Auntie Pearl's Biscuits
Some recipes are easy to find. The ones connected to your people are the ones worth keeping together.
Two people can bring together a lot more than furniture. There are Mom’s recipes, Grandma’s cards, Dad’s famous dish, recipes from friends, screenshots, websites, and the ones everybody keeps asking for.
Our Recipe Tree gives you one place to collect them — and keeps the people behind those recipes connected to the collection.
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Some recipes are easy to find. The ones connected to your people are the ones worth keeping together.
Lucky you. Here’s the simple way to turn the card in your hand into a living recipe collection.
Your unique card code unlocks one full year of Collection Creator membership, starting when you redeem it.
Open the secure redemption page using the button below.
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Bring the scattered pieces together without making one person do all the collecting.
Save recipes from handwritten cards, websites, photos, messages, and the people who send them to you.
Keep contributor identity, photos, stories, and context connected to the recipes that matter.
Build a Recipe Tree together instead of making one person collect and type everything.
Turn the collection into a recipe book when you are ready — while the Recipe Tree keeps growing.
A wedding can bring together two families, two sets of traditions, and a surprising number of opinions about how something is “supposed” to be made.
Our Recipe Tree gives everyone a place to add their version. The collection does not have to be finished. It can grow with you.
Make a book once. Make another later. The Recipe Tree can keep growing.
Bring recipes together from the places they already live.
Ask family and friends to contribute their own recipes and memories.
Use the growing collection to create a recipe book when you want one.
A recipe is more useful when you can find it. It can be more meaningful when you also know who it came from.
Our Recipe Tree keeps contributors connected to their recipes so the collection can reflect the people who helped build it.
You can find the recipe online. You can’t find your person’s recipe online.
Grab your card, find your unique code, and we’ll walk you through the rest.
We’re real people and we’re happy to help. Email info@ourrecipetree.com.