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Quick Recipes has been featured by Apple as NEW AND NOTEWORTHY, APP OF THE WEEK, REWIND 2010 and as a feature in the Good Food apps collection.

Other iPhone apps include Healthy Recipes, Seasonal, Cake, Quick, One-Pot, Good Food for Friends and Festive Recipes. For the iPad we’ve also got the Healthy Recipes and Quick iPad apps and the BBC Good Food magazine iPad app.*

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Need dinner on the table in double-quick time? BBC Good Food's quick recipes app has over 195 recipes - and they're all ready in 30 minutes or less.

As always, you can search for recipes by course, vegetarian or ingredient. New for this app is 'QuickShake' - for those nights when you're really lacking inspiration. Just shake your iPhone or iPod touch to reveal recipe ideas in a flash.

We've also enhanced the shopping list in this app. Now you can see ingredients by 'aisle', to speed up your shopping even more.

Quick recipes doesn't mean boring - the app has crowd-pleasing dishes like Quick lamb biryani, lighter dishes like Parmesan spring chicken and easy puds, like White chocolate & berry pudding.

And, you can brush up on some speedy cooking techniques too, with our videos, including how to prepare avocado and scallops.

Depending on where you are in the world, or your preference, you can choose to view recipes by metric or Imperial measurements. Each recipe includes nutritional information per serving for kcals, protein, carbs, fat, saturated fat, fibre, sugar and salt. You can save recipes to Favourites and send to a friend, too.

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Visit us at bbcgoodfood.com for over 8300 more recipes, all triple-tested by the BBC Good Food cookery team. Remember to take a look at our other apps, including Quick, Healthy and Festive for iPhone and iPod touch. We also have Healthy, Quick and the BBC Good Food magazine subscription on the iPad.

This app is produced by BBC Worldwide, the commercial arm of the BBC. BBC Worldwide is self-funded and returns profits to the BBC to be reinvested in programmes and services to help keep the UK licence fee as low as possible. For those who wonder why our apps aren’t free, BBC Worldwide has the responsibility of channelling funds back to the BBC, so the BBC can continue to create amazing content.