Category: General Cookbook

  • New Family Cookbook App for iPhone and Android!

    New Family Cookbook App for iPhone and Android!

    Great news!  The Great Family Cookbook Project now has a neat iPhone/iPod and Android App!  You have full access to all your recipes by category, contributor and most recently added.  Plus other fun tools like a Tip Calculator, Cookbook notes, our full site recipe feed, our blog and more!

    Here are the links:
    iPhone/iPod App click here

    Android Phone/Tablet click here

    Let us know what you think!  Enjoy!

    Here are a few screen shots:

     

     

  • Best Cookbook Software Reviews

    Best Cookbook Software Reviews

    We think our online cookbook software is the best out there – but that’s just our opinion 😉  So, you ask, what do our actual cookbook editors think?

    Often when thinking about buying or using a product, folks ask their friends about what they think.  In fact, when we ask how someone found our cookbook software and cookbook printing site, FamilyCookbookProject.com or CookbookFundraiser.com, the most common answer is a friend or family member recommended us.  How about that!  It’s just like the movies – “Is this or that movie any good?” we ask before shelling out our dollars.

    Well, here are some of our most recent comments on our cookbook software:

    “LOVE LOVE LOVE OUR BOOK! Deliveries started last night once I posted on FB . . .had folks coming over . . .but mostly it was my sweet husband who said “I am SO proud of you!” that made my night . . .you and your co-workers did an AWESOME job . . .it is so much nicer than I had even hoped . . .Thank you Thank you Thank you!! What a professional team you have there.”
    –Cheryl Doublin, Four Sisters, A Legacy of Love from our Kitchens
    “I have to say a huge THANK YOU! The cookbooks are amazing. I so appreciate your help in creating such a professional looking project. This buys me out of any family guilt-trips for YEARS! I work in a retail store, and my customers are asking me if they can buy a copy. Who knows how many more I’ll end up ordering.”
    –Connie Roller, Food, Family & Friends

    “I really enjoyed doing this and wish you had another cover for Holidays. I could do other books like “mom’s advice” on love, finances, work, etc. There’s no end to what I can think up! I hate seeing this come to an end…”
    –Marilyn Griesemer, Good Food and Great Memories

    “Our Truck To Table cookbook looks fantastic! Excitement is growing as all those who contributed wait for our “Release Party” this weekend. Sales will continue throughout the fall and the holiday season at various events here in Charlotte with our goal of presenting a substantial check in January to the Urban Ministry Center, an interfaith agency serving the homeless in our community.
         “When we started planning for our cookbook, several in our group were reluctant to use an online publishing service for fear that individual assistance would not be available. With your excellent guidance, outstanding support, positive attitude and unending patience, you and your staff have exceeded our expectations.
         “The cookbook committee joins me in thanking you for all that you have done to assist us in reaching our goal. You have been a joy to work with and we look forward to working with you again in the future on volume 2.”
    — Louise Bonner, Common Grounds Farm Stand, Truck To Table
    www.commongroundsfarmstand1.com
    “We received our order of cookbooks on Monday and LOVE them! They are the perfect size and easy to flip through and navigate around. My family is going to be thrilled when they see them! Thank you for creating a website that was easy to use! When I had this idea to create a book I assumed I would have to spend hours entering recipes but you saved us so much time by putting that responsibly on the contributors.”
    –Jenny Lester, The Gadient Family Cookbook
     
    “I have spread the word about your incredible site to everyone! It’s such a lifesaver. For those of us who wanted to write a cookbook, but had no idea about the format!”
    –Holly Powell, Mavis’ Kitchen
    wedding favor cookbook bride and groom“I just received our box of  ‘Jake and Julia’s Friends and Family Cookbooks’ today! They turned out fabulous! I am so pleased, and so excited to give it to them at their wedding!  Thanks so much for the wonderful cookbook software website! This was just what we wanted, and we received such a great response from our family members who contributed.”
    –Rita Flatz, Jake and Julia’s Friends and Family Cookbooks
     
    “Thank you for the excellent job you did on our family cook book, The Pribyl Family Cook Book. The results are wonderful, wish we would have ordered more!”
    –Kathleen Morgan, The Pribyl Family Cook Book (on Facebook)
     
