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Recipe Cards
Long after the recipe has been committed to memory, you still treasure the yellowing card on which
it was written in your mother's or grandmother's script.
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Materials:
- Favorite recipes written on notecards
- Self-laminating sheets or laminating machine
- Paper punch
- Large binder ring
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Instructions:
- One way to protect these heirlooms from kitchen spills and smudges is by laminating them.
Laminating machines run from $150 to $250, but you can also buy self-laminating sheets, which
are less expensive and simpler to use.
- Place a recipe between two of the sheets, seal smoothly, and trim any excess plastic from the
edges.
- To hold your recipe cards together, punch a hole in the upper left-hand corner of each card,
and slip them onto a large binder ring (available at hardware stores).
MarthaStewart.com - Good Things: Recipe Cards.
www.marthastewart.com. Viewed on April 26, 2001.
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