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  1. OK, my sweet organized friend, here's my dilemma. I have two precious daughters-in-law who are always requesting recipes. I am happy to comply, and have put most of it in a Word document I call Kenley Cove Cooks. When they request one, it's easy to do a word search for it, copy it to a new doc, and send it on–the process takes five minutes or less. But I miss combing through my recipes, which I've always kept in an antique card catalog drawer. Do I continue to keep double books (Isn't that what gets bookkeepers arrested? LOL) or do I scan and send, or what? I'm wondering how others of your brilliant readers handle this.

    1. This is a really good question! This is what I did: for my sister's wedding (as a gift), I typed up and printed all of my mom's favorite recipes and made our own family's cookbook. Then all of my other favs, I put in a recipe binder – where in this case, you could just keep them in your antique card drawer. This way, all the fam faves are in one spot and my other favs in another. I think you should create this Kenly Cove Cooks into a cookbook 🙂

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