Your grandmother's famous meatloaf. Your mother's snickerdoodles. These recipes are meant to be savored, shared and preserved for future generations. Handwritten recipe cards often become smudged with food and end up in tatters before the next generation can appreciate them. Today, it is easier than ever to create a recipe card template that can be printed, filled in by hand and then laminated. Whether you use Word, Works or Open Office, creating the recipe card template is a process requiring a few steps before you're on your way to preserving your family recipes for your children and their children.
Make Mango Float a Recipe for All Season
Mango float is the kid's favorite desert in tropical areas where mangoes are everywhere.
Mango float is my favorite desert. It is easy to make and you can make one in a budget. Ingredients are not expensive. Try this recipe this holiday season or in whatever gatherings you have with your family and friends. Add this to my Recipe Box.
Convert a Recipe for a Convection Oven
Convection ovens operate a little differently than conventional ovens. This results in the need to convert cooking times and temperatures. Convection ovens work by circulating hot air during the cooking process. Dishes are heated equally throughout at the same time. Conventional ovens often heat from the outside in. Because of this, convection ovens cook faster than conventional ovens. Add this to my Recipe Box.
Make Cactus Bread
"Cactus Bread" is the name given to the cinnamon-sugar glazed desert pizza found at The Pizza Ranch chain of restaurants. While the actual Pizza Ranch recipe is a closely guarded secret, you can still make your own cactus bread at home from scratch. Add this to my Recipe Box.
Convert Conventional Recipe for a Slow Cooker
Slaving over a hot stove isn't anyone's idea of a day well spent, but if you want to have a good homemade meal at the end of the day is there any other choice. You can convert some of your favorite recipes to be cooked in a slow cooker. Add this to my Recipe Box.