Cooklang – Managing Recipes in Git
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Cooklang – Managing Recipes in Git
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Re: Cooklang – Managing Recipes in Git
#2I would use this on my website if it had Jekyll integration.
Relatedly https://grimgrains.com is an open source recipe website that uses C for its “markup”.
https://github.com/hundredrabbits/Grimgrains/blob/master/src...
Re: Cooklang – Managing Recipes in Git
#3I'd remove the % sign from the syntax for ingredients.
Re: Cooklang – Managing Recipes in Git
#4I followed the recipe to the letter.
I've flipped the steak a few times already and I'm still waiting for it to brown.
The butter is not melted either.
Not really surprising considering the pan is cold :(
Even with a hot pan, I would have put the butter first, not after the steak.
Re: Cooklang – Managing Recipes in Git
#5I would use this on my website if it had Jekyll integration. Relatedly https://grimgrains.com is an open source recipe website that uses C for its “markup”. https://github.com/hundredrabbits/Grimgrains/blob/master/src...
It was pretty straightforward to make it work with eleventy. Just had to import the cooklang parser. https://github.com/briansunter/site/blob/master/eleventy.con...
Re: Cooklang – Managing Recipes in Git
#6I followed the recipe to the letter. I've flipped the steak a few times already and I'm still waiting for it to brown. The butter is not melted either. Not really surprising considering the pan is cold :( Even with a hot pan, I would have put the butter first, not after the steak.
You want to wait until the skillet is ripping hot before you drop the steak in. I usually wait until I'm ready to finish cooking before dropping the butter in. Butter burns quickly so you do not want the butter in there for a long period of time.
Re: Cooklang – Managing Recipes in Git
#7I just wanted to shout out Cooking For Engineers even though it’s only moderately related. Its format for recipes is so quick to read. I would love to see CookLang integrate this style of recipe viewing.
http://www.cookingforengineers.com/recipe/108/Banana-Nut-Bre...
Re: Cooklang – Managing Recipes in Git
#8I just wanted to shout out Cooking For Engineers even though it’s only moderately related. Its format for recipes is so quick to read. I would love to see CookLang integrate this style of recipe viewing. http://www.cookingforengineers.com/recipe/108/Banana-Nut-Bre...
It would be great to generate diagrams. Seems like cooklang would need something extra to define dependent/parallel steps.
Re: Cooklang – Managing Recipes in Git
#9I followed the recipe to the letter. I've flipped the steak a few times already and I'm still waiting for it to brown. The butter is not melted either. Not really surprising considering the pan is cold :( Even with a hot pan, I would have put the butter first, not after the steak.
You want to wait until the skillet is ripping hot before you drop the steak in. I usually wait until I'm ready to finish cooking before dropping the butter in. Butter burns quickly so you do not want the butter in there for a long period of time.
THX mate - my comment was just a attempt at a funny critic LOL. I actually grew up in a restaurant in France :)
Re: Cooklang – Managing Recipes in Git
#10I'd remove the % sign from the syntax for ingredients.
Agreed, splitting on " " isn't that difficult