    “I made this cookbook as a gift to my daughter for her bridal shower and all of the wedding guests were given the opportunity to donate their recipes. it will be a family heirloom I am certain.  Thank you again for this wonderful site. It was so easy to use.”
    –Debbie Steele, The Steele / Brown Family Cookbook Project
    “I worked with your team about a year and a half ago to create my family’s cookbook. When I gave the finished, published books as Christmas gifts to all the women in our family, one of my sister-in-laws cried because she was so touched and pleased. I just wanted to reach out to you again to say thank you for having such a great tool and team to help make this happen so easily.  I write a food blog (here’s the link), and wanted to let you know that you’re mentioned in my today’s post. Thank you, again, for being so wonderful to work with!”
    –Tracey Harrelson, The Kitchen is My Playground
     
    “We had our Family Reunion this past week-end. Everyone loved the cookbooks. Your company did a fantastic job with the printing and delivery!!! Thank you.”
    –Sue Ann Bish Spangler, The Bish Family Cookbook (on Facebook)
     
    “UPS tracking states that I will have my books tomorrow, loving it!  Hopefully we will be doing another cookbook for my husband’s side of the family, we are having a reunion early August, and my sister in law and I are going to pitch the idea to the rest of the family.”
    –Dianne Skemp, Reth Family Cookbook
     
    “I LOVE the site and so do the members of my family. A couple of Aunts have even become obsessed with adding recipes and I had to tell them to stop!”
    –Laura Kohl, The Hopta Family Cookbook Volume 2
    “Our daughter’s wedding was a huge success and the cookbooks were a big hit!”
    –Michelle Tenny, Jessie & Lucien’s Family Cookbook
     
    “Thanks so much for our adoption cookbooks! They look amazing!!! And we are selling them pretty quickly! I wanted to get a quote from you for a reprint. Thanks so much!!”
    –Leslie Schell, The Schell Family Adoption Fundraiser
     
    “I am sure you make the majority of your money from published cookbooks, but my girls and I love using the online recipe box. I decided to do this when they all moved to different cities. I was recently in Austin over Thanksgiving and my daughter was cooking from her Netbook via online Family Cookbook. Often they ask for a recipe and I send it via online recipe share. I think this is great. Thanks!”
    –Donna Field, The Field/Miller Family Cookbook Project
    “I just wanted to send you a quick email to say Happy New Year and thank you ever so much for all of your help with our cookbook. It was a great success for the girls and I couldn’t have asked for better customer support. We will definitely spread the word!”
    –Dina Rotundo, Our Family Favorites
     
    “I just picked up my cookbook from Kinko’s and I love it! It’s even better than I expected. Thank you for your help all those times when I hit a snag during the process. It was fun and my kids are going to be tickled to death. Now, maybe they can make the dishes themselves instead of asking me to make them for them. LOL”
    –Karen Lammey, Kooking in Karen’s Kitchen
     
    “We have a received our cookbooks and there are a huge success!! Thank you so much!
    All the ladies at our church are thrilled.”
    –Wendy Francis, Recipes to Remember
     

    “The cookbooks arrived yesterday.  They look awesome!  We are already planning our next cookbook!”
    –Wendy Jacob, St. C. Singers First Annual Cookbook

    Want to read more?  …read more about what our editors are saying

  • Christmas Cookbook Print Deadline is Wednesday

    Christmas Cookbook Print Deadline is Wednesday

    It’s getting exciting at Family Cookbook Project!  The Christmas print deadline is just two days away – Wednesday, November 30th.  If you need your books in time for gifts, time to “wrap it up”!  We will still take orders for holiday delivery after the 30th, but you may need to pay for expedited shipping.

    Let us know if we can help!

  • It’s Halloween time! Remember to add fun tricks and treats to your family cookbook.

    It’s Halloween time! Remember to add fun tricks and treats to your family cookbook.

    As we prepare for the holiday season, many family cookbook editors are working to finalize their projects in order to give as gifts this year. Cookbooks must be submitted for printing before the deadline of Friday, November 4th to receive your cookbooks by Thanksgiving. Wednesday, November 30th is the deadline to guarantee delivery without expedited shipping before the Christmas holiday.

    So now is the time to contact all of your contributors with your reminder tool and tell them to enter their recipes now before it is too late. We recommend using a recipe submission deadline of November 15th in order to give you time to review the recipes, make sure all of the extra spaces are removed and words are spelled correctly, and still have time to place your order before the printing deadline.

    Family cookbooks make wonderful gifts for family and friends alike. The effort you put into your cookbook now will pay off for your entire family for years to come.

