I am especially looking for baking recipes such as you mentioned from your family and grandmother. Thank you very very much and if there is a way that us the public could be helpful to you I would like to be one of them! Hello Julie, I thank you very much for the book that you have sent me and it is very interesting. I need to learn my Microsoft office search command so I can skip by heading and category but there are some wonderful recipes in there. I am a blind coffee roaster I own my own coffee company and roast all of my coffee, and I am wondering if I could have some of the other books that you spoke of in a previous message?
Sent from my iPhone this time > On Jan 27, 2014, at 5:16 AM, Julie <jjchephone...@yahoo.com> wrote: > > I had no idea the book was going to get such a response, and I thank you all > for that, I still have many to send out. A few of you have asked about the > others, so I decided to take a quick minute to explain them all. > > All of the books are available, hey, as long as my computer does not crash, > or have a hard drive fail, I will have them forever. One is diabetic, it > contains recipes from breakfasts, sandwiches, meat dinners, snacks, desserts, > etc. there are 20 different categories in that collection. The vegetarian > book was done solely for my daughter-in-law as a gift, so it has everything > from A to Z, not broken down into categories, because for me, it was a little > difficult to do that, she eats no meat, so there were no chicken, pork, etc > categories. I would like some day to attempt to separate those a little > more, but right now, they are simply A to Z but it is probably my largest > book with about 300 pages. The international recipe book is divided by > country and 42 countries are represented, with about 1200 recipes. I have two > family recipe books, one each that originated from two sides of my family. > My great grandmother owned, and run a bakery, and created > every one of her recipes. On the other side of my family, my father and his > family came directly from over seas, and grandma created most of her own > recipes too, so they were a bit difficult to sort out, because many of these, > like some of the amazing cookies, I have never been able to find anything > like them in the US. I also have a collection of recipes for the blind and > visually impaired, that has rather simple but delicious tried and true > recipes from myself and many other members of a support group I used to run. > They had been collecting recipes for several years, in hope of one day making > a book, and I put it all together for them, and had it published, it was > given away to anyone who wanted it, at no cost. There is never a cost too > any of my collections, I do not feel that is why I do them. I just love > recipes, creating them, and putting them together for others to enjoy. So > there you have the list. I have done a few others for other > families, but I do not feel at liberty to share those. I am presently > working on completing a crock pot recipe book, which has only 10 different > categories, but nearly 3000 recipes so far. I am also finishing a copycat > recipe book, but most of those are copycats others have provided with a few > of my own. It represents about 308 different restaurants, and well over 5320 > recipes at this point. I try not to go small on anything, smiles. > Julie > _______________________________________________ > Cookinginthedark mailing list > Cookinginthedark@acbradio.org > http://acbradio.org/mailman/listinfo/cookinginthedark _______________________________________________ Cookinginthedark mailing list Cookinginthedark@acbradio.org http://acbradio.org/mailman/listinfo/cookinginthedark
