Discover thousands of tested recipes, from quick weeknight dinners to impressive holiday dishes. Find inspiration with editor-curated collections and helpful cooking videos. Organize your favorites, plan meals, and create grocery lists.
Summarized from real user reviews of NYT Cooking. Based on 545K reviews and a 4.9/5 average, it highlights the 7 positives and 7 negatives reviewers mention most about this Food & Drink app.
4.169.0
September 9, 2026
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3 issues
Recipes not saving properly
Share feature not working
6 requests
Metric unit conversions
Ability to organize saved recipes
The app offers thousands of tested recipes suitable for various occasions, from quick weeknight dinners to holiday showstoppers. You can find recipes categorized by diet, cuisine, meal type, and more, including healthy, hearty, vegetarian, and baking options.
It simplifies meal prep by allowing you to save and organize recipes in a digital Recipe Box. You can also add ingredients directly to a built-in grocery list, or even order grocery delivery through Instacart.
Access to the app's full collection of recipes and features requires a subscription to New York Times Cooking. If you are already a subscriber, you can log in for unlimited access.
The app includes helpful cooking videos that provide step-by-step demonstrations and guides. You can discover new recipes through short-form videos or enjoy longer episodes of cooking shows.
The app is designed for easy viewing and is compatible with iPads, allowing for high-resolution video playback and multi-window functionality for a simpler cooking experience.
