Recepy book aesthetic

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I've talked on here quite a few times about recipe boxes and my desire to have one long-lasting recipe box that I envision being passed down and around, among my children. (Although for this to truly happen, it would probably be a good idea if I started following a recipe instead of always "winging it" in the kitchen.) Anyhoo, leave it to Lotta to come along and inspire me some more, and to get my wheels turning once again when it comes to documenting, savoring, and saving my "work" in the…

A moodboard by Laura Keil on Behance

This is a 6.25in x 4.5in little blank book / journal / binder with recipe category dividers and fill paper. Why use a recipe box when you could use this little recipe book that will fit neatly on your shelf? Fill it up with your favorite recipes to make your own personal favorite cookbook for your kitchen. The book is great as a housewarming, wedding, or graduation gift. Includes: > 100 4" x 6" sheets of blank (as in, not printed, unlined) 24# (60#book) partly recycled paper, > 8 category…

Art and books by Alice Oehr.

If you are thinking of new ways to organize recipes

The worn pages of a cookbook have a unique ability to drill into a place where food memory mixes with love and loss. As our kitchen adventures increasingly get recorded in sleek digital files or even the fleeting history of a recipe search, beat-up cookbooks become more valuable, both personally and historically. (Photo: Amber Fouts for The New York Times)