Smartphone app to guide me with cooking [closed]

Try Jamie's 20 minute meals. I've used it for a few meals and its pretty easy to follow. The recipes are all supposed to take 20 mins, but in my experience it takes a bit longer, maybe I'm just a bit slow in the kitchen! The only thing that has really caught me out though is when it tells me to chop something in the middle of the recipe, which takes me a bit longer than the app assumes - so I now check over the recipe and chop anything in advance.

The app lists all of the ingredients and equipment you need, and it has some videos showing you some of the basic skills and knowledge for each recipe. Its got a shopping list

The app has about 80 recipes that cover soups, pastas, risottos, stir-fries, fish, meat, curries, salads, vegetarian and desserts. There is a decent range of cuisines, but it does lean a bit toward Italian.

Apple: https://itunes.apple.com/en/app/20-minute-meals-jamie-oliver/id318926433?mt=8

Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.zolmo.twentymm&hl=en

Before there were smart phones**, there was Deep Fried Live! ... unfortunately, it's in flash, so won't work on most smart phones. And after he got hired off to write for Good Eats, they didn't make any more.

Even if you're anti-flash (as I am), I highly recommend

** (okay, there were some smart phones out in 2001 / 2002, but they were pretty rare ... and back then, they tended to be considered more as PDAs that could make phone calls ... mobile web browsing back then was that whole WAP/WML nightmare that tried to basically re-create gopher)

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I'm going to guess that there are such apps out there -- I mean, there were multiple of them for the Nintendo DS (Jamie Oliver, America's Test Kitchen) ... I just have no idea what they are, or if they're any good.