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What's for Breakfast?

January 8, 2014

Breakfast Pizza Cups Family Cookbook Project is please to announce the launch of a new Pinterest Board – What’s for…

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Lowering the cost of printing your cookbook

January 7, 2014

When it comes to printing your family cookbook, page count is the largest determining factor on what the cost per…

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Copy-writing and proper usage of recipes

January 2, 2014
Copy-writing and proper usage of recipes

One issue that comes up regularly for family cookbook project editors is the topic of copy-writing recipes and proper usage.…

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Family Cookbook Project Now On Pinterest!

October 30, 2013
Family Cookbook Project Now On Pinterest!

For some time we at the Family Cookbook Project have been seeing a lot of our recipes shared on the…

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Valentine's Day is for Recipe Lovers!

February 5, 2013
Valentine's Day is for Recipe Lovers!

While the end of year holidays are a great time to give out your cookbooks, there are lots of fun…

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5 things in your kitchen - that plan to destroy your kitchen!

December 20, 2012

Here’s a fun guest post about your kitchen items that you haven’t considered!  Fun read!  Remember to add your great…

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Make a Halloween or Holiday Recipe Book Time!

October 19, 2012
Make a Halloween or Holiday Recipe Book Time!

Trick or Treat! As we prepare for the holiday season, many family cookbook editors are working to finalize their projects…

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Perfect Spelling in Your Recipes

April 16, 2007

Two months ago, the Family Cookbook Project sent out a survey asking for feedback on the cookbook site. We asked…

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Copywriting Recipes

January 22, 2007

One issue that comes up regularly for family cookbook project editors is the topic of copywriting recipes and proper usage.…

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