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Our Recipe Club was created in 2005 by a group of girlfriends who were sick of the recipes in there own kitchens, getting together to form a not so secret society. There main objective-to get new concoctions on there table while getting out of the house & building new friendships. We created our blog so that EVERYONE who has a computer can be part of our "online" Recipe Club. Please leave us comments about how our dishes worked in your kitchens!
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Cook one of these ToNiGhT...
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Printing Instructions
You are more than welcome to print recipe cards featured on this blog...that's why I put them on! The more recent cards I have made in 5x7 format, but some of the older cards might me in 6x6. To print 5x7 simply right click on the Image & click on "save picture as..." Save to the desired location on your computer & either upload to printing site a.k.a. costco, or save on a disk & take somewhere. If you are printing at costco, I always tell them to print them at 98%. That way you avoid loosing any info in the 2% crop they always do. To print the 6x6 it is a little more complex. You will have to drag & drop them onto a new file in a photo editing program--Photoshop--I would do the blank document as a 12x18 or 12x24. Then follow the other the same!
The Cooks in the Kitchen
And the credit goes to...
me:) i created the new blog banner in photoshop with a custom shape i made in illustrator combined with papers from betsy tuma's happy go lucky "GLEE" paper pack @ 2 peas in a bucket.
1 comment:
i made this with dinner last night. Everyone complimented this more than anything. it was a hit!
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