Make Your Own Cookbook

Have you ever wanted to make your own DIY cookbook? Maybe you want to compile your favorite recipes as a family keepsake, or offer your followers a new product. This episode of Lulu U will take a look at why a custom cookbook can be a great gift or revenue stream, a few tips on what makes a great cookbook, and some awesome examples of Lulu products turning up the heat!

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[carolynmacisaac]

I've been using the WW app for weight loss, and I started writing down recipes a while back in order to make a cookbook. This was timely. Thank you.

[wtf-whattyrantsfear]

You are adorable. You could read the alphabet and I would still watch the video. Thank you or the info. Working on my first cookbook to add to the other books I've published on Lulu.

[saimakhankhan]

Thank you very much to show this video

[jordyngraves]

Can you create more than one version to sell of the same book? Both hardcover & coil for your audience’s choosing?

[mdg]

Question: which software / freeware to use to enter all my recipes and photos in before uploading? I don't want to buy a subscription to InDesign, but the templates I downloaded from Lulu seem to be for Adobe. And Word is terrible for placing photos in.

[robertanoddin]

Sorry please put closed captions cuz I am deaf thank you

[Nancy-xfty]

wow 2019, never thought this pandemic would happen in november of 2019...

[saimakhankhan]

Awesome video thank you I love this video it tell how to make a own cookbook reply me please I want to phone number cause you know I want to be your friend and make some ideas to just make some ideas like homemade food making like making some cookbooks all things we can tell so that's why I want to make some ideas with you so we will be done friend or so that's why

[justrosy]

I needed a step by step guide on how to do this on your website, not a lot of talk, talk, talk that doesn't do that. No one who's serious about this, and about using your website to do it, comes here from that site looking for reasons why or "go somewhere else to figure it out." Guess I'll try the "read it" option on your site or something? I dunno, videos are usually the best way to show people how to do stuff on a site or with software, not written tutorials. Really disappointed to be led here from your site just to find "blah blah blah."