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2007-10-26T19:58:18Z

HollyMarieKoltz: /* Gopher: Fudge Recipe */ added a note,

<h1> Recipe Examples </h1>

Per the microformats [[process]] this is an [[examples]] page documenting existing real world examples of actual ''tasty'' recipes published on the Web. Next steps are to research [[recipe-formats]] and then (only ''after'' that), proceed with [[recipe-brainstorming]]. Only URLs to actual recipes please.

'''Please read both [[process]] and [[examples]] before editing this page.'''

__TOC__

== Contributors ==

* [http://tantek.com/ Tantek Çelik]
* [[User:RobertBachmann|Robert Bachmann]]
* [[User:JeffMcNeill|jeffmcneill]]

== Recipe Lists ==
* [http://orens.com/stuff/recipes.html Steve and Aytek's recipes]. Note that they are simply using [[xoxo|XOXO]] for the lists. It doesn't appear that anything more is necessary for a list of recipes.
* [http://www.myvegrecipes.com/category/main-dishes My Veg Recipes]. Also uses [[xoxo|XOXO]] for lists of recipes.
* ...
* ...

== Recipes Examples ==

=== Individuals ===

==== Hamburger ====
[http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Cookbook:Hamburger Wikibooks Cookbook:Hamburger]

Composed of
* Summary
** Categories
** Servings
** Time
** Rating
** Energy
** Image
* Recipe
** Description (text)
** Ingredients (required/optional)
** Procedure (OL)
** Suggestions (text)
** Notes, tips and variations (UL)
** Categories

==== Lentil Stew ====
[http://1moon.com/recipes/mercimek.html Neriman’s Mercimek - Yummy Lentils]

* Appears to be a simple BBEdit 5.0 conversion of a plain text file into HTML 3.2
* Uses <code><br><br></code> to delimit sections
* Composed of:
** author of recipe
** title of recipe, with English translation
** top level structure of time/instructions, with ingredients noted as necessary for each step
** serving suggestion(s) (serve with ...)

==== Mocha Brownie Cake ====
[http://orens.com/stuff/recipe_data/mocha_brownie_cake.html Mocha Brownie Cake]

* Composed of
** title of recipe / food item (looks like a heading)
** sequence of larger tasks (separated by subheadings), each of which has
*** list of ingredients (uses <code><ul></code>) for a particular component of the dish
*** preparation instructions for those ingredients
*** OR a instructions for assembling components of the dish
** contributing baker - perhaps someone who has modified the recipe?
** source - citation of where recipe originally came from

==== A Moroccan-ish Casserole ====
[http://www.simonwheatley.co.uk/2006/03/26/a-moroccan-ish-casserole/ Simon Wheatley]

* Structured semantic XHTML based, as well as possible, on hcard/review type principles
* Composed of:
** title
** description
** number of servings (quantity)
** prep time
** cooking time
** approval rating (from hreview)
** ingredients
** preparation steps

May expand to include: variation suggestions

==== Fruit Salad ====

[http://diveintomark.org/archives/2006/06/09/fruit-salad-recipe fruit salad (Mark Pilgrim)]

Extremely detailed instructions.

* Composed of (at least)
** title of recipe
** description
** number of servings (quantity)
** shopping instructions
** ingredients
** ingredients to avoid
** preparation steps
** left-over preservation instructions

==== Perfect Flank Steak ====

[http://www.dvorak.org/blog/?p=6283 John C. "CSS is a series of tubes" Dvorak]

* Composed of
** title of recipe
** description
** ingredients
** preparation steps
** suggested accompaniments

==== Veggie Chicken Enchiladas ====

[http://www.myvegrecipes.com/recipe/chicken-enchiladas Veggie Chicken Enchiladas]
[http://www.myvegrecipes.com/recipe/xml/chicken-enchiladas.xml Veggie Chicken Enchiladas XML]

* Attempts to use XOXO as a recipe microformat
* Composed of
** ingredients
** instructions
** servings
** prep time
** serving suggestions
** cook's tips
** variations
** time saving tips

====Spaghetti primavera====

[http://blog.bumblepuppy.org.uk/2006/10/05/spaghetti-primavera/ Spaghetti-primavera]

*Written as prose
*Contains:
** introduction - containing source of original recipe book inspiration
** ingredients (in paragraph, comma separated)
** instructions (paragraph)
** observation (creates a lot of washing up!)

=== Services ===

==== cookingwithbooze.org ====
*[http://cookingwithbooze.org/ Cooking with Booze] is a cookbook and associated free-access website. All the recipes are marked up in a combination of XOXO and microformat:
* Composed of
** title of recipe (as a heading)
** note/introduction
** unordered list of ingredients
** ordered list of instructions
* [http://cookingwithbooze.org/for-geeks#microformats More information about the microformat]
* You can also download the whole recipe list as a dataset for your own experiments, in the form as a tagged XML file as output by InDesign. [http://cookingwithbooze.org/for-geeks#microformats]
* Any questions: [http://shorttermmemoryloss.com http://shorttermmemoryloss.com]

==== allrecipes.com - Sachertorte ====
[http://cake.allrecipes.com/az/Sachertorte.asp Sachertorte (allrecipes.com)]

* Composed of
** title of recipe (as a heading)
** name of the submitter
** description of the food item (e.g: "Elegant chocolate cake.")
** optional photo
** servings count
** sequence of ingredients (uses <code><ul></code>)
** sequence of preperation instructions (uses <code><ol></code>)

==== BBC Food - Marzipanned fruit cake ====

[http://www.bbc.co.uk/food/recipes/database/marzipannedfruitcake_14581.shtml Marzipanned fruit cake] [http://www.bbc.co.uk/food/recipes/ BBC Food Recipes]

* Composed of (all B&BR markup)
** title of recipe
** name of submitter/source
** servings count/quanity
** preparation time
** cooking time
** image
** suitable for vegetarians icon
** description of recipe
** ingredients list
** method steps
** notes

==== cooking.com - Jamaican Chicken Stew Recipe ====
[http://www.cooking.com/recipes/rerecite.asp?No=8196 Jamaican Chicken Stew Recipe (cooking.com)]
* Consists of
** Recipe Title (<code><font></code><code><b></code> used for header)
*** Source (Magazine, book, title, etc. with a link.)
*** Serving Size
** Photo area
*** Recipe Email, Save, Print options
*** Photo
** Recipe Ingredients (heading uses <code><b></code> <code><br></code>, each ingredient in separate <code><td></code>, ingredient keywords linked to a glossary)
** Recipe Method (no <code><p></code> used, uses <code><td></code>, <code><font></code> and <code><br></code>)
*** Copyright reprint info appears at end of prep info.
** Nutrition Facts (<code><font></code><code><b></code> used for header)
*** Serving size info repeated
*** Nutritional elements per serving (each item and value are in separate <code><td></code>)

Notes: No meaningful markup used. Recipes use <code><table></code> for all layout/presentation. <code><b></code>, <code><br></code>, and nested <code><font></code> used throughout. Line images separate sections of recipe.

==== cuzza.com - Chicken Jalfrezi Recipe ====
[http://cuzza.com/recipes/jalfrezi/ Chicken Jalfrezi Recipe (cuzza.com)]
* Consists of
** Recipe Title (<code><h2></code>)
*** Subheading/summary description (<code><h3></code>)
*** Teaser text with photo (<code><div class="teaser"><div class="mainImg"></code>)
** Method steps (each step in a <code><div class="step"></code> with an image and text)
** Number of servings (<code><h5></code>)
** Ingredients list (in a definition list; quantities and units not marked up separately; some ingredients link to an explanatory page)
** "Chef's notes". Explanatory notes offering advice and alternatives.

==== epicurious.com - Moroccan Braised Beef ====
[http://www.epicurious.com/recipes/recipe_views/views/230639 Moroccan Braised Beef (epicurious.com)]
* Composed of
** Recipe Intro Area
*** Photo (uses <code><p></code>)
*** Recipe Title (uses <code><h1></code>)
*** Quick intro description (No <code><p></code>)
** Ingredients * (uses <code><br></code>)
** Preparation *
*** Preparation instructions (some recipes offer Cooks' notes: - surrounded by *b* tagset, and uses <code><br></code> )
*** Serving size
*** Origin (span class = source, magazine title)
*** Copyright info (span class = copyright: publication date and location if available)
** Your notes * (user/visitor may add/submit notes to appear on their printed copy)
** Reviews * (fork ratings, 1-4)

Notes: Images are the secondary headings * (class = hdr) , no sub heading markup. Recipes do not use use <code><li></code> and use <code><br></code> instead of <code><p></code> often.

