Janet Keeler on How to Create Your Own Thoroughly Modern Family Cookbook

Every family needs someone to take charge. Whether it’s planning a vacation or organizing the holiday gift exchange, somebody’s gotta take the initiative. And that’s certainly true when it comes to creating a family cookbook. Janet Keeler thinks a lot about cookbooks. In addition to being a journalism professor at Eckerd College in St. Pete, Janet spent decades as food editor for the Tampa Bay Times. And she’s a cookbook collector and author of the cookbook Cookielicious: 150 Fabulous Recipes to Bake & Share.Dalia visited Janet on campus at Eckerd to get her ideas for tackling a family cookbook project. Whether you’re looking to put together a traditional book or something more modern, like a recipe website, you’ll be inspired to take the lead on rounding up your family’s favorite recipes.Related episodes: 20 Tips for a Better Hurricane Food Kit: Advice from Janet Keeler Chef Judi Gallagher on the Lost Art of Hand-Written Recipes Sunday Supper Movement & Stress-Free Family Dinners