2cat_lady
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Flower brought up a good idea--putting her recipes on her website. I have to start looking at some of my fellow innkeepers sites and see what they do but I have one question.
Properly or more important legally-- how do you post a recipe? I mean, I have favourites that I've been using from things I've collected over the years from newspapers, magazines, books...Some of them Ives tweaked a little and some I just make spoon for spoon. Do you need to contact the original publishers? The cook,baker or chef? What if you found it on line? Is just saying that you found it and giving credit where credit is due good enough?
It's one thing to make a photocopy of a recipe, which I've done, and given it to a guest. It's another to display it on your page and the cyber world. If I do this, and I'd love to, I want to make sure it's right.
Properly or more important legally-- how do you post a recipe? I mean, I have favourites that I've been using from things I've collected over the years from newspapers, magazines, books...Some of them Ives tweaked a little and some I just make spoon for spoon. Do you need to contact the original publishers? The cook,baker or chef? What if you found it on line? Is just saying that you found it and giving credit where credit is due good enough?
It's one thing to make a photocopy of a recipe, which I've done, and given it to a guest. It's another to display it on your page and the cyber world. If I do this, and I'd love to, I want to make sure it's right.