Gotta say, a few days ago I wondered how one would possibly declare
ingredients on a per tiddler basis.
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What I mean is, let's say there is *Mac & Cheese* tagged *Recipe* and then
we have a tiddler called *Cheese* tagged *Ingredient*...
I guess to add a list of ingredients to *Mac & Cheese* so that one could
later query for where ingredients are being used, one would actually have
to create tiddlers for each recipe <> ingredient relation.
Perhap a cookbook is also a type off application were this "annotation"
type of method as recently explored for youtube videos can work.
Instead of a timed-link, we would link to a step in the process or even
more than that, also a component of the dish, e.g. a sauce.
Programatically speaking, a recipe tiddler could have...
- relations to ingredients
- specifying amounts being, e.g. *300g*
- perhaps some additional note, e.g. "*Gouda* is perfect"
- perhaps an image for a related ingredient
- relations to components or "process sections"
- something like *The Marinade* whereas that would only be part of
the dish, not the entire dish
- possibly just naming the ingredients being used in the text
- perhaps an associated image
- relations to steps
- descriptions for each step
- ordered, obviously
- perhaps an associated image
- (tagging) relations to recipe categories
- *Desserts*, *Main Courses*, *Salads*, etc..
All in all a highly interesting type of application to explore, I'd say.
Think of something like...
http://www.marions-kochbuch.de
...in a TiddlyWiki.
Best wishes, Tobias.
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