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Find recipes and food stories in Apple News+ on iPhone

If you subscribe to Apple News+, you can find personalized food content, including a large catalog of recipes with features like adjustable recipe yields, nutrition facts, customizable units, and easy-to-start timers.

A recipe in Apple News+.

Note: Apple News, Apple News+, and food features aren’t available in all countries or regions.

Browse stories and recipes

  1. Go to the News app on your iPhone.

  2. From the Today feed, tap Food, then scroll down to see stories and recipes.

    The more food content and recipes you read, the more personalized your recommendations become.

    Tip: To look at other recipes or stories while you’re reading one, swipe left or right.

Search for and filter recipes

  1. Go to the News app on your iPhone.

  2. From the Today feed, tap Food.

  3. Tap Recipe Catalog at the top of the feed or the Recipe Catalog button in the top-right corner, then do any of the following:

    • Search by recipe title, ingredient, or keyword: Tap the search field, enter a term, then tap the Search button.

    • Filter by category: Tap a category, such as Vegetarian.

    • Add and combine filters: Tap the Filter button, tap a filter, then tap the Done button.

    • Remove a filter: Tap the Remove button next to a filter below the search field.

The Recipe Catalog in Apple News+.

Save a recipe

  1. Go to the News app on your iPhone.

  2. From the Today feed, tap Food, then scroll down to browse recipes. Or search for and filter recipes, as above.

  3. Do one of the following:

    • While browsing or viewing search results: Tap the Save Recipe button.

    • While a recipe is open: Tap Save.

  4. To revisit saved recipes, tap Saved Recipes in the Following list or the Food feed, or tap the Saved Recipes button in the Recipe Catalog.

To remove a recipe from your saved recipes, touch and hold the recipe, then tap Unsave Recipe.

Prepare a recipe

  1. Go to the News app on your iPhone.

  2. From the Today feed, tap Food, then scroll down to browse recipes. Or search for and filter recipes, as above.

  3. To open a recipe, do one of the following:

    • Tap a recipe in the search results.

    • While reading a food story that includes a recipe, tap the View Recipes button. If the story has multiple recipes, tap the View Recipes button, then tap the recipe you want to prepare.

  4. Scroll to see the recipe’s ingredients, directions, nutrition facts, and ratings, or tap Ingredients, Directions or More near the top of the screen to jump between them.

    Tip: You can add a recipe’s ingredients to your grocery list. While viewing the recipe, tap the More button, then tap Add to Grocery List. To access your grocery list in the Reminders app, see Make a grocery list in Reminders.

  5. To focus on the directions, tap Cook.

    Steps appear in a larger font and the display stays on while you’re preparing the recipe.

  6. While viewing directions, do any of the following:

    • Use a cooking timer: When a timer appears in a step, tap the Timer button, swipe up or down to adjust the timer duration, then tap Set Timer.

    • View ingredient quantities: When an ingredient in a step appears in bold, tap the ingredient to view how much is used in the recipe without going back to the ingredients list.

    • Keep track of which ingredients you already prepared or used: While viewing the ingredients list, tap an ingredient.

Tip: You can keep track of recipes you’ve prepared: When viewing a recipe, tap the More button, then tap Mark as Cooked.

If you notice that a recipe is miscategorized, has incorrect ingredients or directions, or doesn’t display properly, tap the More button, tap Report a Concern, then follow the onscreen instructions.

Customize the units used in recipes

You can convert the units used in all Apple News+ recipes from US to Metric and from Fahrenheit to Celsius. You can also show ingredient measurements in weight when preparing baking recipes.

  1. Go to the News app on your iPhone.

  2. Open a recipe, as above.

  3. Tap the More button, then tap Customize Units.

Adjust a recipe’s yield

  1. Go to the News app on your iPhone.

  2. Open a recipe, as above.

  3. Tap the More button, then tap Scale Recipe.

  4. To adjust the recipe yield, tap or , or type the scale factor.

    To reset the ingredients to their original quantity, tap the Revert button.

Note: Scaling a recipe doesn’t affect cook times, temperature, equipment, or cookware size.

Add notes to a recipe

You can add notes to a recipe to record your results, substitute ingredients or steps, or keep track of how long it took to complete a step on your stove or oven.

  1. Go to the News app on your iPhone.

  2. Open a recipe, as above.

  3. Tap the More button, then do either of the following:

    • Add a note: Tap Add Notes.

    • Edit a note: Tap Edit Notes.

  4. Enter your observations, then tap the Done button.

Rate a recipe

  1. Go to the News app on your iPhone.

  2. From the Today feed, tap Food, then scroll down to browse recipes. Or search for and filter recipes, as above.

  3. Open a recipe, scroll down to Ratings, then tap a star to select a rating.

Access food content offline

You can make sure you can access the Food feed, Recipe Catalog, and Saved Recipes in Offline Mode.

  1. While you’re online, go to the Settings app on your iPhone.

  2. Tap Apps, tap News, then tap Automatic Downloads (below News+ Offline Mode).

  3. Turn on Food & Recipes.

See alsoGet started with News on iPhoneSubscribe to Apple News+ on iPhoneSet timers in Clock on iPhoneHow to subscribe to individual channels in News on iPhone
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