Good with: each recipe now suggests dishes that go with it, as photo cards you can click through: rice and sides for curries, kimchi and pickles for Korean dishes, and so on. It fills the empty space under the ingredients, and it never prints.
Printed recipes and shopping lists carry the Semi-healthy.com logo at the top, without pushing the recipe down.
Nine new recipes: Italian Meat Sauce, Caesar Roasted Broccoli, Vietnamese Salmon in Tomato Sauce, Chicken Tikka Masala, and five rice dishes: Indian Vegetable Pulao, Indian Masala Rice, Chinese Vegetable Fried Rice, Japanese Mushroom Takikomi Gohan and Korean Kimchi Fried Rice.
New "One Pan/Pot" and "Easy" tags on every recipe, and the homepage's One-pot shortcut uses them.
Lighter sweetener swaps that taste right: "Make it healthier" now uses half as much Truvia as sugar, as the package says, and brown sugar gets Truvia's brown sugar blend.
Meal planner: click a planned meal's photo or name to open the recipe in the version you planned; unticking "already have" brings that recipe's ingredients back; ticks no longer carry over to meals planned later.
Recipe updates: simpler Cajun Cabbage and Sausage and Dan Dan Noodles methods, a richer Pesto with a lighter "healthier" version, skinless salmon, and tidier notes.
Recipe cards use the same calendar icon for "Add to meal planner" as the recipe itself.
Salisbury Steak before: the recipe ends at Useful products. — "Good with" shows Mashed Cauliflower and Collard Greens; one click opens the side. — a printed recipe before: no logo. — the same print now: the Semi-healthy.com wordmark centered at the top, nothing else moved.
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