==== extratasty.com - Cuba Libre ====
[http://www.extratasty.com/recipe/46/cuba_libre Cuba Libre (extratasty.com)]

* Composed of
** title of recipe
** name of the submitter
** sequence of ingredients
** preperation instructions (continuous text)
** Recipe rating (US school grad system)

==== recipesource.com - Cranberry Cherry Relish ====
[http://www.recipesource.com/side-dishes/relishes/00/rec0053.html CRANBERRY CHERRY RELISH (recipesource.com)]
* Consists of
** Exported info (if from mastercook, mealmaster)
** Title (in uppercase)
** Recipe by: (source, author info)
** Serving size: Preparation Time:
** Categories:
** Ingredients ( displayed in columns: Amount : Measure : Ingredient -- Preparation Method )
** Cooking Instructions

Note: Recipe is in text format using <code><pre></code> inside a <code><td></code>.

==== www.cooker.net - Muffins Zucca e Radicchio ====
[http://www.cooker.net/cooker/cooker.nsf/puid/9F1CF8E0983AC24186257286003C2277 Muffins Zucca e Radicchio (cooker.net)]

*Consists of:
**Yield
**Unordered list of ingredients
**Preparations
**Photographs
**Feedback
**Classification (category recipe features in)

==== asianfoodgrocer.com - Asian Rice Salad ====
[http://www.asianfoodgrocer.com/recipes/77439.shtml Asian Rice Salad (AsianFoodGrocer.com)]

*Consists of:
**Title
**Yield
**Blurb
**Ingredients (3 column table)
**Instructions (numbered but not an ordered list)
**Author or Source Credit

b and br markup, no headings. Ingredients displayed in table, one ingredient per row - 3 columns: first for quantity or measurement number, second for measure type if there is one (c, ts, tb, etc.), third column for the ingredient type.

==== Good Living: Sydney Morning Herald - Asparagus and herb frittata ====

[http://www.smh.com.au/news/recipes/asparagus/2007/09/10/1189276601142.html Asparagus and herb frittata (smh.com.au/news/recipes/ Sydney Morning Herald: Recipes)]

Note: An article about Asparagus contains this recipe.

* Article Title (h1 markup)
** Author
** Date
** Article content
*** Recipe Title (h3 markup)
**** Ingredients (1 paragraph, ingredients separated with br markup)
**** Directions (method, p used for steps)
**** Servings (p, b markup)

Measurement units note: This recipe mixes, tbs, cm, ml, and g.

==== Real Cajun Recipes: Chicken Fricassee ====
[http://www.realcajunrecipes.com/recipes/cajun/chicken-fricassee/4.rcr Chicken Fricassee (RealCajunRecipes.com)]

Recipe is formatted with table/nested table

* Title (h3 heading)
** Food Category (not linked)
** Recipe Author
** Author origin (location)
** Date
** Drag and Drop icon for MacGourmet* users
** Ratings (up to 5 stars)
** Ratings link (viewer can rate recipe)
* The top section of the recipe is separated with an hr, rest of recipe in nested table.
** servings
** prep time
** cook time
** ready time
** author note
** Ingredients (appear in two columns, table)
** Directions (paragraph format for steps)

'''Special Note'''*
[http://www.apple.com/downloads/macosx/home_learning/macgourmet.html MacGourmet] is software which allows creation, import (of other recipes and recipe formats), export of recipes, Publishing of recipes to MovableType, Blogger, TypePad, and Blojsom weblogs. Categorization and search features. It would be good to see how these recipes are formatted. MacGourmet - 'iTunes for recipes' and can create/export shopping lists for the recipes (including to PDA, iPod, etc.), Demo available at link. Also see wiki page [[recipe-formats#MacGourmet]]

==== BigOven: Angel Hair with Tomatoes, Basil And Arugula recipe ====

Recipe Example: [http://www.bigoven.com/152986_Angel-Hair-with-Tomatoes,-Basil-And-Arugula_recipe.html Angel Hair with Tomatoes, Basil And Arugula recipe (BigOven)].

[http://bigoven.com/ BigOven] - recipe software application with an online collection of recipes which were submitted from registered site users or published, exported from its software users. Published recipes can be rated online, and additional tags/categories or ingredients can be applied to published recipes. Also see the [[recipe-formats#Big_Oven]] wiki page.

Recipe output for the site uses span tags with id to format or link information. HTML format: ingredients are in table format. Uses br, no p tags.

This is an example recipe format from the site:

* Recipe Title - h1, span id="lblTitle"
** Intro Line - span id="lblSubhead", br
** Ratings - img id="img_rating"
** Photo
** Ingredients - h2, span id="Label1"
*** Individual Ingredients - (2 column table, ingredient keyword is linked, link appended with id=ingredient name.)
** Instructions - h2, span id="Label2"
*** Directions (br, span id="lblInstructions", br) - instructions, nutritional info, author, date included.
** Main ingredient tag - span id="Label7", span id="lblMainIngredient" , link to Main Ingredient)
** ADD tags. Form submit buttons for additional tag categorization (related linking). - id="lblCategoriesLabel"

==== Gopher: Fudge Recipe ====
[gopher://hal3000.cx/0/Recipes/fudge.txt gopher://hal3000.cx/0/Recipes/fudge.txt]

Note: this is '''gopher:''' (may not work in all browsers, will with Firefox)

Format plain text -- formatting line breaks, sometimes dashes for ingredient lists, underlining of title. Whitespace preserved with pre tagset.

Recipe consists of:
* Introductory information
* Recipe Title
** Ingredients
** Instructions

Another Recipe collection on Gopher at the Online Book Initiative:

[gopher://gopher.std.com/11/The%20Online%20Book%20Initiative/Recipes gopher://gopher.std.com/11/The%20Online%20Book%20Initiative/Recipes]

== Next Steps ==
# Add more examples and analysis of their markup and implied schemas
# Research existing [[recipe-formats]] ([http://home.comcast.net/~episoft/ Mealmaster], [http://www.formatdata.com/recipeml/ RecipeML], ...)
# [[recipe-brainstorming]] on a minimal recipe schema that represents the 80/20 of common properties of the examples and reuses terms from existing widely implemented recipe formats.

recipe-examples

2007-10-26T19:50:45Z

HollyMarieKoltz: fixed markup

<h1> Recipe Examples </h1>

Per the microformats [[process]] this is an [[examples]] page documenting existing real world examples of actual ''tasty'' recipes published on the Web. Next steps are to research [[recipe-formats]] and then (only ''after'' that), proceed with [[recipe-brainstorming]]. Only URLs to actual recipes please.

'''Please read both [[process]] and [[examples]] before editing this page.'''

__TOC__

== Contributors ==

* [http://tantek.com/ Tantek Çelik]
* [[User:RobertBachmann|Robert Bachmann]]
* [[User:JeffMcNeill|jeffmcneill]]

== Recipe Lists ==
* [http://orens.com/stuff/recipes.html Steve and Aytek's recipes]. Note that they are simply using [[xoxo|XOXO]] for the lists. It doesn't appear that anything more is necessary for a list of recipes.
* [http://www.myvegrecipes.com/category/main-dishes My Veg Recipes]. Also uses [[xoxo|XOXO]] for lists of recipes.
* ...
* ...

== Recipes Examples ==

=== Individuals ===

==== Hamburger ====
[http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Cookbook:Hamburger Wikibooks Cookbook:Hamburger]

Composed of
* Summary
** Categories
** Servings
** Time
** Rating
** Energy
** Image
* Recipe
** Description (text)
** Ingredients (required/optional)
** Procedure (OL)
** Suggestions (text)
** Notes, tips and variations (UL)
** Categories

==== Lentil Stew ====
[http://1moon.com/recipes/mercimek.html Neriman’s Mercimek - Yummy Lentils]

* Appears to be a simple BBEdit 5.0 conversion of a plain text file into HTML 3.2
* Uses <code><br><br></code> to delimit sections
* Composed of:
** author of recipe
** title of recipe, with English translation
** top level structure of time/instructions, with ingredients noted as necessary for each step
** serving suggestion(s) (serve with ...)

==== Mocha Brownie Cake ====
[http://orens.com/stuff/recipe_data/mocha_brownie_cake.html Mocha Brownie Cake]

* Composed of
** title of recipe / food item (looks like a heading)
** sequence of larger tasks (separated by subheadings), each of which has
*** list of ingredients (uses <code><ul></code>) for a particular component of the dish
*** preparation instructions for those ingredients
*** OR a instructions for assembling components of the dish
** contributing baker - perhaps someone who has modified the recipe?
** source - citation of where recipe originally came from

==== A Moroccan-ish Casserole ====
[http://www.simonwheatley.co.uk/2006/03/26/a-moroccan-ish-casserole/ Simon Wheatley]

* Structured semantic XHTML based, as well as possible, on hcard/review type principles
* Composed of:
** title
** description
** number of servings (quantity)
** prep time
** cooking time
** approval rating (from hreview)
** ingredients
** preparation steps

May expand to include: variation suggestions

==== Fruit Salad ====

[http://diveintomark.org/archives/2006/06/09/fruit-salad-recipe fruit salad (Mark Pilgrim)]

Extremely detailed instructions.

