Pocket Page Recipe Book
Posted on September 7, 2009
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Before I left for Cali, my cousin gifted me this Bon Appetit Pocket Page Recipe Book.
The detail on the front is fitting, and absolutely adorable.
It’s divided into sections like soups and salads, sauces and dressings, dairy and eggs, pasta, appetizers and more to keep your recipes organized, and easily accessible.
It also comes with a conversion chart, which is unbelievably helpful for novice cooks like me and The Boss. Although I must say, we have gotten a lot better in the last year.
The book is held together like a three-ring binder, which makes it more durable for kitchen use.
It can get crazy in there, you know.
Each plastic pocket holds two double-sided recipe cards.
Not only does this book provide a great way to keep delicious recipes at our fingertips, but it’s also become a kind of a food journal for The Boss and me — just another fun way to document our life together.
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Sounds wonderful. It’s great because when you decide to experiment and make your own recipes you can journal them and have them for all time. Really nice memories from in the kitchen.
I really like recipe books/cards and this looks like a keeper to me!