I send emails to myself with the recipe and title, for example, "Car Wash Mike's Ribs Big Green Egg". Then I can do a quick email search on "ribs" and were there. 

I use Google Chrome, and just bookmark anything worth saving. Makes it available on all of my devices.

I cut and paste into a word document per recipe so I can edit or make notes down the road...Main file folder for "recipes" with multiple folders inside. Also using dropbox so I can see them from most anywhere.

I used to keep recipes either in Word files or, if I found them on the web, I'd just save a copy of the web page in the recipes folder.  I had different folders for different types of recipes, etc..  It worked pretty well.

But now I use Paprika, which is available both for Windows and Mac, as well as iOS, Android, Kindle and Nook.  I really like it.  You can set up any kind of nested folders you find handy, plus instant searching either by name, ingredients or source.  For most recipe sites, it can automatically at the touch of a button convert the recipe from a web page and import it into Paprika.  For "odd" sites like the EggHead Forum, it's still really easy to copy and paste into the ingredients section, the directions section, drag and drop a photo, etc..  It'll store a photo of the dish, a link to where it came from, notes, nutritional information (if you're interested), plus it can generate a grocery list from the recipes you're about to cook.  A slight down side is that you have to buy a separate copy for each device, so for me, that's one copy on my Mac, one on my iPhone and one on my iPad, but they're not super expensive, and I really love using the app.  It's just super handy to have very recipe I want right in my pocket anywhere I go, too.

I have liked Evernote, and would have recommended that as a free alternative, but they just changed their policy and the free version now only allows two devices, like your computer and 1 phone.  I'm so irritated that I think I just won't use it at all anymore.  I guess they won't miss my business, though, because I used the free plan...  

I keep mine on my computer , but they're also backed up with old fashioned paper (laminated cuz I'm a messy cook)

can an always reprint as needed

HeavyG said:

DoubleEgger said:

Hard drives crash and computers get stolen. My "cream of the crop" recipes are in an old envelope. Call me old fashioned. 

Termites eat paper, houses burn down, "stuff" gets thrown into the trash...

Touché 

Nole_Fan said:

Sorry, but your avatar just makes me want to...WOOOOOO