    FamilyCookbookProject.com Wins WebAward

    For the sixth year in a row, the Web Marketing Association has recognized FamilyCookbookProject.com for its outstanding website development. The site was recognized with a Best Publishing Web Site WebAward!

    More than 2,000 sites from 45 countries were adjudicated in 96 industry categories during this year’s WebAward competition. Entries were judged on design, copy writing, innovation, content, interactivity, navigation, and use of technology.

    Family Cookbook Showcase: OurCookbooks.com

    Our website to help our editors sell their cookbooks online, Family Cookbook Showcase at OurCookbooks.com, is ready to go when you are. Whether you are using your cookbook as a fundraiser or just have a few extra copies that are taking up space, we will make it easy for you to make them available.

    If you already have had you cookbook printed, please go to your editor account and click on the “Publishing Tools>Sell Your Cookbook Settings” link. Here you can enter some basic information and have visitors order cookbooks directly from you. When all of your cookbooks are sold, simply come back and turn off the free listing. It’s our way of helping you to get the most for your cookbook dollar.

    If you have not yet printed your cookbook, it will be made available to you after your order has been sent to print.

    The Family Cookbook Showcase is part of a more comprehensive cookbook marketing package that is being put together to help editors sell their cookbooks.

    Featured recipe from the database

    The Great Family Cookbook Project has a huge amount of public recipes in the system thanks to you! If you need a fun recipe idea that’s not in your own cookbook, go to our home page and use the search function to see what’s available – lots of good eats!

    Here is a recipe we tried recently for a fun party:

    This recipe for Halloween Party Punch, by Micki Clark, is from The Clark Family Cookbook. Search for more great recipes here from over 250,000 in our family cookbooks!

    Halloween Party Punch Recipe

    Contributor:

    Micki Clark

    Category:

    Appetizers & Beverages

    Ingredients:

    1 3oz. pkg orange gelatin
    2 c. boiling water
    1 6oz can orange juice concentrate
    1 46 oz. can unsweetened pineapple juice
    1 qrt. ginger ale

    Directions:

    Dissolve gelatin in boiling water.

    Mix orange juice with three cans of water and add to gelatin mixture.

    Add pineapple juice and chill.

    Add ginger ale just before serving. Makes 30 1/2 cup servings


    Tips to Ease the Holiday Hustle

    (NewsUSA) – The holidays are supposed to be the most wonderful time of the year, but they may also be the busiest. As the guest list grows, so does the grocery list, not to mention the piles of laundry and dirty dishes.

    But there’s no need to be a Grinch. Turn on the holiday cheer by taking advantage of some simple tips from the experts in Whirlpool brand’s test kitchens:
    ·         Prepare ahead. Over-estimate the number of guests expected to attend, and bring full recipes to the grocery store to make sure every ingredient makes it home. This can help you avoid being a plate short or having to dig out old frosting for the last batch of cookies.
    ·         Make sure the refrigerator can handle the shopping list. French-door refrigerators offer wide shelf space to keep large cakes and deli trays fresh leading up to the big holiday meal. A side-by-side refrigerator may fit the bill if fresh ingredients typically fill the shopping cart.
    ·         Make it a team effort. Kids can help wash potatoes or arrange platters, and everyone can help clean up. Also, keeping recipes handy in plastic sleeves ensures everyone is on the same page.
    ·         Put appliances to work for you. Convection cooking allows you to bake potatoes and roast turkeys much faster than a traditional oven, while a double oven range can cook two different meals at once, toast crusty breads or keep one dish warm.
    “Holiday cooks no longer have to play musical pans when trying to broil steaks and warm rolls at the same time, thanks to new double-oven ranges,” said Monica Teague, senior manager, brand experience, Whirlpool. “In addition, knowing how to properly load the dishwasher can ease clean-up once everyone is stuffed. Greasy pots and pans go on the bottom rack face-down or at a slight angle for optimal cleaning, and delicate stemware stay up top, where water pressure is not as strong.” 
    ·         Don’t overlook laundry as guests shuffle in and out. Pre-sorting clothes into designated baskets for lights, darks and whites can streamline the process, while some of latest features enable consumers to do laundry at times that fit their hectic holiday schedule.
    Fit in a quick nap — and a load of laundry — before the guests arrive. The holiday season will feel more “Hava Nagila” than “Bah, Humbug.”
    For more information, visit www.whirlpool.com. 
    Editors Ideas – how to keep your contributors motivated

    The holidays are here. Remember, it may take a full 3 weeks to get your cookbooks at this time of year – so start today! When you do get together in the coming weeks, bring a printed recipe or two from your cookbook and hand them out. Let folks know that you plan to print the book in November or December – and get all their email addresses so you can add them to your book. Have fun!

