See my reply on the other thread for some tips. Hopefully this will get you started.
http://www.yorkietalk.com/forums/sho...t=83050&page=3
Here is a HUGE word of advice. Don't let people submit recipes just by putting them in the body of an e-mail. Create a template for them to use. This will save a TON of time since they will contain all the correct information and will be formatted correctly. Otherwise you will have to format every recipe that comes in and you will have alot of missing information that will require follow up. This way you just have to edit them.
The first thing you should do is decide if you will take the cookbook to a printer who will print and bind the cookbook (spiral is best) or go to a publisher.
You can find alot of free templates on the internet or if you use a publisher they will give you a template. Some publishers even have a website where people can go online to submit recipes for the cookbook. If you go to a publisher, they pretty much do everything for you and the end product looks very professional but the profit margin is less.
Let me know if you need a template. I have quite a few that you could use or alter.