Microsoft Access Recipe Database Template

It's been quite a while since I've built an Access database, but I suppose it's like riding a bicycle and it will all come back to me. But I'm not sure Access is the proper tool for what I want to do. Nfs Most Wanted Black Edition Iso Hunt there. We finally went through many years of cooking magazines and newspapers and clipped out recipes that we might potentially want to use at some point (there are a few hundred). Now I want to index them. I don't want to put the recipes themselves into a database; I will keep them in hardcopy in a yet to be determined number of folders. But I want to go to the database and find recipes by type (meatloaf versus chocolate cake, or maybe barbequed beef ribs versus pork ribs, haven't decided all the keys yet).

Is this a good use of Access? Or is it overkill? Maybe I could do the same thing with Excel. Any thoughts or similar experiences?

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Now I want to index them. I don't want to put the recipes themselves into a database; I will keep them in hardcopy in a yet to be determined number of folders. But I want to go to the database and find recipes by type (meatloaf versus chocolate cake, or maybe barbequed beef ribs versus pork ribs, haven't decided all the keys yet).