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.

http://www.discusscooking.com/forums/f29/when-is-it-ok-to-post-someone-elses-recipe-58287.html

 

[kadesma]

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.]

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.