Cooking and recipes are ever-changing, no more so than with British cooking, which has always been hugely influenced by other cultures, many of which are now part and parcel of our contemporary cuisine. And 2012 provides the perfect opportunity to find, sample and enjoy British cooking, with 2012 being the year of the Queen's Diamond Jubilee, London 2012 and British Food Fortnight.

The Great British Kitchen cookbook app is a major resource for all those in the UK and around the world who are enthusiasts for British cooking, its past traditions and future potential. Most of the 1,200 recipes are indeed traditional and, taken together, define the legacy of British Cuisine.

The GBK Cookbook app includes:

* Something for all lovers of food with over 1200 British recipes

* Classic British dishes covering all meals from breakfast to dinner to tea

* Add notes for all of the recipes, to add your personal touch

* Easy to use shopping list allows you to combine recipes ingredients and view ingredients by aisle and e-mail the shopping list

* Easily share the recipes with friends and family via e-mail

* Search for recipes based on ingredients

The Great British Kitchen cookbook has been put together with The British Food Trust. The British Food Trust is a registered charity, the aim of which is to stimulate the awareness and involvement of the general public in British food and cooking and to foster the production, supply and consumption of good food.

Please visit http://www.TheRecipeManager.com for more information and to see what's new.

NOTE: The Great British Kitchen Cookbook will have an initial price of US $1.99 through the end of August 2012 and will then revert to US $2.99.