What's Cooking? Recipe Box

6-1/4 x 4-3/8 x 3-3/4 in; 7 tabs, 100 recipe cards
Published in May, 2005
ISBN 0811845923
ISBN13 9780811845922

$16.95  

What's Cooking? Recipe Box -- Time to get cooking! Remember grandma's kitchen, pots simmering on the stove, recipe box flipped open on the counter? Now here's your chance to make a culinary keepsake of your very own. You'll be off to a fantastic start with 50 recipes for classic dishes, plus 50 blank recipe cards to personalize your collection with family favorites. All are housed within an appealing and durable metal tin that will look terrific on a kitchen counter.

Includes:
- 50 delicious recipes for appetizers, main dishes, and desserts
- 50 blank cards for you to fill in your own favorites
- 7 tabs: appetizers, salads, soups, main dishes, pastas, side dishes, and desserts

Quotes

"Don't let the dots and stripes fool you. This is one hardworking tin that can hold all your cards. Plus, it comes with preprinted recipes to try and easy-to-read dividers." —Southern Living, February 2008 Issue

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Awesome little Throwback to the 50s Recipe Box!

2008-11-08 | 1:04 PM | christina bennett

I adore this little recipe box! I have already filled up the blank cards with my family's favorite recipes and have gone to blank note cards! This is the only drawback that I would say the box has. I wish there was a way to order refill packs of the recipe cards, as I'm very OCD and I would /love/ to have all of my recipes on the cute little cards that come with the tin!

Great little box to keep in the kitchen, colors a bit different than in the picture.

2008-07-28 | 11:09 PM | Suzanne Ledford

This is a very cute recipe box with a nice selection of recipes and very cute cards. The box is a lightweight metal and is easily opened. The only drawback is that the colors aren't as pictured. The green is more of a blue and the tomato color is actually a peach. Think "rainbow sherbet". It doesn't match my kitchen as I thought it would but I definitely will keep it!