Collect Recipes
Send this link to everyone who should be in the book.
They submit a recipe. We design and print the book. That’s it.
Preview what guests will see
Three ways to gather.
Add them yourself, share a link, or hand it to captains.
Wedding Edition
A wedding, an engagement, an anniversary.
From $99 per person.
Recipes from the people who love
Bárbara
Albert

For us this book isn’t just recipes, it’s having everyone with us in this new chapter, in the most beautiful, everyday way there is.

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Share a link, an email, or a QR code. Whatever actually reaches your people. The ask for a recipe comes built in, so you are not explaining it over and over.
In a club
You name the club first and set the rules. Members, not guests.

02
They type it out or snap a photo of the card, and sign it. Five minutes, no app, no account. A recipe and a note, in their words.

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We make an image of every dish, design every page, and print the hardcover. A person reads the whole book before it goes to press, then it ships to your door.
In a club
One copy per member ships in the same box, and the club stays open for the next edition.
What you get
Send this link to everyone who should be in the book.
They submit a recipe. We design and print the book. That’s it.
Preview what guests will see
Add them yourself, share a link, or hand it to captains.

Small Plates & Co.
Review your recipe
✎ EditKarla Machado
Frango c/ mandioca
Ingredients
mandioca cozida ½ kilo até derreter, amassada e misturada c/ manteiga
forrar o pirex
Instructions
1. cozinhar o peito de frango, desfiar e dourar c/ cebola ralada, manteiga, sal, molho de tomate
2. joga o molho por cima da massa
3. diluir um copo de requeijão com leite
4. cobre tudo e um pouco de queijo parmesão
5. põe pra assar em forno pré-aquecido
Snap the handwritten card. We turn it into a designed page.
From: You
To: John, Carlos
Reminder: your recipe for Ana & Rich’s book
“The page is still open. It only takes five minutes.”
Sent with one tap
See who is still missing and nudge all of them at once.
Captains
Everyone you name gets the same dashboard you do.
Nº 01 · Est. 2026

A cookbook club is what happens when cooking for each other stops being an accident. It gets a name. It gets rules. Everyone in it cooks something better than you do, and now you have the recipe.
We make the book the club writes. Everyone shares the recipes they actually cook at home, each one signed by the person who sent it, printed in hardcover, one copy each. No occasion, nobody to surprise. Another way to share what you cook, with the people who would all be at the same table if they could.
Free to start. You pay when it goes to print.
The only way to know your people through their food, and keep them in your kitchen.

Your dashboard
Track what’s in, send a reminder in one tap, customize your link, name captains.

The link you share
No app, no account. They open it on their phone, type the recipe or snap a photo of the card, and sign it.
See what your people see(opens in a new tab)

The
Wedding Cookbook
Both families, and the friends who are basically family. Everyone sends the dish they are known for, and it comes back as a hardcover with their names in it.

The rice from one grandmother, the mole from the other side, your roommate's pasta at 2am, the cousin who swears they don't cook.
Name a sister, a best friend, someone from the other family. They get the same dashboard you do and go after their own list, so it stops being yours alone.

Bridal showers, engagements, anniversaries. Same book, another reason to hand it over.
The wedding lasts a day. The people in it stay in the kitchen.
Read: Everything at a wedding is about the people. Except the gift.
Real notes, word for word
Notes that bring the people who shared them to your table.
Some of my best conversations with Michael have been over a cold beer. No rush, no agenda — just time to catch up and laugh. This is less of a recipe and more of a reminder: always make time for the people you love.
...May your life together be full of quiet mornings, long breakfasts, and small rituals that become big memories.
Every book is hardcover and full color. Because what's inside deserves to be held in something real.
Recipes from the people who love
Bárbara
Albert

Recipes from the people who love
Mom

Recipes from the members of
TheSundayClub

The Book
Every Small Plates book is a hardcover cookbook — professionally designed and printed in full color. No templates. No shortcuts.
Each book is different, because every group's people are different.
Premium hardcover with a smooth matte finish. Clean, elegant, and made to look beautiful on any counter or bookshelf.
Professionally designed with AI-generated photography for every recipe. Your people’s food, presented the way it deserves.
Each with a personal note from the person who sent it. Their recipe. Their words. Their page in the book.
Letter size. Big enough to cook from comfortably. The kind of book you leave open on the counter — not tucked away on a shelf.
Bound with Polyurethane Reactive glue — the strongest binding available. Made to stay open on the counter while you cook.
Matte lamination. Thick pages. A hardcover built to handle real kitchen life — stained and open on a Tuesday night.
Smooth matte hardcover. Elegant, durable, designed to age beautifully.
Thick, smooth, built to hold vivid color and survive the kitchen.
Full color throughout. Every recipe, every photo, every page — vivid and rich.
Letter format. Big enough to read while cooking. A statement on any shelf.
Designed by us. Printed for them.
Made to be used.
The price
Free to start. You pay when it goes to print.
1 copy
$199each
2 copies
$149each
3 copies
$129each
4 copies
$115each
5 copies
$105each
6+ copies
$99each
Everyone who chips in keeps their own copy. Shipping included. See the full pricing
PEOPLE WHO GOT ONE
No. Just the recipe itself. We create every image for your book, and that's what makes it cohesive and beautiful.
Perfect. They can send a takeout order they'd die for. A sandwich they get every time. It's not about being a chef, it's about being in the book.
You can see who's missing and nudge all of them with one click. Most books end up with 30 to 50+ recipes. People want to be part of this.
Guests need about 5 minutes to submit. The whole process, from invites to printed book, takes 4 to 6 weeks.
A gift book is for someone else, and they see nothing until it arrives. A club is a group writing one for itself: members instead of guests, rules instead of an occasion, and it stays open so the next edition can happen.
When the book is ready to print, not before. You build the whole thing for free.
United States and Mexico. Your book gets there.