
Got a recipe stuck in your head? Fill in your my recipe page for kids with the name, servings, time, ingredients, and every step.
Four labeled sections sit on this sheet: a header area with Recipe Name, From the Kitchen of, Servings, and Time fields sitting beside a smiling cartoon sun, then a left-side Ingredients box with about twelve bullet lines, a right-side Steps box numbered 1 through 10, and a Notes area at the bottom with three ruled lines. The my recipe page for kids also features cartoon strawberries, carrots, and rolling pins around the dashed border, all on a bright white background with yellow and red accents.
Kids can fill out one recipe per sheet, writing ingredient amounts on the bullet lines and each cooking step on its numbered line. The Notes box at the bottom leaves room for swaps, allergy tips, or a little memory about who taught them the dish. This page is part of the Cookbook Recipe Page Templates collection and suits young cooks working on their very first recipe binder.


Gel pens with a medium tip, around 0.7 mm, suit the ingredient bullet lines and the wider step lines well without the ink bleeding through standard copy paper. Ballpoint pens are reliable for the smaller header fields like Servings and Time, where there is less room to maneuver. Laminate a copy and it becomes a reusable planning sheet kids can fill in with dry erase markers before committing to paper.

Single-sided printing on 75 gsm or 80 gsm copy paper keeps the sheet light enough for kids to handle and write on comfortably. Print a small stack at once so there is always a fresh page ready when a new recipe idea strikes.