Use Your Raspberry Pi and Touchscreen As a Recipe Manager for Your Kitchen
It’s no secret that an Android tablet or iPad with a recipe manager like Paprika is a great way to get all those cookbooks out of the kitchen to the screen. Vimeo user Graf Shrimpula wanted a similar approach, so they built their own with the Raspberry Pi.
Unfortunately, this tutorial is not here, but it is a fairly simple concept that you can reproduce on your own. From the short video we can see that they are using Debian and the free Gourmet Recipe Manager recipe management software . I can’t tell which touchscreen it is, but just about anyone should work, including the official Raspberry Pi Foundation . Debian works with the Raspberry Pi Zero, so if you have a cheap touchscreen, this is a super cheap and easy way to install a permanent recipe manager in your kitchen.
Raspi Recipe Composition | Vimeo via Adafruit