* Composed of (at least)
** title of recipe
** description
** number of servings (quantity)
** shopping instructions
** ingredients
** ingredients to avoid
** preparation steps
** left-over preservation instructions

==== Perfect Flank Steak ====

[http://www.dvorak.org/blog/?p=6283 John C. "CSS is a series of tubes" Dvorak]

* Composed of
** title of recipe
** description
** ingredients
** preparation steps
** suggested accompaniments

==== Veggie Chicken Enchiladas ====

[http://www.myvegrecipes.com/recipe/chicken-enchiladas Veggie Chicken Enchiladas]
[http://www.myvegrecipes.com/recipe/xml/chicken-enchiladas.xml Veggie Chicken Enchiladas XML]

* Attempts to use XOXO as a recipe microformat
* Composed of
** ingredients
** instructions
** servings
** prep time
** serving suggestions
** cook's tips
** variations
** time saving tips

====Spaghetti primavera====

[http://blog.bumblepuppy.org.uk/2006/10/05/spaghetti-primavera/ Spaghetti-primavera]

*Written as prose
*Contains:
** introduction - containing source of original recipe book inspiration
** ingredients (in paragraph, comma separated)
** instructions (paragraph)
** observation (creates a lot of washing up!)

=== Services ===

==== cookingwithbooze.org ====
*[http://cookingwithbooze.org/ Cooking with Booze] is a cookbook and associated free-access website. All the recipes are marked up in a combination of XOXO and microformat:
* Composed of
** title of recipe (as a heading)
** note/introduction
** unordered list of ingredients
** ordered list of instructions
* [http://cookingwithbooze.org/for-geeks#microformats More information about the microformat]
* You can also download the whole recipe list as a dataset for your own experiments, in the form as a tagged XML file as output by InDesign. [http://cookingwithbooze.org/for-geeks#microformats]
* Any questions: [http://shorttermmemoryloss.com http://shorttermmemoryloss.com]

==== allrecipes.com - Sachertorte ====
[http://cake.allrecipes.com/az/Sachertorte.asp Sachertorte (allrecipes.com)]

* Composed of
** title of recipe (as a heading)
** name of the submitter
** description of the food item (e.g: "Elegant chocolate cake.")
** optional photo
** servings count
** sequence of ingredients (uses <code><ul></code>)
** sequence of preperation instructions (uses <code><ol></code>)

==== BBC Food - Marzipanned fruit cake ====

[http://www.bbc.co.uk/food/recipes/database/marzipannedfruitcake_14581.shtml Marzipanned fruit cake] [http://www.bbc.co.uk/food/recipes/ BBC Food Recipes]

* Composed of (all B&BR markup)
** title of recipe
** name of submitter/source
** servings count/quanity
** preparation time
** cooking time
** image
** suitable for vegetarians icon
** description of recipe
** ingredients list
** method steps
** notes

==== cooking.com - Jamaican Chicken Stew Recipe ====
[http://www.cooking.com/recipes/rerecite.asp?No=8196 Jamaican Chicken Stew Recipe (cooking.com)]
* Consists of
** Recipe Title (<code><font></code><code><b></code> used for header)
*** Source (Magazine, book, title, etc. with a link.)
*** Serving Size
** Photo area
*** Recipe Email, Save, Print options
*** Photo
** Recipe Ingredients (heading uses <code><b></code> <code><br></code>, each ingredient in separate <code><td></code>, ingredient keywords linked to a glossary)
** Recipe Method (no <code><p></code> used, uses <code><td></code>, <code><font></code> and <code><br></code>)
*** Copyright reprint info appears at end of prep info.
** Nutrition Facts (<code><font></code><code><b></code> used for header)
*** Serving size info repeated
*** Nutritional elements per serving (each item and value are in separate <code><td></code>)

Notes: No meaningful markup used. Recipes use <code><table></code> for all layout/presentation. <code><b></code>, <code><br></code>, and nested <code><font></code> used throughout. Line images separate sections of recipe.

==== cuzza.com - Chicken Jalfrezi Recipe ====
[http://cuzza.com/recipes/jalfrezi/ Chicken Jalfrezi Recipe (cuzza.com)]
* Consists of
** Recipe Title (<code><h2></code>)
*** Subheading/summary description (<code><h3></code>)
*** Teaser text with photo (<code><div class="teaser"><div class="mainImg"></code>)
** Method steps (each step in a <code><div class="step"></code> with an image and text)
** Number of servings (<code><h5></code>)
** Ingredients list (in a definition list; quantities and units not marked up separately; some ingredients link to an explanatory page)
** "Chef's notes". Explanatory notes offering advice and alternatives.

==== epicurious.com - Moroccan Braised Beef ====
[http://www.epicurious.com/recipes/recipe_views/views/230639 Moroccan Braised Beef (epicurious.com)]
* Composed of
** Recipe Intro Area
*** Photo (uses <code><p></code>)
*** Recipe Title (uses <code><h1></code>)
*** Quick intro description (No <code><p></code>)
** Ingredients * (uses <code><br></code>)
** Preparation *
*** Preparation instructions (some recipes offer Cooks' notes: - surrounded by *b* tagset, and uses <code><br></code> )
*** Serving size
*** Origin (span class = source, magazine title)
*** Copyright info (span class = copyright: publication date and location if available)
** Your notes * (user/visitor may add/submit notes to appear on their printed copy)
** Reviews * (fork ratings, 1-4)

Notes: Images are the secondary headings * (class = hdr) , no sub heading markup. Recipes do not use use <code><li></code> and use <code><br></code> instead of <code><p></code> often.

==== extratasty.com - Cuba Libre ====
[http://www.extratasty.com/recipe/46/cuba_libre Cuba Libre (extratasty.com)]

* Composed of
** title of recipe
** name of the submitter
** sequence of ingredients
** preperation instructions (continuous text)
** Recipe rating (US school grad system)

==== recipesource.com - Cranberry Cherry Relish ====
[http://www.recipesource.com/side-dishes/relishes/00/rec0053.html CRANBERRY CHERRY RELISH (recipesource.com)]
* Consists of
** Exported info (if from mastercook, mealmaster)
** Title (in uppercase)
** Recipe by: (source, author info)
** Serving size: Preparation Time:
** Categories:
** Ingredients ( displayed in columns: Amount : Measure : Ingredient -- Preparation Method )
** Cooking Instructions

Note: Recipe is in text format using <code><pre></code> inside a <code><td></code>.

==== www.cooker.net - Muffins Zucca e Radicchio ====
[http://www.cooker.net/cooker/cooker.nsf/puid/9F1CF8E0983AC24186257286003C2277 Muffins Zucca e Radicchio (cooker.net)]

*Consists of:
**Yield
**Unordered list of ingredients
**Preparations
**Photographs
**Feedback
**Classification (category recipe features in)

==== asianfoodgrocer.com - Asian Rice Salad ====
[http://www.asianfoodgrocer.com/recipes/77439.shtml Asian Rice Salad (AsianFoodGrocer.com)]

*Consists of:
**Title
**Yield
**Blurb
**Ingredients (3 column table)
**Instructions (numbered but not an ordered list)
**Author or Source Credit

b and br markup, no headings. Ingredients displayed in table, one ingredient per row - 3 columns: first for quantity or measurement number, second for measure type if there is one (c, ts, tb, etc.), third column for the ingredient type.

==== Good Living: Sydney Morning Herald - Asparagus and herb frittata ====

[http://www.smh.com.au/news/recipes/asparagus/2007/09/10/1189276601142.html Asparagus and herb frittata (smh.com.au/news/recipes/ Sydney Morning Herald: Recipes)]

Note: An article about Asparagus contains this recipe.

* Article Title (h1 markup)
** Author
** Date
** Article content
*** Recipe Title (h3 markup)
**** Ingredients (1 paragraph, ingredients separated with br markup)
**** Directions (method, p used for steps)
**** Servings (p, b markup)

Measurement units note: This recipe mixes, tbs, cm, ml, and g.

