Sentence examples for handwritten recipes from inspiring English sources

And I love handwritten recipes.

There were lawyers, bakers, tavern owners, department store managers, carpenters and a homemaker whose 19th-century cookbook offers handwritten recipes for fried bread, "Plain Cake," and a remedy for rheumatism using dandelion extract.

The Russian Vodka Museum, 5 Konnogvardeisky Bulvar, (812) 118-4591, traces the drink's history back 500 years with bottles, handwritten recipes and even a moonshine machine run by monks.

He posts them on his blog, forgottenbookmarks.com, and has published a collection, "Handwritten Recipes".

"We thought we would focus on the women who had a historical connection to this site and their handwritten recipes".

It was on a follow-up visit that she discovered Pollock and Krasner's handwritten recipes hidden in the back of their cookbooks.

Some images may be as simple as photographing the originally handwritten recipe of the person in question (see introduction image), so that people can see really personal elements to the recipes alongside the neat print and layout of the whole cookbook.

My mother had all these recipes handwritten in a notebook.

But over the years, she became an obsessive collector of recipes, handwritten on cards, printed from the computer, copied from Cooking Light or Parade magazines, typed and scribbled on yellow, white and pink paper.

Marcyne Jones, who owned and operated Sally Bell's from the 60's to the 80's and whose daughter-in-law Martha Crowe Jones now runs the store, says that what matters most is fidelity to the founder's recipes, handwritten and still kept on the original index cards.

While rummaging around for birdseed, Smith, who had just been reading about one of Parsley's exploits on Page Six, discovers Parsley's memoir a "meditation on life in the fast lane" that includes recipes, handwritten menus, guest lists, and invitations.