What is a recipe card?

A recipe card is a small piece of paper or cardstock that contains a written recipe for a specific dish. It typically includes a list of ingredients, measurements, and step-by-step instructions on how to prepare the dish. Recipe cards are often used to organize and store favorite recipes for easy reference in the kitchen.

A recipe card is a small, index-sized card used to record the ingredients and instructions for a recipe. It typically includes the following information:

- Title: Name of the recipe.
- Author: Name of the person who created or adapted the recipe.
- Yield: Number of servings the recipe makes.
- Cook Time: Total time required to cook the recipe.
- Ingredients: List of ingredients needed, including amounts and units of measure.
- Instructions: Step-by-step instructions on how to prepare the recipe.
- Tips: Additional notes or suggestions for making the recipe successfully.
- Notes: Space for personal notes, such as substitutions or variations.

Purpose of Recipe Cards:

- Organization: Keep recipes organized and easy to find.
- Portability: Can be easily stored in a recipe box or binder and taken with you to the kitchen.
- Reference: Provides quick access to recipe details while cooking.
- Sharing: Can be easily shared with others or used as a record of family recipes.
- Customization: Allows for notes and adjustments to suit individual preferences.