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Keeping Your Cookbook Contributors Motivated

February 8, 2016

As with any family project, getting everyone to contribute can be a challenge, especially if they have not seen the…

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Why Blank Pages Are Important In Your Family Cookbook

January 29, 2016

One of the questions we get a lot as Cookbook Publishers is “how do I remove the blank pages in…

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How Many Recipes Does My Cookbook Need?

January 27, 2016

One question every cookbook editor wants to know is how many recipes should my cookbook have? Too many and printing…

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Easy ways to add recipes into your cookbook

January 21, 2016

Many people who have entered recipes in the past into a word processing program, like Microsoft Word, often of ask…

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The most important part of your recipe - the title

January 18, 2016

Your recipe title is the single most important element of your recipe. This is because your title is a headline,…

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Cost of Printing A Family Cookbook

January 16, 2016

One of the most frequent questions asked by people wanting to create family cookbook is “How much will it cost”.…

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Holiday Cookbook Printing Deadlines

November 7, 2015

The holidays are right around the corner and family cookbooks make a great gift for family and friends – and…

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Recipes on the Internet

August 26, 2015

  One of the benefits of having your recipes on family cookbook project is that they become available to you…

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Christmas in August?

August 5, 2015
Christmas in August?

I don’t know about you, but in August on Cape Cod we are enjoying fine summer weather and fun times…

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"Determine who is going to contribute recipes. Make certain you invite everyone in the family to participate in the project", says Chip Lowell, publisher of the Great Family Cookbook Project. "People will let you know if they feel over committed and want out."

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