4 ingredients cookbooks

[Domsnanny]

Hey all,

I was wondering if you have heard of the Australian women(2 of) who have written 2 recipie books using 4 ingredients or less?
I have got both books & think they are fantastic...

They apperently have a show on pay TV but Im not sure what channel.
Just thought Id ask & see if I can put some of the recipies up & put their names as credits so that Im not going to get into trouble for copyright etc...

Cheers

[Laury]

I had this clarified for me a while ago. Even if you credit them, it may still (and probably will) violate copyright laws. Better to find a link on the internet if you can find one and post that.

[fizzlebottom]

I'm pretty sure it's fine as long as you give them credit.

[Laury]

Here's a thread I started recently to get clarification on this. Hope it helps as I too was a bit muddy on it.

When is it OK to post someone else's recipe?

[kadesma]

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Originally Posted by fizzlebottom I'm pretty sure it's fine as long as you give them credit.

I'm sorry giving credit just is not enough..You must have written permission and submit that to us, or post a link..Ingredients are not copyrighted, but the directions are. So to post the recipe you would have to completely change the directions, so they are nothing like the original.
kadesma

[Andy M.]

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Originally Posted by fizzlebottom I'm pretty sure it's fine as long as you give them credit.

fb, this is not correct. Giving credit for a copyrighted recipe simply provides proof you posted a copyrighted recipe knowingly.

Publishers want people to buy the book.