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One of our old recipes... |
The first tip is to scan or copy all recipes onto an 8.5 x 11" piece of paper rather than index cards. "Using a large piece of paper allows me to make notes as I am cooking and experimenting," says Rebecca Shepherd, owner of Wild Oats Bakery. "I then slip each recipe into a clear plastic sleeve (sheet protector) and save them in a binder for future use. We are forever editing recipes and fine-tuning ingredients. To this day, the bakery kitchen is still filled with binders and binders of recipes for everything from our homemade soups to our blueberry muffins."
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Behind the scenes at Wild Oats Bakery... |
And finally, don't be afraid to experiment! Don't save your experimentation for the day of your dinner party, but instead take a day and try a few recipes. Add ingredients that you think will compliment a recipe to give it your own special spin (like adding a raspberry sauce to a chocolate dessert).
With just a few tries and a little bit of organization, you will soon have a personalized cookbook of delicious and unique recipes!
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