PDF to Cookbook

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As promised here is the PDF to my cookbook! 

 Doing this by far was the hardest task I have had to complete during my whole project! Doing this was such a chore, confusing, and frustrating. I did a google search how to embed PDF on Google Blogger and several Youtube videos pulled up. The best video which showed step by step instructions was a video called  'How to Embed PDF Files Into Blog or Website' by Telugu Tutorials. The only downside of that video was that it did not have sound, so I had to watch it very carefully in what the screen showed on its instructions. Really the video was very clear and easy to understand! After completing it, it all made much more sense and seemed less difficult, but still it was a learning process!

 To view full size click, hover the mouse over the cover design of the PDF, and in the top right hand corner an arrow should appear. Click on it and a new tab should open with a PDF of the cookbook which can be viewed easier and bigger.

 Enjoy my cookbook!





Comments

  1. SGTApril 30, 2018 at 12:47 PM

    WOW! My mouth watered while I read these recipes - Excellent job!

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  2. Saydie PotterMay 7, 2018 at 2:41 PM

    Thank you Prof. Todd! They are very yummy! Mama's Mac and Cheese and Whoopie Pies are some of my favorites. It's actually hard to pick favorites, because I really like them all! Enjoy!

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  3. SGTMay 14, 2018 at 6:52 AM

    Saydie, This weekend I used your chocolate cake and frosting recipe. Everyone loved it and my 2 year old grandson wanted it for breakfast. So, you have helped me start a new tradition in the Todd household. Any time I know a grandchild is going to be visiting there will be a chocolate cake!

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    1. Saydie PotterMay 14, 2018 at 12:42 PM

      That makes me so happy!! That one is one my personal favorites! So glad to hear you are enjoying the recipes! 😄

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  4. SGTMay 14, 2018 at 6:53 AM

    Saydie, This weekend I used your chocolate cake and frosting recipe. Everyone loved it and my 2 year old grandson wanted it for breakfast. So, you have helped me start a new tradition in the Todd household. Any time I know a grandchild is going to be visiting there will be a chocolate cake!

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  5. SGTMay 14, 2018 at 6:53 AM

    Saydie, This weekend I used your chocolate cake and frosting recipe. Everyone loved it and my 2 year old grandson wanted it for breakfast. So, you have helped me start a new tradition in the Todd household. Any time I know a grandchild is going to be visiting there will be a chocolate cake!

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