    What they are saying

    “I LOVE the website…it is so easy to use and the e-blast feature has made managing this project a breeze!”
    –Susie Dvorak, The Kadavy Family Cookbook

    Famous Quotation

    “Non-cooks think it’s silly to invest two hours’ work in two minutes’ enjoyment; but if cooking is evanescent, so is the ballet.”
    Julia Child (1912 – 2004)

    Chip Lowell is Co-Publisher of the Great Family Cookbook Project, a website that helps families and individuals collect and share food memories. Follow us on Facebook and Pinterest!
     

  • The Cookbook Bus is Here – Back to School!

    The Cookbook Bus is Here – Back to School!

    It’s September and Back to School time.  Time to get “everyone on the bus” and helping on your cookbook at FamilyCookbookProject.com or CookbookFundraiser.com.

    Well, Summer 2011 has come and gone.  Hope you had a great one!  Today is Labor Day – and it’s feeling like fall with school back in session for most of us tomorrow.  So – time to get everyone busy adding and trying yummy recipes to your family or group cookbook.

    Believe it or not, the holiday season is almost upon us. Since family cookbooks make a wonderful gift, it’s no wonder why that is by far our busiest time of the year.

    Tips for Making a Holiday Deadline

    In order to make sure you receive your cookbooks in time for sharing with your friends and family for the holidays, here are some tips from Family Cookbook Project.

    • Use the Reminder Tool to email contributors to enter in their best recipes so they can look forward to cookbook for the holidays.
    • Set a deadline so everyone knows when their recipes must be submitted by – and make sure you leave a few days for those contributors that will want to add a recipe or two after the deadline!
    • You do not have to wait until your recipe collection is completed to start working with the Publishing Tool. Pick a cover from our professionally designed assortment or design your own. Select your layout type face and dividers – just remember to click the save button and the system will remember your selection.
    • Don’t wait until the last minute. While our digital printing allows for some of the fastest turn-a-round times in the industry, printing is done on a first come first served basis. We are expecting and are prepared for a lot of editors to have their cookbooks printed in October and November. You don’t want to be the last in line – so place your order early!

    Right now is the perfect time to get everyone involved – and print your book for the holidays!

    Time to Reorder More Cookbooks?

    Need extra cookbooks for holiday gift giving? If you were planning to print more copies of that fabulous cookbook you created, now is the time to place that order!

  • Hot Cookbook Ideas for the Summer

    Hot Cookbook Ideas for the Summer

    We hope you’re doing well and keeping cool.

    It’s August. It’s hot! But fall and the holidays are going to come quicker than you think. You still have plenty of time to get your cookbook ready for Thanksgiving get-togethers. Just remember, it will take us 2-3 weeks to print and get your cookbooks to you. So plan to finish up by the first few days of November. That’s just 13 weeks away.

    Right now is the perfect time to get everyone involved – and print your book for the holidays!

    Would you do us a favor? Visit us on Facebook (here’s our link: http://www.facebook.com/Familycookbook)- and click “Like” on our page. Thanks a bunch!

    -Chip Lowell and Bill Rice
    Family Cookbook Co-Publishers

    Featured recipe from the database

    The Great Family Cookbook Project has surpassed 350,000 public recipes in the system thanks to you! If you need a fun recipe idea that’s not in your own cookbook, go to our home page and use the search function to see what’s available – lots of good eats!

    Here is a recipe we tried recently for a fun summer party:

    This recipe for Party Punch, by Shannon Gilliland, is from The Nash Family Cookbook. Search for more great recipes here from over 350,000 in our family cookbooks!

    Party Punch Recipe

    Contributor:    Shannon Gilliland

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    Category:

    Appetizers & Beverages
    ________________________________________

    Ingredients:

    3 Cups Orange Juice
    2 Cups Pineapple Juice
    2 Cups Sugar
    1 Quart Lemonade
    1 Quart Water
    1 Quart Ginger Ale
    ________________________________________

    Directions:

    Mix all ingredients together and cool.
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    Number Of Servings:    24

    Have a great end to Summer!

  • Happy Independence Day, U.S.A. – Here’s to Good Eating, too!

