What would you name your cookbook (ingredient, taste, cook book, cost)

[weezycom]

A Little of Everything, but More of That One, Please

[Sydney123]

Use at your own risk...... cookbook

[VTsnowbird]

Mangia Bene!!

[Gerania]

Peg Bracken took my title.

[nancy thereader]

How to Get the Best Table When You Make Reservations

[LilLisa83]

I love standing in front of the stove. I watch movies on my phone, guzzle some wine. It's my me time...

Anyway, I would name my cookbook One Pot Wonders or From the Fridge.

[Hedgehog_Mom]

Mine would be Eating Decently When You're Allergic To Everything.

[Robinwomb]

"This and That"

[nmnita]

Originally Posted by Mouser

" What are You Hungry for " Generations of a Families Culinary Favorites

I have my Great Grandmothers recipes (4) box's that date back to the late 1800's
along with Grandma's and Mom's add to that are my favorites from my day's in
Fine Dining nightclubs ( Italian & American )

Besides the basic layout, I'd also include a section for Wild Game 1000 different way's

I had put together several of our old family favorites, yes, dating back to the early 1900s and had planned to put them into a cook book for our girls. Well that ended when our moving van was stolen when we relocated from Dallas to NM I will never forget that morning we go the phone call from the moving company. We lost so much and I am not talking about the cost as much as family memories including the family Bible that went back to the 1800s. But life goes on and I hope someone enjoyed all those recipes that were in one of the many boxes.

[jlawrence01]

One of my friends asked me to write a book titled "49 Ways to Prepare ALPO and Enjoy It." However, his suggestion was NOT a reflection of his opinions of my cooking skills; rather, he wanted a book on personal finances and the need for retirement savings.

I do not use recipes so I could not really write a cookbook.