Cork Board
My house has a very small kitchen and there's nowhere to put my recipe while making something except on the stove or counter where it gets dirty. I have put up a 12x12 inch piece of cork on the front of one cabinet door so I have a place where I can tack my recipe.
By K. Cooper
Tape To Cabinet Or Use Fridge Magnet
I used to have the same problem when we lived in a tiny apartment. I'd tape the recipe to the cabinet door, or, since the refrigerator was right next to the counter, I'd stick it to the fridge with a magnet.
By Camilla
Large Chip Clip On Fridge
I have a large chip clip with a magnet, more like clipboard size that works well for putting the recipe up on the fridge.
By Susan from ThriftyFun
Use A Fork
Stand a fork in a drinking glass, with the handle down. Slide the recipe between the tines of the fork, and you have an easy recipe holder.
By zballoongirl
Magnet Clip On Cupboard Handles
I too have a small kitchen. Here's my idea and it works great for me. The handles and hinges on my cupboards are metal. This allows me to stick a magnetic clip holding my recipe to the handle. When finished baking, the clip gets placed in with my wooden spoons, spatulas, etc.
By Marian
Wooden Clothespin
What I did is I glued a wooden clothespin inside my cupboard door, just hang the recipe on there. Works for me!
By Greta
By lisa (Guest Post)
03/09/2007
Hello,
I have a large magnet I keep my recipes clipped to on top of my stove fan. Works great. I keep several there at a time.
I also keep a typed list of recipes I use often.. (also listing the c-book they can be found in.) taped inside my cupboard door.
One c-board door is painted with chaulk paint for my groc . list.
I just started a recipe cllection for my 10 yr old daughter. I write the recipe cards out and simply insert into the album. Easily kept clean by the wipe off sheet.
Lisa , Ia.
By lisa (Guest Post)
03/09/2007
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