==== Real Cajun Recipes: Chicken Fricassee ====
[http://www.realcajunrecipes.com/recipes/cajun/chicken-fricassee/4.rcr Chicken Fricassee (RealCajunRecipes.com)]

Recipe is formatted with table/nested table

* Title (h3 heading)
** Food Category (not linked)
** Recipe Author
** Author origin (location)
** Date
** Drag and Drop icon for MacGourmet* users
** Ratings (up to 5 stars)
** Ratings link (viewer can rate recipe)
* The top section of the recipe is separated with an hr, rest of recipe in nested table.
** servings
** prep time
** cook time
** ready time
** author note
** Ingredients (appear in two columns, table)
** Directions (paragraph format for steps)

'''Special Note'''*
[http://www.apple.com/downloads/macosx/home_learning/macgourmet.html MacGourmet] is software which allows creation, import (of other recipes and recipe formats), export of recipes, Publishing of recipes to MovableType, Blogger, TypePad, and Blojsom weblogs. Categorization and search features. It would be good to see how these recipes are formatted. MacGourmet - 'iTunes for recipes' and can create/export shopping lists for the recipes (including to PDA, iPod, etc.), Demo available at link. Also see wiki page [[recipe-formats#MacGourmet]]

==== BigOven: Angel Hair with Tomatoes, Basil And Arugula recipe ====

Recipe Example: [http://www.bigoven.com/152986_Angel-Hair-with-Tomatoes,-Basil-And-Arugula_recipe.html Angel Hair with Tomatoes, Basil And Arugula recipe (BigOven)].

[http://bigoven.com/ BigOven] - recipe software application with an online collection of recipes which were submitted from registered site users or published, exported from its software users. Published recipes can be rated online, and additional tags/categories or ingredients can be applied to published recipes. Also see the [[recipe-formats#Big_Oven]] wiki page.

Recipe output for the site uses span tags with id to format or link information. HTML format: ingredients are in table format. Uses br, no p tags.

This is an example recipe format from the site:

* Recipe Title - h1, span id="lblTitle"
** Intro Line - span id="lblSubhead", br
** Ratings - img id="img_rating"
** Photo
** Ingredients - h2, span id="Label1"
*** Individual Ingredients - (2 column table, ingredient keyword is linked, link appended with id=ingredient name.)
** Instructions - h2, span id="Label2"
*** Directions (br, span id="lblInstructions", br) - instructions, nutritional info, author, date included.
** Main ingredient tag - span id="Label7", span id="lblMainIngredient" , link to Main Ingredient)
** ADD tags. Form submit buttons for additional tag categorization (related linking). - id="lblCategoriesLabel"

==== Gopher: Fudge Recipe ====
[gopher://hal3000.cx/0/Recipes/fudge.txt gopher://hal3000.cx/0/Recipes/fudge.txt]

Note: this is '''gopher:''' (may not work in all browsers, will with Firefox)

Format plain text -- formatting line breaks, sometimes dashes for ingredient lists, underlining of title. Whitespace preserved with pre tagset.

Recipe consists of:
* Introductory information
* Recipe Title
** Ingredients
** Instructions

== Next Steps ==
# Add more examples and analysis of their markup and implied schemas
# Research existing [[recipe-formats]] ([http://home.comcast.net/~episoft/ Mealmaster], [http://www.formatdata.com/recipeml/ RecipeML], ...)
# [[recipe-brainstorming]] on a minimal recipe schema that represents the 80/20 of common properties of the examples and reuses terms from existing widely implemented recipe formats.

recipe-examples

2007-10-26T19:47:57Z

HollyMarieKoltz: /* Services */

<h1> Recipe Examples </h1>

Per the microformats [[process]] this is an [[examples]] page documenting existing real world examples of actual ''tasty'' recipes published on the Web. Next steps are to research [[recipe-formats]] and then (only ''after'' that), proceed with [[recipe-brainstorming]]. Only URLs to actual recipes please.

'''Please read both [[process]] and [[examples]] before editing this page.'''

__TOC__

== Contributors ==

* [http://tantek.com/ Tantek Çelik]
* [[User:RobertBachmann|Robert Bachmann]]
* [[User:JeffMcNeill|jeffmcneill]]

== Recipe Lists ==
* [http://orens.com/stuff/recipes.html Steve and Aytek's recipes]. Note that they are simply using [[xoxo|XOXO]] for the lists. It doesn't appear that anything more is necessary for a list of recipes.
* [http://www.myvegrecipes.com/category/main-dishes My Veg Recipes]. Also uses [[xoxo|XOXO]] for lists of recipes.
* ...
* ...

== Recipes Examples ==

=== Individuals ===

==== Hamburger ====
[http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Cookbook:Hamburger Wikibooks Cookbook:Hamburger]

Composed of
* Summary
** Categories
** Servings
** Time
** Rating
** Energy
** Image
* Recipe
** Description (text)
** Ingredients (required/optional)
** Procedure (OL)
** Suggestions (text)
** Notes, tips and variations (UL)
** Categories

==== Lentil Stew ====
[http://1moon.com/recipes/mercimek.html Neriman’s Mercimek - Yummy Lentils]

* Appears to be a simple BBEdit 5.0 conversion of a plain text file into HTML 3.2
* Uses <code><br><br></code> to delimit sections
* Composed of:
** author of recipe
** title of recipe, with English translation
** top level structure of time/instructions, with ingredients noted as necessary for each step
** serving suggestion(s) (serve with ...)

==== Mocha Brownie Cake ====
[http://orens.com/stuff/recipe_data/mocha_brownie_cake.html Mocha Brownie Cake]

* Composed of
** title of recipe / food item (looks like a heading)
** sequence of larger tasks (separated by subheadings), each of which has
*** list of ingredients (uses <code><ul></code>) for a particular component of the dish
*** preparation instructions for those ingredients
*** OR a instructions for assembling components of the dish
** contributing baker - perhaps someone who has modified the recipe?
** source - citation of where recipe originally came from

==== A Moroccan-ish Casserole ====
[http://www.simonwheatley.co.uk/2006/03/26/a-moroccan-ish-casserole/ Simon Wheatley]

* Structured semantic XHTML based, as well as possible, on hcard/review type principles
* Composed of:
** title
** description
** number of servings (quantity)
** prep time
** cooking time
** approval rating (from hreview)
** ingredients
** preparation steps

May expand to include: variation suggestions

==== Fruit Salad ====

[http://diveintomark.org/archives/2006/06/09/fruit-salad-recipe fruit salad (Mark Pilgrim)]

Extremely detailed instructions.

* Composed of (at least)
** title of recipe
** description
** number of servings (quantity)
** shopping instructions
** ingredients
** ingredients to avoid
** preparation steps
** left-over preservation instructions

==== Perfect Flank Steak ====

[http://www.dvorak.org/blog/?p=6283 John C. "CSS is a series of tubes" Dvorak]

* Composed of
** title of recipe
** description
** ingredients
** preparation steps
** suggested accompaniments

==== Veggie Chicken Enchiladas ====

[http://www.myvegrecipes.com/recipe/chicken-enchiladas Veggie Chicken Enchiladas]
[http://www.myvegrecipes.com/recipe/xml/chicken-enchiladas.xml Veggie Chicken Enchiladas XML]

* Attempts to use XOXO as a recipe microformat
* Composed of
** ingredients
** instructions
** servings
** prep time
** serving suggestions
** cook's tips
** variations
** time saving tips

====Spaghetti primavera====

[http://blog.bumblepuppy.org.uk/2006/10/05/spaghetti-primavera/ Spaghetti-primavera]

*Written as prose
*Contains:
** introduction - containing source of original recipe book inspiration
** ingredients (in paragraph, comma separated)
** instructions (paragraph)
** observation (creates a lot of washing up!)

=== Services ===

==== cookingwithbooze.org ====
*[http://cookingwithbooze.org/ Cooking with Booze] is a cookbook and associated free-access website. All the recipes are marked up in a combination of XOXO and microformat:
* Composed of
** title of recipe (as a heading)
** note/introduction
** unordered list of ingredients
** ordered list of instructions
* [http://cookingwithbooze.org/for-geeks#microformats More information about the microformat]
* You can also download the whole recipe list as a dataset for your own experiments, in the form as a tagged XML file as output by InDesign. [http://cookingwithbooze.org/for-geeks#microformats]
* Any questions: [http://shorttermmemoryloss.com http://shorttermmemoryloss.com]

==== allrecipes.com - Sachertorte ====
[http://cake.allrecipes.com/az/Sachertorte.asp Sachertorte (allrecipes.com)]

* Composed of
** title of recipe (as a heading)
** name of the submitter
** description of the food item (e.g: "Elegant chocolate cake.")
** optional photo
** servings count
** sequence of ingredients (uses <code><ul></code>)
** sequence of preperation instructions (uses <code><ol></code>)

==== BBC Food - Marzipanned fruit cake ====

[http://www.bbc.co.uk/food/recipes/database/marzipannedfruitcake_14581.shtml Marzipanned fruit cake] [http://www.bbc.co.uk/food/recipes/ BBC Food Recipes]

* Composed of (all B&BR markup)
** title of recipe
** name of submitter/source
** servings count/quanity
** preparation time
** cooking time
** image
** suitable for vegetarians icon
** description of recipe
** ingredients list
** method steps
** notes

==== cooking.com - Jamaican Chicken Stew Recipe ====
[http://www.cooking.com/recipes/rerecite.asp?No=8196 Jamaican Chicken Stew Recipe (cooking.com)]
* Consists of
** Recipe Title (<code><font></code><code><b></code> used for header)
*** Source (Magazine, book, title, etc. with a link.)
*** Serving Size
** Photo area
*** Recipe Email, Save, Print options
*** Photo
** Recipe Ingredients (heading uses <code><b></code> <code><br></code>, each ingredient in separate <code><td></code>, ingredient keywords linked to a glossary)
** Recipe Method (no <code><p></code> used, uses <code><td></code>, <code><font></code> and <code><br></code>)
*** Copyright reprint info appears at end of prep info.
** Nutrition Facts (<code><font></code><code><b></code> used for header)
*** Serving size info repeated
*** Nutritional elements per serving (each item and value are in separate <code><td></code>)

Notes: No meaningful markup used. Recipes use <code><table></code> for all layout/presentation. <code><b></code>, <code><br></code>, and nested <code><font></code> used throughout. Line images separate sections of recipe.

