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Modern Minimalistic Design

Our free editable recipe card template combines a simple design with an aesthetic color palette. Different shades of green are used to separate sections. The soft green background complements the overall design. An illustration of different components, such as meat, pears, oranges, herbs, and spices is at the bottom!

Professional Form Structure

This recipe template consists of the following sections:

Header section to indicate the complexity of the preparation, category, source of the recipe, number of servings, and preparation time.
Ingredients section to include a numbered list with different ingredients.
Instructions section for a step-by-step cooking plan.

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Created: July 31, 2024
Author: Anastasiia Lytvynova
DPI: 300. Ready to Print at Office/Home
Size: 210 x 297 mm , 8.5 x 11 inch
Free Standard Google fonts
Compatible: Google Docs and Microsoft Word
Color: White , Beige
Style: Simple
Downloads: 9
Added to collections: 7

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