Specifically in this case, the printed list of ingredients was in 2 columns in the recipe, and the app jumbled ingredients together in an incoherent mess.

What's new

Restoring the Sous Chef logo...