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Unique Memorial Ideas: A Family Recipe Book<\/p><\/div>\n

If you recently lost a loved one and are looking for a unique and uplifting way to create a lasting memorial, you may want to consider a family recipe book. This works especially well whether the deceased loved to cook, or was someone who just loved food. By gathering beloved recipes and putting them in a book that can be printed for anybody who wants a copy, you can help their memory—and their favorite dishes—live on.<\/span><\/p>\n

Ask for Pictures and Recipes<\/i><\/b><\/p>\n

It is fairly common to ask family and friends to unearth photos of the deceased in the days prior to the funeral or memorial service. These are often compiled into a slideshow that is played during the service or put into a photo album that can be passed around among loved ones. (In our age of technology, they are also often put onto USBs to be handed out at the service or posted to a memorial web page for those who cannot be present at the funeral.)<\/span><\/p>\n

This is where making a recipe book is easy. When asking for pictures, also ask for a recipe. The recipe can be one:<\/span><\/p>\n