Update on my Recipe Book

Oh well!! Since I've returned from my short vacation, I've revamped the hardbound recipe book that I've made before I left for my vacation. The recipe book is still in progress, but I've decided to publish it in stages. Here is what I've decided to do:

1. The book will consist of 4 issues, just like a magazine which comes in different issues. I decided to do this so that my readers and visitors who are interested in the recipe can go to each issue to download it.
2. All recipes can be downloaded from esnips which y'all can click on it under the heading "Published Recipe Book". The format is in pdf so y'all need to have acrobat reader to read it.
3. There will be 5 recipes per issue and the recipes have been laid out in the content page which I've already published for y'all to read and peruse. If y'all want to wait for all issues to be published as a book from Piccaboo, you can do that too.
4. Why there is only 4 issues? Well, I didn't want to overwhelm myself with too many recipes. If there is a need for the 5th issue and there is a request for me to make the 5th issue. I will consider producing the 5th issue but for now, I decided to stop at 4th issue unless they's a need for it. So when I reach the final issue of my recipe book, and you, my wonderful readers, would like to see more of my recipes published please do drop me a line in my chatbox or email me, and I'll consider it.
5. Now, at esnips, the recipe book come in two format: jpg and pdf. The JPG is for y'all to peruse and look at the LOs of each recipe whereas the PDF is for those who are interested to save and print the recipes. The recipes come as an issue so you have to download the set in order to print a specific recipe from that issue.

The first issue of my recipe book would be published in pdf format in esnips soon!!. So look out for it!!

Now, I need a favor from my wonderful readers and visitors:

• Can you let me know what recipe from my blog that you like to see on my future recipe book issue.
• Please write down the name of the recipe here in my comment box. Do appreciate it greatly in advance.

Printing of my recipe book's issue:

• The size of each page is 8.5" x 11"
• You can use normal printing paper and normal printer. The downside to this is that the quality may not be as good as using photo paper and printer.
• Best results use: Photo paper and printer. The quality is better and the photo paper is normally best if you do not want the recipe fading away in the future.