    It’s 4th of July and family reunion time!  If you are planning to have your family cookbook ready for your reunion, make sure to allow 2 weeks for printing and delivery.  If you have a tight time crunch, let us know and we’ll see what we can do to help.

    If you don’t plan to have your cookbook ready for summer – no problem!  Right now is the perfect time to get everyone involved – and print your book for Thanksgiving and the holidays!

    We wish you and yours a great holiday weekend – have fun and how about fixing a few items from your family cookbook!

    If you get a chance, we’d love for you to “Like” us on Facebook.  Just visit our home page http://www.FamilyCookbookProject.com and click the like button in the middle right – thanks!

    Here is a recipe we tried recently for a fun dessert:

    This recipe for July 4th Blueberry Dessert, by Donna Field, is from The Field/Miller Family Cookbook Project.

    July 4th Blueberry Dessert Recipe

    Contributor:  Donna Field

    Ingredients:
    Crust:
    1 c flour
    1 stick oleo
    1/2 c pecans

    Mixture:
    8 oz cream cheese
    1 c powdered sugar
    3/4 c cool whip

    One can Comstock Blueberry Pie Filling

    Directions:
    Combine crust ingredients and press in buttered pan. Cook at 400º for 10 minutes. Cool.

    Mixture: Combine softened cream cheese, powdered sugar and cool whip. (Use 1/2 for filling and 1/2 on top.) Add in can of blueberry pie filling. Mix all ingredients and fill crust. Put other half of mixture on top. Refrigerate.

    Number Of Servings: 8-10
    Preparation Time: 30 minutes

    The Great Family Cookbook Project has surpassed 300,000 public recipes in the system thanks to you!  If you need a fun recipe idea that’s not in your own cookbook, go to our home page and use the search function to see what’s available – lots of good eats!

    Enjoy!

  • Happy Cooking, BBQ’ing, Fryin’ and Family this Memorial Day

    We want to wish you and your families a very happy and relaxed Memorial Day weekend!  It’s time to kick off summertime – and to remember all those that sacrificed for all of us.  They deserve all our thanks and support.  We have had some wonderful people put together fund raising cookbooks at CookbookFundraiser.com to sell and give the profits to families in need – either our military folks or others with special financial need.  What a good idea!

    Having a family reunion this summer?  There is lots of time to get your cookbook together and printed at FamilyCookbookProject.com.  Remember to allow 2-3 weeks to get your books.

    Looking for some fun recipes for the weekend?  Search our recipe database with over 300,000 to try!  Enjoy!

  • April Showers Bring May Flowers – and Custom Cookbooks!

    April Showers Bring May Flowers – and Custom Cookbooks!

    This is a great time of year.  It’s rainy, it’s sunny, it’s warm, it’s cold.  We are all getting excited for new growth and fun get-togethers outside.  It’s also a perfect time to get your recipes together for your cookbook at Family Cookbook Project or your fund raising event at Cookbook Fundraiser.  Our cookbook templates, custom recipe layout tools and family and group contacting tools make it easy and fun!

    Mothers’ Day Cookbook Printing Deadline

    If you are planning on having your cookbook ready for Mothers’ Day, it’s on May 8th this year.  You’ll need to get your print orders in by Thursday April 14th in order to receive them on time for gifts.

    Getting Ready for Family Reunions

    If your family has an annual family reunion in the summer, now is the time to get people contributing to your family cookbook. A cookbook is a great way to get family members excited about getting together – and what family reunion did not feature mountains of mouth watering food and family recipes!

    If you don’t want to get people contributing before-hand, use the event to collect email address and get family members eager to contribute their best recipes.

    Bill Rice and Chip Lowell
    Co-Publishers
    Family Cookbook Project


    Featured recipe from the database

    The Great Family Cookbook Project has a huge amount of public recipes in the system thanks to you!  If you need a fun recipe idea that’s not in your own cookbook, go to our home page and use the search function to see what’s available – lots of good eats!

    Here is a recipe we tried recently:

    Pecan-crusted Sliders Recipe

    This recipe for Pecan-crusted Sliders, by Linda Powell, is from The Powell Family Cookbook Project. Search for more great recipes here from over 300,000 in our family cookbooks!

