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 Gluten-Free Quick & Easy: From Prep to Plate Without the Fuss Recipes for People with Food Sensitivities. Click Here for More Information or to Order! Saving Recipes Do you use just a few recipes from each cookbook you have? Keep forgetting which cookbook the recipe is in? To make your life easier, copy the recipe from the cookbook and place those favorites in with your other tried and true recipes. This you save you a lot of time. Don't put in seldom used recipes. Instead, place a strip of paper with the page # and recipe inside the book, like a bookmark. Be sure to add any comments to the paper. If anyone asks you for the recipe of the bread you just baked, give it to them! Let everyone enjoy good food! It is a compliment when someone asks for a recipe! This is what recipe mailing lists are for, too! Great to share recipes with people all over the world! More Tips on Saving Recipes Do you have a lot of loose recipes hanging around. You know, the ones typed years ago on index cards, or written hastily on scrap paper? Does your recipe box make it easy for you to find a recipe? Or are you pawing through the entire box for the one you are looking for? Only keep recipes that you have tried and they were a big success..Place these proven recipes in a box, book or computer. Be sure to label this box, book or computer file(Tried and True Recipes) or whatever you find appropriate. Be sure to make a note if you made any changes to these recipes. This could make a difference for when you go to make it again, or if someone else uses the recipe. Throw away recipes that mediocre. Recipes for people with allergies: Tips to help you choose a recipe from a cookbook that will be right for you!
1. Choose them by the cooking experience that you have. If you are a novice, choose simple recipes and those easy to understand. As you become a better cook, choose more difficult recipes. 2. How does the recipe go with the rest of the meal you are preparing? 3. Do you have all the ingredients called for? Do you need to go and buy expensive ingredients? 4. Do you have the correct equipment to make the recipe? Right size pans, mixer, oven, etc. 5. The cost of the recipe. See if the cost justifies the results of you meal. 6. Do you have the time to prepare the dish? 7. How many people will you be serving? Can you change the porportions of the ingredients? 8. Does your oven work well? Is is large or small? 9. Where is the recipe from? Has it been tested? Are there missing ingredients?
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