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Making a Recipe Book




Source of Recipe


TIPical Mary Ellen


Recipe Introduction


Organizing expert Louise Kurzeka shows how to make a cookbook to preserve family recipes for years to come.


List of Ingredients




Items needed for your recipe book include the following: colored sheets, divider pages, recipe pages, plastic cover sheets, page protectors for both the dividers and recipe pages, envelopes, index tabs, category list, menu planner, grocery list and a glue stick.

Start by categorizing the recipes--appetizers, desserts, soups, etc.


Create labeled index tabs for the category pages.


Create a divider page by placing a divider sheet into a plastic cover sheet.


Attach a labeled index tab to the edge of the plastic cover sheet.


Use a glue stick to attach the recipes for that category onto the white sheets. This type of glue is re-stickable, so a recipe can easily be removed.


Place the completed recipe pages into plastic cover sheets.


List the category and recipes that are included on the divider page.


Continue with the remaining categories.

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