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Baked Ziti? Chocolate cookies? Barbeque chicken? No matter the dish, everyone has a few recipes that are particularly special to them. Why not give your family the gift of an organized recipe album to give your treasured culinary secrets a home?
Grandma’s cooking brings together two of the best-tasting ingredients in the world — food and nostalgia. Whether it’s remembering childhood birthday cakes or coming back home as an adult to that smell of a roast in the oven, it’s food that binds together our memories and reminds us of home.
Over generations, a family can build up quite a collection of recipes, all of which are special to us in one way or another. The problem is, these recipes are often simply passed down from memory or written down in a tattered notebook.
Some will have been forgotten completely, or lost at the bottom of a box in the attic. But with a recipe album, you can hold all of these dishes together in one place for the whole family (or just the designated family chef!) to enjoy.
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A recipe album isn’t just a practical means of collecting meal ideas — it can also be a safe place to keep family memories. Every good recipe album needs a photo or two of the finished product, and what better photo to take than of a family gathering around the table!
With a glossy finish and professional binding, your recipe album can be the perfect addition to a shelf already full of memories.
The dishes can be taken from a range of different times and places, or alternatively, you can become more specialized in the kind of album you make, tailoring meals to different celebrations and times of the year. Why not try a Thanksgiving recipe album, or one for Christmas baking or a summer barbeque?
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Mark the start of the holiday season with a collection of Grandma’s favorite Thanksgiving foodstuffs. Find the secrets to that perfect turkey or cranberry sauce and put them together with your own dishes to create a recipe book you know will be used year after year after year!
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At no other time of the year does food carry more influence over our memory than at Christmas. With a Christmas recipe album, you no longer have to worry about annually forgetting the right collection of spices or the perfect amount of chocolate to add to your baking mix.
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Relive those long, lazy summers by putting together the BBQ recipes first discovered or thought up by your parents and grandparents. Whisky-infused sauces, the perfect marinade, even that cheeky punch you were told to keep away from as a child — add them all in to create the ultimate summer album.
These are simply a few of my personal favorite recipe album themes, as there are literally endless sources of inspiration out there for you to draw on in creating your own. No matter what time of year or type of cuisine you choose to feature, a recipe book promises to capture decades of memories for your family and future generations to enjoy.
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