How It Works

Favorites, Books, Shelves and Libraries

Think of it like having your favorite recipes tagged inside your personal cookbook ... which contains all the recipes you use ... and sits on a shelf with other family member's cookbooks, which have been marked with their hints, tips and stories collected over time ... and reside inside your own personal cookbook library.

Want to share a recipe with a friend? No problem! Just send them a link to the recipe.

Want to share your cookbook with your child, when they grow up and move out on their own? No problem! They can have access to all your recipes, and the all notes, stories and memories that go along with those recipes.

And the best part -- it doesn't matter if your tastes and theirs match up, because they can select their own set of favorites from your book, and establish their own collection of go-to recipes that they can use and share with their own family.

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How To Get Started

Sign Up

Just create an account using your email address or Facebook login. Having an account allows you to add recipes to your own book, and it also allows you to add personal stories to each recipe. These stories are viewable only by people with whom you have chosen to share your book.

Enter Recipes

Enter your family favorites by hand, or import them from another website. Keeping a copy of the recipe in your own book means that you will always be able to find it when you want it, regardless of what might happen to that recipe in it's original location.

Share your book with other family members, or request access to view their cookbook. You can share an individual recipe, minus the personal stories, with anyone, regardless whether they have a membership or not. But to share/view a book, both parties need to have an account.

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