Weekly recipe roundup newsletter template
Readers open a recipe newsletter to decide what to cook tonight. This one answers fast: three recipes, each with its cook time and servings so they can pick by the clock, then a technique tip to make the next dinner better.
- Example subject line
- No. 42: three dinners you can start tonight
- Preview text
- A one-tray chicken, a fifteen-minute stew, and why we salt the water like the sea.
Use this template
Opens in the drag-and-drop editor, ready to edit.
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What's in this template
- Headline and one-line summary on a bold color band
- Photo with a caption
- Heading and line on what the three recipes have in common
- 3 recipes, each with a photo, time, servings and a link
- Technique tip with a photo and a button
- Note from the cook with a small portrait, and a P.S. about next week
When to use it
The same weekday every week, a few hours before people plan dinner, works best. Food bloggers, recipe sites and cooking teachers can put several short pieces in one email, each linking to the full instructions.
Make it yours
- Keep the recipes to one theme, like a time limit, so the intro line is true.
- Show the cook time and servings for each recipe, since readers scan for them.
- Use the P.S. to name next week's topic and give people a reason to open it.
