Organize Your Recipes with These Handy Recipe Page Printables
Last month, as I was reorganizing my work planner, I snapped a photo of the list pages I had for the printables and invited everyone to share any suggestions or requests that they had. One of the those requests was for recipe page printables that match the kitchen binder printables. These printables have been on my list for a long time now, so I moved them up to the top of the list.
The recipe page printables are a great tool to help organize your recipes in a binder or file.
My husband is the cook and baker of our family. He enjoys being in the kitchen making yummy things for us to eat. I’m happy to pass over cooking duty every chance I get. He prefers to use cook books and hard copy recipe collections over digital, so over the years I’ve created a kitchen binder that keeps all our recipes an other kitchen related pages in. These recipe page printables are just the newest printable in this collection.
Recipe Page Printables
These printables don’t really need much introduction or explanation so let’s just jump to checking them out shall we?
As you can see there is space at the top for the title and preheating instructions. These areas are followed by space to write in the instructions and ingredients. Finally, at the bottom of the page there is room to make note of any special instructions and notes you want to remember.
And of course, I also made a half-size version. The layout is exactly the same as the
If these colours aren’t quite what you were looking for, I do have another version of the recipes page printables that I shared as part of the Home and Life Organized series last October. They are exactly the same, just different colours.
Tips for Organizing Your Recipes
- Create a binder to use to store all your recipes in
- Use tabbed dividers to create categories for your recipes
- You can use file folders and a file box to do the same thing
- Organize the categories in a way that works for you. For example, we like to organize ours by main dishes, sides dishes, baked goods and desserts. That way it’s easy for me to browse through them when making up our meal plans.
As with all organizing systems, you need to create a system that works well for you and your family. If you prefer to use an app or your browser to find and bookmark your recipes, don’t feel like you need to print out recipes pages and keep track
Now It’s Your Turn
I’d love to hear what you think about the recipe page printables. Do you like to write your recipes out by hand or do you prefer to use our tablet or computer to store them? Drop me a line in the comments below and let me know what you think.
Greetings Alli,
I was looking at the recipe cards…what I was going to do was instead of writing out all the recipes I have is just to tape them to these sheets then organize them. I like the idea of lumping all the main dishes together that way there isn’t a group for poultry, pork, beef, etc. That will make organizing easier. Thank you, Sarah