==== cuzza.com - Chicken Jalfrezi Recipe ====
[http://cuzza.com/recipes/jalfrezi/ Chicken Jalfrezi Recipe (cuzza.com)]
* Consists of
** Recipe Title (<code><h2></code>)
*** Subheading/summary description (<code><h3></code>)
*** Teaser text with photo (<code><div class="teaser"><div class="mainImg"></code>)
** Method steps (each step in a <code><div class="step"></code> with an image and text)
** Number of servings (<code><h5></code>)
** Ingredients list (in a definition list; quantities and units not marked up separately; some ingredients link to an explanatory page)
** "Chef's notes". Explanatory notes offering advice and alternatives.

==== epicurious.com - Moroccan Braised Beef ====
[http://www.epicurious.com/recipes/recipe_views/views/230639 Moroccan Braised Beef (epicurious.com)]
* Composed of
** Recipe Intro Area
*** Photo (uses <code><p></code>)
*** Recipe Title (uses <code><h1></code>)
*** Quick intro description (No <code><p></code>)
** Ingredients * (uses <code><br></code>)
** Preparation *
*** Preparation instructions (some recipes offer Cooks' notes: - surrounded by *b* tagset, and uses <code><br></code> )
*** Serving size
*** Origin (span class = source, magazine title)
*** Copyright info (span class = copyright: publication date and location if available)
** Your notes * (user/visitor may add/submit notes to appear on their printed copy)
** Reviews * (fork ratings, 1-4)

Notes: Images are the secondary headings * (class = hdr) , no sub heading markup. Recipes do not use use <code><li></code> and use <code><br></code> instead of <code><p></code> often.

==== extratasty.com - Cuba Libre ====
[http://www.extratasty.com/recipe/46/cuba_libre Cuba Libre (extratasty.com)]

* Composed of
** title of recipe
** name of the submitter
** sequence of ingredients
** preperation instructions (continuous text)
** Recipe rating (US school grad system)

==== recipesource.com - Cranberry Cherry Relish ====
[http://www.recipesource.com/side-dishes/relishes/00/rec0053.html CRANBERRY CHERRY RELISH (recipesource.com)]
* Consists of
** Exported info (if from mastercook, mealmaster)
** Title (in uppercase)
** Recipe by: (source, author info)
** Serving size: Preparation Time:
** Categories:
** Ingredients ( displayed in columns: Amount : Measure : Ingredient -- Preparation Method )
** Cooking Instructions

Note: Recipe is in text format using <code><pre></code> inside a <code><td></code>.

==== www.cooker.net - Muffins Zucca e Radicchio ====
[http://www.cooker.net/cooker/cooker.nsf/puid/9F1CF8E0983AC24186257286003C2277 Muffins Zucca e Radicchio (cooker.net)]

*Consists of:
**Yield
**Unordered list of ingredients
**Preparations
**Photographs
**Feedback
**Classification (category recipe features in)

==== asianfoodgrocer.com - Asian Rice Salad ====
[http://www.asianfoodgrocer.com/recipes/77439.shtml Asian Rice Salad (AsianFoodGrocer.com)]

*Consists of:
**Title
**Yield
**Blurb
**Ingredients (3 column table)
**Instructions (numbered but not an ordered list)
**Author or Source Credit

b and br markup, no headings. Ingredients displayed in table, one ingredient per row - 3 columns: first for quantity or measurement number, second for measure type if there is one (c, ts, tb, etc.), third column for the ingredient type.

==== Good Living: Sydney Morning Herald - Asparagus and herb frittata ====

[http://www.smh.com.au/news/recipes/asparagus/2007/09/10/1189276601142.html Asparagus and herb frittata (smh.com.au/news/recipes/ Sydney Morning Herald: Recipes)]

Note: An article about Asparagus contains this recipe.

* Article Title (h1 markup)
** Author
** Date
** Article content
*** Recipe Title (h3 markup)
**** Ingredients (1 paragraph, ingredients separated with br markup)
**** Directions (method, p used for steps)
**** Servings (p, b markup)

Measurement units note: This recipe mixes, tbs, cm, ml, and g.

==== Real Cajun Recipes: Chicken Fricassee ====
[http://www.realcajunrecipes.com/recipes/cajun/chicken-fricassee/4.rcr Chicken Fricassee (RealCajunRecipes.com)]

Recipe is formatted with table/nested table

* Title (h3 heading)
** Food Category (not linked)
** Recipe Author
** Author origin (location)
** Date
** Drag and Drop icon for MacGourmet* users
** Ratings (up to 5 stars)
** Ratings link (viewer can rate recipe)
* The top section of the recipe is separated with an hr, rest of recipe in nested table.
** servings
** prep time
** cook time
** ready time
** author note
** Ingredients (appear in two columns, table)
** Directions (paragraph format for steps)

'''Special Note'''*
[http://www.apple.com/downloads/macosx/home_learning/macgourmet.html MacGourmet] is software which allows creation, import (of other recipes and recipe formats), export of recipes, Publishing of recipes to MovableType, Blogger, TypePad, and Blojsom weblogs. Categorization and search features. It would be good to see how these recipes are formatted. MacGourmet - 'iTunes for recipes' and can create/export shopping lists for the recipes (including to PDA, iPod, etc.), Demo available at link. Also see wiki page [[recipe-formats#MacGourmet]]

==== BigOven: Angel Hair with Tomatoes, Basil And Arugula recipe ====

Recipe Example: [http://www.bigoven.com/152986_Angel-Hair-with-Tomatoes,-Basil-And-Arugula_recipe.html Angel Hair with Tomatoes, Basil And Arugula recipe (BigOven)].

[http://bigoven.com/ BigOven] - recipe software application with an online collection of recipes which were submitted from registered site users or published, exported from its software users. Published recipes can be rated online, and additional tags/categories or ingredients can be applied to published recipes. Also see the [[recipe-formats#Big_Oven]] wiki page.

Recipe output for the site uses span tags with id to format or link information. HTML format: ingredients are in table format. Uses br, no p tags.

This is an example recipe format from the site:

* Recipe Title - h1, span id="lblTitle"
** Intro Line - span id="lblSubhead", br
** Ratings - img id="img_rating"
** Photo
** Ingredients - h2, span id="Label1"
*** Individual Ingredients - (2 column table, ingredient keyword is linked, link appended with id=ingredient name.)
** Instructions - h2, span id="Label2"
*** Directions (br, span id="lblInstructions", br) - instructions, nutritional info, author, date included.
** Main ingredient tag - span id="Label7", span id="lblMainIngredient" , link to Main Ingredient)
** ADD tags. Form submit buttons for additional tag categorization (related linking). - id="lblCategoriesLabel"

==== Gopher: Fudge Recipe
[gopher://hal3000.cx/0/Recipes/fudge.txt gopher://hal3000.cx/0/Recipes/fudge.txt]

Note this is gopher:// (may not work in all browsers, will with Firefox)

Format plain text -- formatting line breaks, sometimes dashes for ingredient lists, underlining of title. Whitespace preserved with pre tagset.

Recipe consists of:
* Introductory information
* Recipe Title
** Ingredients
** Instructions

== Next Steps ==
# Add more examples and analysis of their markup and implied schemas
# Research existing [[recipe-formats]] ([http://home.comcast.net/~episoft/ Mealmaster], [http://www.formatdata.com/recipeml/ RecipeML], ...)
# [[recipe-brainstorming]] on a minimal recipe schema that represents the 80/20 of common properties of the examples and reuses terms from existing widely implemented recipe formats.

recipe-formats

2007-10-26T19:11:38Z

HollyMarieKoltz: moved related wiki links to bottom of page

== MealMaster ==

[http://home.comcast.net/~episoft/ MealMaster]

MealMaster is a piece of database software for collecting recipes. Allows searching, printing and creating of shopping lists as some of it's key features. The software allows import and export of recipes.

