You will interview your parents and grandparents to explore the stories, emotions, and traditions behind your family's cherished recipes, actively listening and recording their personal insights as the foundation for your narrative cookbook.

You will synthesize your initial conversations and cooking experiences with family into a clear problem statement that defines how your cookbook can capture and preserve your family's culinary traditions, setting the stage for the development of your cooking journey.

You will brainstorm diverse ways to creatively present and preserve your family recipes by experimenting with different storytelling techniques, collecting cultural anecdotes, and sketching initial layout ideas for your scrapbook cookbook, using feedback from family critique sessions to refine your concepts.

You will develop and test prototype versions of your family's recipes, collecting and incorporating feedback from your family members during critique sessions to refine flavors, presentation, and preserve the cultural stories behind each dish.

You will present your completed scrapbook cookbook and food samples at a 'Taste of Tradition' event, gathering feedback from family and community members while sharing the rich stories and cultural significance behind each dish with your guests.