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I want to make a cookbook of the recipes I've tried and we all liked. I have an idea of how to do it, but I don't know if it's the best. Would you talented people happen to have any ideas on this?
My best was to print out the recipes and put them in a binder, but it seems like there'd be a better way.
I copy and then paste recipes in my Microsoft Word. I have printed them out and put into binders before but I find it so much easier to come to my computer and scan through the titles of the word documents (of Course I put them in a recipes folder so they are easier to find)
It puts them all in alphabetical order. anyway when I find what I want I just print it up and take it to the kitchen to make. It is also handy to get a nice new print out that doesn't have food splatters all over them Like my cookbooks get
I've found it handy to copy and paste into my word processor as well. That way, if I modify a recipe I can edit and reprint it.
Also, I copy and paste the web address from the address bar into the document. Then I can always find it on the web again if I want the original back after making changes.
I agree with everyone else - especially with the page protectors. To keep things organized on your PC, open a folder and keep the recipes organized in files with a system something like this:
01 appetizers
02 soups
03 salads
04 vegetables
...etc.
Everthing will always be in the right place and easy to find.