Released on = August 13, 2007, 8:16 pm

Press Release Author = Jill Seader/YourBakingStory.com

Industry = Food & Beverage

Press Release Summary = Get tips for preserving family baking recipes for future
generations.

Press Release Body = At YourBakingStory.com, you can share your family's baking
recipes and the stories behind them. Our philosophy is that every recipe has a
story. That story is what makes that recipe uniquely yours. Sharing that baking
recipe and story with others is a way to make that recipe last forever.

Our recipe for making sure that your family baking recipes make it into a new
generation:

1. Take the time to bake and cook with your children. It creates memories and gives
you real time to talk with your kids.

2. When you bake or cook with them, tell your kids when you are making a family
baking recipe that was passed on from your mother, grandmother, father, grandfather
or other close relative. Help them understand the link to family and how important
it is to continue that link into the future.

3. Let them know which family baking recipes are important to you and why.

4. Share your baking recipes! If you do not have a family to share your recipes with
or if no one in your family is interested in preserving the recipes, find a way to
share them with someone who will value and care for them as the treasures that they
are.

In order to preserve your own baking stories and memories within your family, try
recipe scrapbooking. A few of the sample ideas we include on our site are:

1. As a "thank you" gift for a grandmother or other relative who has shared those
precious family baking recipes with you.

2. Compiling all of mom's favorite baking recipes and the memories that go with
them. Then put them into scrapbooks and give it as a gift to your brothers and
sisters.

3. Gathering favorite family baking recipes into a scrapbook and giving it as a
wedding gift.

4. Doing a themed bridal shower where everyone brings a favorite baking recipe. Then
put together the recipe scrapbook at the bridal shower and share your favorite
memory of that recipe as you put it in the book.

5. When your children move away from home, give them a recipe scrapbook filled with
all of their favorite baking recipes.

To share your baking recipe and story or to get recipe scrapbooking supplies to
share your recipes with others, go to http://www.YourBakingStory.com.

Web Site = http://www.YourBakingStory.com

Contact Details = YourBakingStory.com
5364 S. Halifax Circle
Centennial, CO 80015
info@yourbakingstory.com