Choose a blank book with acid-free pages to hold valuable original recipe cards, protecting them like documents in a scrapbook.
Anna Williams
A recipe scrapbook safeguards fragile original cards, preserving handwritten notes along with ancient spills and spatters. Photos of family gatherings at the table -- and stove -- complete the story. On the following pages are five steps to organizing cherished old recipe cards as well as recent favorites.
Choose a blank book with acid-free pages to hold valuable original recipe cards, protecting them like documents in a scrapbook.
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