If you are a member of the extended family of Gary and Max, your recipes and food preparation tips are most welcome here.
Hopefully, you will find time to share your favorites.
Many of you have received invitations by email, messaging or snail-mail. Compilation of a printed cookbook was considered. In these modern times, this interface seems appropriate.
Contact information has also been provided in our recent communications about this site.
While under construction this site received over 18000 spam registrations, so you’ll need to contact us to join. We’ll fill out your registration information and the system will automatically send you a username and password. You can also send all of your favorite recipes via email or snail-mail and the recipes will be posted in your name. Please include an email address so account information can be sent to you and then you can also log in later to make changes or add more recipes should you decide you want to do so.
Features of the site:
- Easy recipe additions
- Ability to make a post a favorite.
- Ability to search
Click How To… above for instructions about adding recipes, making a post a favorite and for other tips. Always feel free to contact us if you are confused about any option or task.
Please feel free to share links to recipes online or use the site to share your news. All of your posts will be available when your name is clicked in the sidebar under Members. (If you access using a small device, “Members” will be visible below the main content.) After receiving your log-in information, you may want to complete your profile so that others can learn a bit about you. In your profile you can add links to various social media sites. Unfortunately there isn’t a place to add a pinterest account in your profile yet but you can add a link in your bio area. We’re looking into getting a pinterest link set up.
If you have an idea for an improvement or an addition, please share your ideas and we’ll l look into it making it possible.
Please contact us if you have any questions.
Thanks again for participating in your family recipe archive project.
One of the Family by Frederick Cotman, 1880