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Recipe Journal in Olive Linen, Heirloom Book by Write To Me

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Sale price$59.00

Some recipes deserve better than a screenshot or a splattered scrap of paper. The Write To Me Recipe Journal in olive linen is a considered place to gather the meals your family actually returns to, handwritten and kept in one book you will still reach for in twenty years.

The guided pages give structure without fuss: space for the recipe name, who it came from, its history, tips and advice, ingredients and method. That story is what turns a recipe book into an heirloom, the note that says this was Nana's, or the one from the flat you lived in at twenty-two.

How many recipes does it hold?

There is space for 69 recipes, one per spread, with a contents page at the front so each one is easy to find. If you would like a second book for baking or a family collection, the Recipes Passed Down journal is a natural companion.

Is this a good gift, and for whom?

It is one of our most reliable gifts for a wedding, a housewarming, a keen home cook, or a parent passing recipes to the next generation. Pair it with something from our kitchen range and it becomes a full present in itself. The olive linen is soft and understated, the kind of green that works against timber, stone and white just as easily. For a lighter option, there is also the Recipe Journal in Oatmeal.

Why You'll Love It

  • Keeps scattered recipes in one lasting, handwritten place
  • Prompts for the story, not just the method, so it becomes an heirloom
  • Olive linen hardcover that looks the part on an open shelf
  • Lays flat on the bench while you cook
  • A dependable gift for weddings, housewarmings and keen cooks

Styling the Kitchen Shelf

Stand it on a bench or open shelf with a linen tea towel and a small crock of wooden spoons. The olive reads beautifully next to warm timber boards and a plain white jug. Leave it out rather than filed away; it is meant to be used with floury hands.

Also In These Images

The candle styled beside the journal is the Madison Jar Soy Candle by Ecoya, in its frosted glass with the brushed silver lid.

Product Details

  • Brand: Write To Me
  • Size: 23cm x 19cm
  • Pages: 144, with space for 69 recipes (one per spread) and a contents page
  • Recipe prompts: recipe name, who it is from, history, tips and advice, ingredients and method
  • Cover: olive linen hardcover with embossed title and spine
  • Paper: 120gsm FSC-certified paper, with illustrated endpapers
  • Binding: case bound, lays flat
  • Tip: a ballpoint pen is recommended for writing

What it comes down to

The Write To Me Recipe Journal in olive linen is a 144-page hardcover book for handwriting and preserving up to 69 family recipes, with space for the story behind each dish. A lasting wedding, housewarming or home-cook gift, it is designed to be used often and passed down.

Write To Me Recipes journal in olive linen with gold embossed title, front cover on a white background
Recipe Journal in Olive Linen, Heirloom Book by Write To Me Sale price$59.00

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