Landmark cookbooks, reimagined as printable recipe cards.
To mark America’s 250th, Card My Recipe is bringing historic American cookbooks back to the table — preserving recipes, menus, and original cookbook pages as beautiful cards you can browse, save, and share.
Now featuring Fannie Farmer and The White House Cook Book.
Two historic cookbook collections, converted into printable recipe cards with original pages nearby.
The cookbook that helped standardize American recipes, now browsable as clean, printable recipe cards.
A classic American household cookbook for America’s 250th, with recipes, menus, and household guidance turned into printable cards.
Historic cookbooks show how recipes carry memory from one generation to the next. Turn your own handwritten, printed, or pasted recipe into a beautiful card you can print and share.
More landmark cookbooks are being prepared as printable recipe-card collections.
One of the earliest known cookbooks by an African American woman, preserving recipes dictated by Abby Fisher in San Francisco.
Coming August 2026
A landmark settlement-house cookbook created to help immigrant women learn American home cooking.
Coming September 2026Each collection is built from historic cookbook sources and paired with original pages where available. Dates refer to first publication unless otherwise noted.