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Now you’re ready to start adding recipes! If you make a lot of your recipes from things you see on Pinterest or other websites, this is going to be really easy. I have Breakfast, Lunch, Snacks, Sides, Dinner, Sauces, Breads, Desserts and Treats, We’re Having Company, Seasonal, and Baby Food. I mostly organized my folders by type of meal and it has been great for me. You add a folder by either clicking the little star symbol or right clicking and choosing “new section.” Just keep adding folders and naming them what you have decided you like. Then when you have a recipe that you want to add that starts with a C, you add it to this folder. If you have decided you would like to try organizing alphabetically, you could name this folder A-D. The easiest way to do that is to double click on the little tab that says “New Section 1” and type in the name of your first folder. Step 2: Create Folders (or Tabs)Īfter you have your new notebook all set up, you are ready to start creating folders. The final step is to choose where you want to store this notebook. I used our last name and then Family Recipe Binder. I always just choose my computer because I am always at home working on it.

Click on File – New, and then you have a few choices about where you want access to this notebook: web, network, or my computer. When you start organizing your recipes in OneNote, you will want to create a new notebook.

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OneNote even has a free recipe clipper you can download right here. You can download both OneNote and Evernote for free, but I’m not sure if Evernote has the same capabilities as a paid version. If you have Evernote instead, I am sure you can do the same thing there to make your own recipe binder.

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How to Use Microsoft OneNote to Organize All Your RecipesĮven if you’ve never used OneNote, I’m sure you will love organizing your recipes this way. I want my kids to each have their own recipe binder when they leave home, and I’m well on my way there. Now I use it for organizing my blog posts each month, taking note of goals I want to reach, and getting recipes together so one day I can print them all out and make a family recipe binder.

I began using it when I got my first laptop back in college, and it was incredibly useful for organizing my notes for each class. I know the big wig in the room is Evernote, but I have always used OneNote. Then it occurred to me that I don’t have to decide exactly how I’ll do it until I have it all organized on my computer first…on Microsoft OneNote to be precise. Do I put the recipes in alphabetical order? Wouldn’t recipes by meal make more sense? Photo credit I would love to gather all our family favorite recipes and put them into one easy-to-access cookbook, but it’s been hard to visualize how it should come together. I’ve always been intimidated by the idea of putting together a recipe binder.

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