    Ingredients:
    12 oz pork tenderloin sliced in 1/2 inch slices
    1 cup of finely chopped nuts
    1 egg
    2 tbsp honey
    2 tbsp cooking oil
    1 green apple
    1 and 1/2 cups shredded broccoli slaw
    1/4 cup mayonnaise
    8 small dinner rolls or buns
    Dijon mustard
    2 tbsp water

    Directions:
    1.Flatten pork pieces by pounding gently under saran. Pork is already a fragile meat so careful not to over flatten. You should end up with about 1/4 inch thick.

    2.In shallow dish whisk egg and 1 tbsp honey. In another shallow dish combine chopped nuts, 1 tsp salt, and 1/2 tsp pepper.

    3.Dip pork in egg mixture then nut mixture, pressing in to coat.

    4.Heat oil in skillet over medium-high and cook pork about 3 minutes per side or until golden or amber brown

    5. Meanwhile, for slaw, chop the apple into matchstick pieces that will blend well with the broccoli slaw. Combine apple and broccoli in a bowl.

    6.Whisk mayonnaise, 1 tbsp of Dijon mustard, 1 tbsp of honey, and 2ish tbsp of water and pour over slaw. It will barely coat. You don’t want it too wet or buns will get soggy. Season with salt and pepper.

    7. I slice, butter lightly, and broil to toast the split rolls.

    8. Place one pork piece on each bun; top with slaw. put roll top on and eat like a hamburger.

    Number Of Servings: about 12
    Preparation Time: 30 minutes

    What they are saying

    “I LOVE the site and so do the members of my family. A couple of Aunts have even become obsessed with adding recipes and I had to tell them to stop!”
    –Laura Kohl, The Hopta Family Cookbook Volume 2

    “We have a received our cookbooks and there are a huge success!! Thank you so much! All the ladies at our church are thrilled.”
    –Wendy Francis, Recipes to Remember

    Famous Quotations

    We are living in a world today where lemonade is made from artificial flavors and furniture polish is made from real lemons.
    ~Alfred E. Newman

    When I go to a restaurant, I always ask for a chicken and an egg, to see which comes first.
    ~Unknown

  • Pot o’ Yummy Cookbooks at the End of Your Rainbows!

    Pot o’ Yummy Cookbooks at the End of Your Rainbows!

    “I’m really pleased with the cookbooks and can’t wait to give them to family and friends. They even arrived early. I have told a few friends about my excellent experience with The Great Family Cookbook Project, and many of them are interested in it too for their own projects. I was able to give your organization rave reviews.”
    Nancy Mercure, Our Family Cookbook

    Part of the secret of success in life is to eat what you like
    and let the food fight it out inside.
    ~Mark Twain

    St. Patrick’s Day is coming March 17th.  Is there a Pot o’ Yummy Cookbooks at the end of your rainbow?  You’ll need to order in the next day or two to ensure delivery!



    Mother’s Day is coming quickly – May 8th – and it also is one of the best times to have your family cookbook published. Family cookbooks make a great Mother’s Day gift both for the mothers in our lives and even from a mother to her children.

    Wedding season is coming, too!  How about a family & friends cookbook for a shower or bridal party gift?

    Featured recipe from the database                                                    

    The Great Family Cookbook Project has a huge amount of public recipes in the system thanks to you!  If you need a fun recipe idea that’s not in your own cookbook, go to our home page and use the search function to see what’s available – lots of good eats!

    Here is a recipe we tried recently:

    Corned Beef Sandwiches with Mustard Dressing
    This recipe for Corned Beef Sandwiches with Mustard Dressing, by Edna Owen, is from Edna’s Clippings, one of the cookbooks created at FamilyCookbookProject.com.

    Search for more great recipes here from over 300,000 in our family cookbooks!

    Ingredients:

    8 large slices rye bread
    Prepared mustard
    hinly sliced cooked corn beef
    Thin slices cheddar cheese
    Mustard dressing
    Pimiento strips (optional)

    Directions:

    Spread bread with mustard, then cover with corned beef and overlapping cheese slices. Spread with dressing to within 1/2″ of edges. Put under broiler until dressing is bubbly and cheese is melted. Garnish with pimiento strips, if desired.

    Mustard Dressing
    Mix thoroughly 1 c mayonnaise, 3 tbsp prepared mustard, 1 tbsp prepared horseradish, 1 tsp Worcestershire sauce, 1/2 c well-drained pickle relish and a dash of hot pepper sauce.

    Enjoy! 

    Whether your creating a cookbook with our cookbook software at FamilyCookbookProject.com or a fund raising project at CookbookFundraiser.com we make it easy and fun!