Recipe Journal: Hardcover
In the Bellum Recipe Journal, with every added recipe you can create an heirloom book of delicious memories to share with friends and family for years to come. Use this book to save up to thirty recipes, whether they be old family staples or new memories created in your kitchen. Each recipe page includes spaces to fill in ingredients, memories associated, favorite pairings, and more. In this hardcover option, we've added extra pages to fill with photos and/or sketches of your dishes, and other memories of times shared over your recipes.
Recipe Journal: Paperback
In the paperback printing of our Recipe Journal, we’ve made a more quick-grab option, with room for thirty recipes, and no “sketch and photos” pages.
Writing Journal in black
This 99-page writing journal from Bellum is your new every day carry. We understand what all an every day notebook can hold- a recipe, a budget, a sketch of a new design; it's a beautifully chaotic binding of what all can coexist in your mind during the span of a day. However, if you're like us, you often need to find and reference something quickly, leaving you to finger your way through the pages in a hurry. That's where this notebook can help. Our favorite feature, making this writing journal stand out from the rest, are the numbers in the top corner of every page, along with a write-in contents page in the front of the journal. Now, you'll know exactly what pages matter, and which are just doodles.
Writing Journal in white
This 99-page writing journal from Bellum is your new every day carry. We understand what all an every day notebook can hold- a recipe, a budget, a sketch of a new design; it's a beautifully chaotic binding of what all can coexist in your mind during the span of a day. However, if you're like us, you often need to find and reference something quickly, leaving you to finger your way through the pages in a hurry. That's where this notebook can help. Our favorite feature, making this writing journal stand out from the rest, are the numbers in the top corner of every page, along with a write-in contents page in the front of the journal. Now, you'll know exactly what pages matter, and which are just doodles.