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Cookbook Software or Template

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Date: 08/02/2006 Topics: Computers | Readers Request > Computers  
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I am hoping to do a cookbook for my church. It is a bigger task than I expected. Does anyone know of a good software program or template I could use?

Brenda
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Post by gzsowers (1) | (12/21/2007)
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Reading all the posts I am ready to buy the Matilda software and binding kit from the Cookbook People also. However I discovered this link http://office.microsoft.com/en-ca/t ... 010768851033.aspx?pid=CT101445101033 when I was on a Microsoft Canada website and was able to download and open in my MS Word 2003 Professional. I saved this and a few other downloads in My Documents folder and am anxious to start my own cookbook. Happy holidays to all!


Post By Denise (Guest Post) (12/19/2007)
I am also looking at templates for a Church Fellowship Meal Cookbook. I would have liked it to be free but the ones I found are not very good. I would like to insert pictures and also have nutritional information calculator. Is there any at a inexpensive price?
Denise


Post By heather (Guest Post) (12/11/2007)
http://www.cookbookpeople.com/advic ... 0making%20a%20family%20cookbook.html

or check the back of a better homes and gardens magazine, for cookbook printers


Post By GingerAnderson (Guest Post) (11/06/2007)
I wound up buying the software Linda recommended here from the Cookbook People. Gosh, it's got a lot of templates. I'm sticking one of the templates in this post to give you an idea.


Post by LindaMason (1) | (07/10/2007)
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I bought Matilda's Fantastic Cookbook Software from the Cookbook People and I absolutely love it. It comes with something like 25 different design templates, including 5 or 6 church themed ones. I used the Stained Glass template for our church. Very easy to use.

They have a birthday calendar, address book and biography thing built into it too that you can use without any hassle.

Go check it out at http://cookbookpeople.com/


Post By (Guest Post) (05/29/2007)
Try The Living Cookbook?

http://www.livingcookbook.com/


Post by Tammym07 (2) | (09/18/2006)
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just a hint, microsoft.com templates has a cookbook template and so does betther homes and gardens, BHG.com I'm not sure these are what I'm looking for so I'm still searching....
Tammy


Post by Tammym07 (2) | (09/18/2006)
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This is just what I have been searching all day to find. A Group of girls that I work with would like to put together a neighborhood cookbook, for free, as a service project, so I want to find a free template, or help somewhere, everything so far charges, any more ideas?
Thanks
Tammy


Post By (Guest Post) (08/03/2006)
Here is a good link!

http://www.fundcraft.com/fc/home.asp


Post by micksgirl (165) | (08/03/2006)
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How about making a cookbook cd instead of a printed book. Just an idea. THis is free software for your own recipe collection. I love this I have over 1000 recipes on this now. And you can download it to cd.

http://homeplansoftware.com/recipe.htm

if not heres something that might help

Information on creating your own personalized cookbook for fun or profit. Visit Fundcraft for your free information and check out Their Recipe of the Day .


Post By Michelle (Guest Post) (08/03/2006)
I use www.lulu.com to self publish my books. They have a spiral coil bound option that is perfect for cookbooks. Email me at alex_and_michelle AT yahoo.com if you need more info or help formating your book, if you choose to use lulu to make it :)


Post By Margaret (Guest Post) (08/03/2006)
check out:
http://mrsal.cengl98.hop.clickbank.net

It offers an excellent program that is a database for organizing all your recipes. It comes with a lot of recipes but you can add, delete and sort. It sounds like it would be a big help to you or anyone who wants to organize their recipes, and even make a cookbook.


Post By Tedebear (Guest Post) (08/03/2006)
Hi Brenda, I have no idea of a software program or template, but I would love to know when you are ready to sell your cookbooks! Bless you.


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