Have located some publishings of people's recipes in "Meal-Master format".
e.g. http://www.garvick.com/recipes/meal-master.htm

==Recipe Markup Language==
It was (formerly known as DESSERT -- Document Encoding and Structuring Specification for Electronic Recipe Transfer) is an [[XML]]-based format for marking up [[recipe]]s. The format was created in [[2000]] by the company FormatData.

[http://www.formatdata.com/recipeml/spec/recipeml-spec.html Specification]

The format provides detailed markup for defining ingredients, which facilitates automated conversions from one type of [[unit of measurement|measurement]] to another. The markup language also provides for step-based instructions. [[Metadata]] can be added to a RecipeML document through the [[Dublin Core]].

There are some software programs that read and write the RecipeML format. The most notable of these is [http://www.recipewebservice.com/largorecipes/ Largo Recipes]. The RecipeML [http://www.formatdata.com/recipeml/license.html license] is fairly open.

[http://dsquirrel.tripod.com/recipeml/indexrecipes2.html This archive] contains 10,000 recipes in Recipe Markup Language

== RxOL ==
[http://www.anthus.com/Recipes/CompCook.html RxOL] uses a postfix notation to represent recipes.

On the website [http://www.cookingforengineers.com/recipe/26/Simple-Tiramisu Cooking For Engineers] you can see a beautiful graphical representation of a recipe tree which could be constructed from the RxOL tree or one could easily code the Microformat in the form of the tree mentioned in that site. You need to scroll down to the bottom of the main article just above the comments section.

== REML: The Recipe Exchange Markup Language ==
[http://reml.sourceforge.net/ REML on Sourceforge]

REML is an XML schema that describes a file format for recipe exchange.
On the sourceforge page Gary says:
I might have developed against an existing markup languages, but RecipeML is mired in licensing problems, and CookML is written in German. And I had my own ideas about recipe exchange that could better support commercial uses, such as the development of restaurant menus and cookbooks. In any case, this is a viable XML-based format for exchanging food recipes, developed from scratch by Gary Gocek. If you have suggestions, please contact Gary.

==RecipeBook XML==
From [http://www.happy-monkey.net/recipebook/ RecipeBook XML]
RecipeBook XML is a markup language used to write recipes and cookbooks. It is simple and easy to learn, but offers some powerful features. Once a recipe is written in RecipeBook XML it can be reproduced in HTML, PDF, Rich Text formats all from the same source document.

The primary goal of RecipeBook XML is to allow people to create, store and share recipes in a variety of electronic formats. Consideration is also given to computer manipulation of the data contained within the recipes. More details are given below. Uses creative common's licence

== Eat Drink Feel Good Markup Language ==

Here is an [http://www.xml.com/pub/a/2005/02/16/edfg.html XML.com] article. See also [http://ptsefton.com/blog/2004/06/02/recipe_schema], [http://www.aaronland.info/weblog/2007/08/21/address/#doom]

== MasterCook format ==
Text format: [http://fp.enter.net/~rburk/pastries/doughnuts/appleorc.txt Example]
See Also:
*[http://fp.enter.net/~rburk/ MasterCook Recipes]
*[http://www.valusoft.com/products/mastercook.html Software]
*[http://www.geocities.com/napavalley/2267/mastercook.html Recipes]
*[http://www.grassrootsrecipes.com/ Recipes]

== MacGourmet ==
[http://www.apple.com/downloads/macosx/home_learning/macgourmet.html MacGourmet (apple.com)] is software for: creation, import (of other recipes and recipe formats), export of recipes, Publishing of recipes to MovableType, Blogger, TypePad, and Blojsom weblogs. Categorization and search features. MacGourmet - 'iTunes for recipes' and can create/export shopping lists for the recipes (including to PDA, iPod, etc.), Demo available at link. (Mac OS X 10.4 or later)

*[http://www.macgourmet.com/blog/2007/04/macgourmet-21-new-import-and-export.html MacGourmet 2.1: New Import and Export Options Abound!]

''Need examples of format.''

== Connoisseur ==

[http://www.thelittleappfactory.com/application.php?app=Connoisseur (Connoisseur)] is an application based on [http://www.formatdata.com/recipeml/ The Recipe Markup Language formerly known as DESSERT], having many features including import, export, category search, and recipe ratings. (Universal Binary for 10.3 "Panther" and above) Demo available, will run for 20 sessions.

'''Service Menu Import:''' All Recipes, Asian Food Grocer, Epicurious, Good Living, Sydney Morning Herald, Real Cajun Recipes, Williams-Sonoma

'''Native File Import:''' Glen's MealMaster Recipe Archives, Lu's Mastercook Recipes, Recipes

'''Export:''' iPod, PDA, ...

'''Format:''' [http://www.formatdata.com/recipeml/ RecipeML (DESSERT)]

== Yum! ==
[http://nixanz.com/products/yum/ Yum!] is a recipe collection application for Mac OS X.

'''Features:''' Search, indexing, printing options, recipe text formatting.

'''Import Formats:''' MasterCook export files, Yum files.

'''Export:''' Yum! files or to text files.

== Cook'n ==

[http://www.dvo.com/ Cook'n] is a recipe software application with several features (This newer version is for Win). [http://www.dvo.com/cookn99.html Another version of Cook'n (99)] available for Windows, Palm Pilot, and Mac System 7 or higher.

'''Export possibilities:''' Email (not sure on format), and publish to web (HTML).

== Big Oven ==
[http://www.bigoven.com/ Big Oven] a recipe software application. Several features: nutriional calculator, tagging for categories (become links for related recipes/main ingredients), print, ajust servings, rate recipe (up to 5 stars), email recipe, publish recipe online (might be only to the BigOven site with registration) ...

'''Categories:''' appears to use tags when looking at a recipe example - they are links - these categories may come from a predetermined list following a recipe. User picks category via a form submit button. Script may search recipe text for additional category possibilities.

'''Export:''' Outputs HTML (see [[recipe-examples#BigOven:_Angel_Hair_with_Tomatoes.2C_Basil_And_Arugula_recipe]])

== See Also: ==
* [[recipe]]
* [[recipe-examples]]
* [[recipe-brainstorming]]

recipe-formats

2007-10-26T19:07:34Z

HollyMarieKoltz: /* MealMaster */ added links for recipe-examples and recipe-brainstorming to beginning of page

Also see recipe related pages:
* [[recipe-examples]]
* [[recipe-brainstorming]]

== MealMaster ==

[http://home.comcast.net/~episoft/ MealMaster]

MealMaster is a piece of database software for collecting recipes. Allows searching, printing and creating of shopping lists as some of it's key features. The software allows import and export of recipes.

Have located some publishings of people's recipes in "Meal-Master format".
e.g. http://www.garvick.com/recipes/meal-master.htm

==Recipe Markup Language==
It was (formerly known as DESSERT -- Document Encoding and Structuring Specification for Electronic Recipe Transfer) is an [[XML]]-based format for marking up [[recipe]]s. The format was created in [[2000]] by the company FormatData.

[http://www.formatdata.com/recipeml/spec/recipeml-spec.html Specification]

The format provides detailed markup for defining ingredients, which facilitates automated conversions from one type of [[unit of measurement|measurement]] to another. The markup language also provides for step-based instructions. [[Metadata]] can be added to a RecipeML document through the [[Dublin Core]].

There are some software programs that read and write the RecipeML format. The most notable of these is [http://www.recipewebservice.com/largorecipes/ Largo Recipes]. The RecipeML [http://www.formatdata.com/recipeml/license.html license] is fairly open.

[http://dsquirrel.tripod.com/recipeml/indexrecipes2.html This archive] contains 10,000 recipes in Recipe Markup Language

== RxOL ==
[http://www.anthus.com/Recipes/CompCook.html RxOL] uses a postfix notation to represent recipes.

On the website [http://www.cookingforengineers.com/recipe/26/Simple-Tiramisu Cooking For Engineers] you can see a beautiful graphical representation of a recipe tree which could be constructed from the RxOL tree or one could easily code the Microformat in the form of the tree mentioned in that site. You need to scroll down to the bottom of the main article just above the comments section.

== REML: The Recipe Exchange Markup Language ==
[http://reml.sourceforge.net/ REML on Sourceforge]

REML is an XML schema that describes a file format for recipe exchange.
On the sourceforge page Gary says:
I might have developed against an existing markup languages, but RecipeML is mired in licensing problems, and CookML is written in German. And I had my own ideas about recipe exchange that could better support commercial uses, such as the development of restaurant menus and cookbooks. In any case, this is a viable XML-based format for exchanging food recipes, developed from scratch by Gary Gocek. If you have suggestions, please contact Gary.

