What could i divide my recipe book that i am making?
My mom loves cooking and collecting recipes but the fad is she does not have a decent recipe book so I am making a recipe book for her for Christmas. It will include her favorite recipes and some of the families and, it will also subsume some I get off the internet. So how should I divide it into sections and organize everything. And what else should i put in it like pics and other material. Ladies please help and give me some ideas i am only 15 and love to cook myself but it is upstanding easy stuff like hamburgers or bacon and egg. So please assist. Thanks.
Mike's confirmed you a very classic breakdown of cookbook construction. Since this is your gift to your mom, how you coordinate it should be up to you.
Perhaps sections like "Family Favorites," "Mom's Specialties" and "Kids' Treats" would be more allot. A nice touch might be to include some small notes with some of the recipes (from yourself and others) about why that exactly dish is a favorite, or a positive memory tied to that precisely meal.
The style and layout of the book will be the least important part of it to your mom, so don't sweat it too much. Put together it in a way that's easiest for you to work on and is still understandable.
Great idea, and most skilfully of luck with it!
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