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The Family Recipe Collection

What is your name?

What is your Email Address?

Which Family Keepsake would you like?

A deposit is required before production. The deposit amount and payment terms will be confirmed in your project quote.

How many copies are you interested in?

Family name and dedication

Give us some of your family history

You may upload recipes, photographs, and keepsakes through this form now. If you find additional photographs or scanned recipe cards later, you can send them separately at no additional fee. We will provide a direct email address in our reply. You do not need to gather everything today.

First Recipe Name.

First Recipe, who would create this? What was the meal for? What was the best part of this meal?

First Recipe, include ingredients, measurements and how it was created. Even those little details, please include. We would like to know how it was cooked and the yield.

First Recipe. Please upload any photos of the recipe cards or any of the meal itself.

Second Recipe Name.

Second Recipe. Who would create this? What was the meal made for? Any significant memories?

Second Recipe. Give us measurements, ingredients, yield and how it was created. We love the little details, even if its just licking the spoon.

Second Recipe. Send us a photo of the creation or even the original handwritten recipe card.

Third Recipe Name.

Third Recipe. Who created it, who loved it, how you would get the person cooking to make it.

Third Recipe. How was it created? The ingredients, the yield, the measurements, those special steps.

Third Recipe. Show us that recipe card or any photos of the meal.

Fourth Recipe Name.

Fourth Recipe. Who would create it? What was its reasoning? Why did people run to the table?

Fourth Recipe. We need the instructions with the measurements on the ingredients, what the family did that was special. How to present it.

Fourth Recipe. You got that photo of how you did it? Or an older photo of its original execution. Even a cookoff as others try to recreate the original and best version.

Fifth Recipe Name.

Fifth Recipe. Who was the best at it? Where did the idea come from? What was memorable about it? What was the reason to serve this dish?

Fifth Recipe. What were the ingredients, measurements, the execution, the yield?

Fifth Recipe. Show us photos of the most memorable or even those recipe cards.

Sixth Recipe Name.

Sixth Recipe. How was the kitchen prepped by the best cook for this? How did they came up with the idea? Who taught them? Please invite us into the family kitchen.

Sixth Recipe. How was it created? What was playing on the radio? Was this done in the morning, days before, or on a whim? Give us all the details, need measurements of ingredients and yield.

Sixth Recipe. Give us a moment in the kitchen, either the meal or the recipe card. Or what you want to be the moment of impact.

Seventh Recipe Name.

Seventh Recipe. Who was the creator? Tell us about them, their character, how they would present it, if they're the type who wants company or leave them be. We need to know about the cook.

Seventh Recipe. How was this created? Ingredients, measurements, yield, preparation, execution, preparation. Direct us.

Seventh Recipe. Put us in the kitchen with you, either a recipe card, the prep or even a finished dish.

Eighth Recipe Name.

Eighth Recipe. You know how hungry we are going to be reading all of these but we still need that last creator. Why did they make this? What was its impact?

Eighth Recipe. How was this created? We want all the steps, we need to know what to get from the store and how to make it. Give us all the details.

Eighth Recipe. Send us a photo of this creation, a recipe card, or the most memorable time it was eaten.

“ I confirm that I have permission to share the recipes, photographs, and stories I've submitted, and I authorize Slice of Family Pie to use them to create my private family keepsake.”

"May Slice of Family Pie display selected photos, stories, or pages from your completed book in its portfolio, website, or social media?"

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We understand that this is a lot of information to ask you for, we will be in touch if there's any information that is needed. Don't worry about it now, we have time for we are telling the story of your family and that takes time.

A NOTE ABOUT PRINTED FAMILY KEEPSAKES

For hardcover and softcover orders, a $30 deposit is required to begin the project.

Your $30 deposit will be credited toward the final cost of your printed family keepsake.

Once we review your submitted materials and project requirements, we'll provide a custom quote outlining the remaining balance.

Production begins after your final approval and payment of the remaining balance.

Digital editions: Payment is collected in full when your order is submitted.

I understand that my $30 deposit will be credited toward my final printed cookbook price, and that the remaining balance will be confirmed through a custom quote before production.


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