==RecipeBook XML==
From [http://www.happy-monkey.net/recipebook/ RecipeBook XML]
RecipeBook XML is a markup language used to write recipes and cookbooks. It is simple and easy to learn, but offers some powerful features. Once a recipe is written in RecipeBook XML it can be reproduced in HTML, PDF, Rich Text formats all from the same source document.

The primary goal of RecipeBook XML is to allow people to create, store and share recipes in a variety of electronic formats. Consideration is also given to computer manipulation of the data contained within the recipes. More details are given below. Uses creative common's licence

== Eat Drink Feel Good Markup Language ==

Here is an [http://www.xml.com/pub/a/2005/02/16/edfg.html XML.com] article. See also [http://ptsefton.com/blog/2004/06/02/recipe_schema], [http://www.aaronland.info/weblog/2007/08/21/address/#doom]

== MasterCook format ==
Text format: [http://fp.enter.net/~rburk/pastries/doughnuts/appleorc.txt Example]
See Also:
*[http://fp.enter.net/~rburk/ MasterCook Recipes]
*[http://www.valusoft.com/products/mastercook.html Software]
*[http://www.geocities.com/napavalley/2267/mastercook.html Recipes]
*[http://www.grassrootsrecipes.com/ Recipes]

== MacGourmet ==
[http://www.apple.com/downloads/macosx/home_learning/macgourmet.html MacGourmet (apple.com)] is software for: creation, import (of other recipes and recipe formats), export of recipes, Publishing of recipes to MovableType, Blogger, TypePad, and Blojsom weblogs. Categorization and search features. MacGourmet - 'iTunes for recipes' and can create/export shopping lists for the recipes (including to PDA, iPod, etc.), Demo available at link. (Mac OS X 10.4 or later)

*[http://www.macgourmet.com/blog/2007/04/macgourmet-21-new-import-and-export.html MacGourmet 2.1: New Import and Export Options Abound!]

''Need examples of format.''

== Connoisseur ==

[http://www.thelittleappfactory.com/application.php?app=Connoisseur (Connoisseur)] is an application based on [http://www.formatdata.com/recipeml/ The Recipe Markup Language formerly known as DESSERT], having many features including import, export, category search, and recipe ratings. (Universal Binary for 10.3 "Panther" and above) Demo available, will run for 20 sessions.

'''Service Menu Import:''' All Recipes, Asian Food Grocer, Epicurious, Good Living, Sydney Morning Herald, Real Cajun Recipes, Williams-Sonoma

'''Native File Import:''' Glen's MealMaster Recipe Archives, Lu's Mastercook Recipes, Recipes

'''Export:''' iPod, PDA, ...

'''Format:''' [http://www.formatdata.com/recipeml/ RecipeML (DESSERT)]

== Yum! ==
[http://nixanz.com/products/yum/ Yum!] is a recipe collection application for Mac OS X.

'''Features:''' Search, indexing, printing options, recipe text formatting.

'''Import Formats:''' MasterCook export files, Yum files.

'''Export:''' Yum! files or to text files.

== Cook'n ==

[http://www.dvo.com/ Cook'n] is a recipe software application with several features (This newer version is for Win). [http://www.dvo.com/cookn99.html Another version of Cook'n (99)] available for Windows, Palm Pilot, and Mac System 7 or higher.

'''Export possibilities:''' Email (not sure on format), and publish to web (HTML).

== Big Oven ==
[http://www.bigoven.com/ Big Oven] a recipe software application. Several features: nutriional calculator, tagging for categories (become links for related recipes/main ingredients), print, ajust servings, rate recipe (up to 5 stars), email recipe, publish recipe online (might be only to the BigOven site with registration) ...

'''Categories:''' appears to use tags when looking at a recipe example - they are links - these categories may come from a predetermined list following a recipe. User picks category via a form submit button. Script may search recipe text for additional category possibilities.

'''Export:''' Outputs HTML (see [[recipe-examples#BigOven:_Angel_Hair_with_Tomatoes.2C_Basil_And_Arugula_recipe]])

recipe-examples

2007-10-26T18:01:57Z

HollyMarieKoltz: /* Real Cajun Recipes: Chicken Fricassee */

<h1> Recipe Examples </h1>

Per the microformats [[process]] this is an [[examples]] page documenting existing real world examples of actual ''tasty'' recipes published on the Web. Next steps are to research [[recipe-formats]] and then (only ''after'' that), proceed with [[recipe-brainstorming]]. Only URLs to actual recipes please.

'''Please read both [[process]] and [[examples]] before editing this page.'''

__TOC__

== Contributors ==

* [http://tantek.com/ Tantek Çelik]
* [[User:RobertBachmann|Robert Bachmann]]
* [[User:JeffMcNeill|jeffmcneill]]

== Recipe Lists ==
* [http://orens.com/stuff/recipes.html Steve and Aytek's recipes]. Note that they are simply using [[xoxo|XOXO]] for the lists. It doesn't appear that anything more is necessary for a list of recipes.
* [http://www.myvegrecipes.com/category/main-dishes My Veg Recipes]. Also uses [[xoxo|XOXO]] for lists of recipes.
* ...
* ...

== Recipes Examples ==

=== Individuals ===

==== Hamburger ====
[http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Cookbook:Hamburger Wikibooks Cookbook:Hamburger]

Composed of
* Summary
** Categories
** Servings
** Time
** Rating
** Energy
** Image
* Recipe
** Description (text)
** Ingredients (required/optional)
** Procedure (OL)
** Suggestions (text)
** Notes, tips and variations (UL)
** Categories

==== Lentil Stew ====
[http://1moon.com/recipes/mercimek.html Neriman’s Mercimek - Yummy Lentils]

* Appears to be a simple BBEdit 5.0 conversion of a plain text file into HTML 3.2
* Uses <code><br><br></code> to delimit sections
* Composed of:
** author of recipe
** title of recipe, with English translation
** top level structure of time/instructions, with ingredients noted as necessary for each step
** serving suggestion(s) (serve with ...)

==== Mocha Brownie Cake ====
[http://orens.com/stuff/recipe_data/mocha_brownie_cake.html Mocha Brownie Cake]

* Composed of
** title of recipe / food item (looks like a heading)
** sequence of larger tasks (separated by subheadings), each of which has
*** list of ingredients (uses <code><ul></code>) for a particular component of the dish
*** preparation instructions for those ingredients
*** OR a instructions for assembling components of the dish
** contributing baker - perhaps someone who has modified the recipe?
** source - citation of where recipe originally came from

==== A Moroccan-ish Casserole ====
[http://www.simonwheatley.co.uk/2006/03/26/a-moroccan-ish-casserole/ Simon Wheatley]

* Structured semantic XHTML based, as well as possible, on hcard/review type principles
* Composed of:
** title
** description
** number of servings (quantity)
** prep time
** cooking time
** approval rating (from hreview)
** ingredients
** preparation steps

May expand to include: variation suggestions

==== Fruit Salad ====

[http://diveintomark.org/archives/2006/06/09/fruit-salad-recipe fruit salad (Mark Pilgrim)]

Extremely detailed instructions.

* Composed of (at least)
** title of recipe
** description
** number of servings (quantity)
** shopping instructions
** ingredients
** ingredients to avoid
** preparation steps
** left-over preservation instructions

==== Perfect Flank Steak ====

[http://www.dvorak.org/blog/?p=6283 John C. "CSS is a series of tubes" Dvorak]

* Composed of
** title of recipe
** description
** ingredients
** preparation steps
** suggested accompaniments

==== Veggie Chicken Enchiladas ====

[http://www.myvegrecipes.com/recipe/chicken-enchiladas Veggie Chicken Enchiladas]
[http://www.myvegrecipes.com/recipe/xml/chicken-enchiladas.xml Veggie Chicken Enchiladas XML]

* Attempts to use XOXO as a recipe microformat
* Composed of
** ingredients
** instructions
** servings
** prep time
** serving suggestions
** cook's tips
** variations
** time saving tips

====Spaghetti primavera====

[http://blog.bumblepuppy.org.uk/2006/10/05/spaghetti-primavera/ Spaghetti-primavera]

*Written as prose
*Contains:
** introduction - containing source of original recipe book inspiration
** ingredients (in paragraph, comma separated)
** instructions (paragraph)
** observation (creates a lot of washing up!)

