growth-rule

Summary

Cook it. If it was good, save it. If it was not, still note why.

Why it matters

The site only holds what was cooked. The README calls this the growth rule, and Recipes repeats it: dishes cooked and liked, not a wishlist.

Implications

• A recipe is added after it is cooked, never before.
• An ingredient gets a page the first time a recipe uses it.
• A recipe page keeps notes for next time, including what went wrong.
• The cookbook holds one recipe today, and that is correct.

Related

• recipes
• palak-paneer
• ingredients

Sources

• .context/designs/web/recipes/recipes.html
• .context/designs/web/ingredients/ingredients.html