I love that it has space to put who gave you the recipe. Particularly now that I am collecting more recipes from family and friends. Now I can know that it was my mom's soup or my friend Lisa's cranberry sauce.
I stamped my name on the front and embossed it with clear embossing powder. You can't really tell here but it gave it a nice, raised finish.
Inside, I've started adding my recipes. I'm slowly copying in the recipes from family and friends that I have saved in email, as well as adding a few favorites from other sources. I'm even including some notes on special times that I cooked the recipes.
How do you store your recipes? In a book? Box? Maybe on pinterest (I have a lot there myself :)
This book is so old but in this include recipes really wonderful as well as adding a few favorites from other sources. I also want this book for me. It is informative post.
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ReplyDeleteI love vintage books like this! When I got married, my grandma gave me the original Betty Crocker cookbook (a re-printing, of course) and it was so cool to read the old recipes.
ReplyDeleteWhat a neat idea! Honestly my recipes are pretty disorganized. I have my favorites in a little recipe box, but I have a whole bunch of unorganized photocopied recipes in a binder that I'm slowly sorting through a few at a time.
ReplyDeleteI have this exact same book. I bought it new in the late 80's. I'm noting all of our family recipes in it and will pass it down to my kids one day.
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