=== Services ===

==== cookingwithbooze.org ====
*[http://cookingwithbooze.org/ Cooking with Booze] is a cookbook and associated free-access website. All the recipes are marked up in a combination of XOXO and microformat:
* Composed of
** title of recipe (as a heading)
** note/introduction
** unordered list of ingredients
** ordered list of instructions
* [http://cookingwithbooze.org/for-geeks#microformats More information about the microformat]
* You can also download the whole recipe list as a dataset for your own experiments, in the form as a tagged XML file as output by InDesign. [http://cookingwithbooze.org/for-geeks#microformats]
* Any questions: [http://shorttermmemoryloss.com http://shorttermmemoryloss.com]

==== allrecipes.com - Sachertorte ====
[http://cake.allrecipes.com/az/Sachertorte.asp Sachertorte (allrecipes.com)]

* Composed of
** title of recipe (as a heading)
** name of the submitter
** description of the food item (e.g: "Elegant chocolate cake.")
** optional photo
** servings count
** sequence of ingredients (uses <code><ul></code>)
** sequence of preperation instructions (uses <code><ol></code>)

==== BBC Food - Marzipanned fruit cake ====

[http://www.bbc.co.uk/food/recipes/database/marzipannedfruitcake_14581.shtml Marzipanned fruit cake] [http://www.bbc.co.uk/food/recipes/ BBC Food Recipes]

* Composed of (all B&BR markup)
** title of recipe
** name of submitter/source
** servings count/quanity
** preparation time
** cooking time
** image
** suitable for vegetarians icon
** description of recipe
** ingredients list
** method steps
** notes

==== cooking.com - Jamaican Chicken Stew Recipe ====
[http://www.cooking.com/recipes/rerecite.asp?No=8196 Jamaican Chicken Stew Recipe (cooking.com)]
* Consists of
** Recipe Title (<code><font></code><code><b></code> used for header)
*** Source (Magazine, book, title, etc. with a link.)
*** Serving Size
** Photo area
*** Recipe Email, Save, Print options
*** Photo
** Recipe Ingredients (heading uses <code><b></code> <code><br></code>, each ingredient in separate <code><td></code>, ingredient keywords linked to a glossary)
** Recipe Method (no <code><p></code> used, uses <code><td></code>, <code><font></code> and <code><br></code>)
*** Copyright reprint info appears at end of prep info.
** Nutrition Facts (<code><font></code><code><b></code> used for header)
*** Serving size info repeated
*** Nutritional elements per serving (each item and value are in separate <code><td></code>)

Notes: No meaningful markup used. Recipes use <code><table></code> for all layout/presentation. <code><b></code>, <code><br></code>, and nested <code><font></code> used throughout. Line images separate sections of recipe.

==== cuzza.com - Chicken Jalfrezi Recipe ====
[http://cuzza.com/recipes/jalfrezi/ Chicken Jalfrezi Recipe (cuzza.com)]
* Consists of
** Recipe Title (<code><h2></code>)
*** Subheading/summary description (<code><h3></code>)
*** Teaser text with photo (<code><div class="teaser"><div class="mainImg"></code>)
** Method steps (each step in a <code><div class="step"></code> with an image and text)
** Number of servings (<code><h5></code>)
** Ingredients list (in a definition list; quantities and units not marked up separately; some ingredients link to an explanatory page)
** "Chef's notes". Explanatory notes offering advice and alternatives.

==== epicurious.com - Moroccan Braised Beef ====
[http://www.epicurious.com/recipes/recipe_views/views/230639 Moroccan Braised Beef (epicurious.com)]
* Composed of
** Recipe Intro Area
*** Photo (uses <code><p></code>)
*** Recipe Title (uses <code><h1></code>)
*** Quick intro description (No <code><p></code>)
** Ingredients * (uses <code><br></code>)
** Preparation *
*** Preparation instructions (some recipes offer Cooks' notes: - surrounded by *b* tagset, and uses <code><br></code> )
*** Serving size
*** Origin (span class = source, magazine title)
*** Copyright info (span class = copyright: publication date and location if available)
** Your notes * (user/visitor may add/submit notes to appear on their printed copy)
** Reviews * (fork ratings, 1-4)

Notes: Images are the secondary headings * (class = hdr) , no sub heading markup. Recipes do not use use <code><li></code> and use <code><br></code> instead of <code><p></code> often.

==== extratasty.com - Cuba Libre ====
[http://www.extratasty.com/recipe/46/cuba_libre Cuba Libre (extratasty.com)]

* Composed of
** title of recipe
** name of the submitter
** sequence of ingredients
** preperation instructions (continuous text)
** Recipe rating (US school grad system)

==== recipesource.com - Cranberry Cherry Relish ====
[http://www.recipesource.com/side-dishes/relishes/00/rec0053.html CRANBERRY CHERRY RELISH (recipesource.com)]
* Consists of
** Exported info (if from mastercook, mealmaster)
** Title (in uppercase)
** Recipe by: (source, author info)
** Serving size: Preparation Time:
** Categories:
** Ingredients ( displayed in columns: Amount : Measure : Ingredient -- Preparation Method )
** Cooking Instructions

Note: Recipe is in text format using <code><pre></code> inside a <code><td></code>.

==== www.cooker.net - Muffins Zucca e Radicchio ====
[http://www.cooker.net/cooker/cooker.nsf/puid/9F1CF8E0983AC24186257286003C2277 Muffins Zucca e Radicchio (cooker.net)]

*Consists of:
**Yield
**Unordered list of ingredients
**Preparations
**Photographs
**Feedback
**Classification (category recipe features in)

==== asianfoodgrocer.com - Asian Rice Salad ====
[http://www.asianfoodgrocer.com/recipes/77439.shtml Asian Rice Salad (AsianFoodGrocer.com)]

*Consists of:
**Title
**Yield
**Blurb
**Ingredients (3 column table)
**Instructions (numbered but not an ordered list)
**Author or Source Credit

b and br markup, no headings. Ingredients displayed in table, one ingredient per row - 3 columns: first for quantity or measurement number, second for measure type if there is one (c, ts, tb, etc.), third column for the ingredient type.

==== Good Living: Sydney Morning Herald - Asparagus and herb frittata ====

[http://www.smh.com.au/news/recipes/asparagus/2007/09/10/1189276601142.html Asparagus and herb frittata (smh.com.au/news/recipes/ Sydney Morning Herald: Recipes)]

Note: An article about Asparagus contains this recipe.

* Article Title (h1 markup)
** Author
** Date
** Article content
*** Recipe Title (h3 markup)
**** Ingredients (1 paragraph, ingredients separated with br markup)
**** Directions (method, p used for steps)
**** Servings (p, b markup)

Measurement units note: This recipe mixes, tbs, cm, ml, and g.

==== Real Cajun Recipes: Chicken Fricassee ====
[http://www.realcajunrecipes.com/recipes/cajun/chicken-fricassee/4.rcr Chicken Fricassee (RealCajunRecipes.com)]

Recipe is formatted with table/nested table

* Title (h3 heading)
** Food Category (not linked)
** Recipe Author
** Author origin (location)
** Date
** Drag and Drop icon for MacGourmet* users
** Ratings (up to 5 stars)
** Ratings link (viewer can rate recipe)
* The top section of the recipe is separated with an hr, rest of recipe in nested table.
** servings
** prep time
** cook time
** ready time
** author note
** Ingredients (appear in two columns, table)
** Directions (paragraph format for steps)

'''Special Note'''*
[http://www.apple.com/downloads/macosx/home_learning/macgourmet.html MacGourmet] is software which allows creation, import (of other recipes and recipe formats), export of recipes, Publishing of recipes to MovableType, Blogger, TypePad, and Blojsom weblogs. Categorization and search features. It would be good to see how these recipes are formatted. MacGourmet - 'iTunes for recipes' and can create/export shopping lists for the recipes (including to PDA, iPod, etc.), Demo available at link. Also see wiki page [[recipe-formats#MacGourmet]]

==== BigOven: Angel Hair with Tomatoes, Basil And Arugula recipe ====

Recipe Example: [http://www.bigoven.com/152986_Angel-Hair-with-Tomatoes,-Basil-And-Arugula_recipe.html Angel Hair with Tomatoes, Basil And Arugula recipe (BigOven)].

[http://bigoven.com/ BigOven] - recipe software application with an online collection of recipes which were submitted from registered site users or published, exported from its software users. Published recipes can be rated online, and additional tags/categories or ingredients can be applied to published recipes. Also see the [[recipe-formats#Big_Oven]] wiki page.

Recipe output for the site uses span tags with id to format or link information. HTML format: ingredients are in table format. Uses br, no p tags.

This is an example recipe format from the site:

* Recipe Title - h1, span id="lblTitle"
** Intro Line - span id="lblSubhead", br
** Ratings - img id="img_rating"
** Photo
** Ingredients - h2, span id="Label1"
*** Individual Ingredients - (2 column table, ingredient keyword is linked, link appended with id=ingredient name.)
** Instructions - h2, span id="Label2"
*** Directions (br, span id="lblInstructions", br) - instructions, nutritional info, author, date included.
** Main ingredient tag - span id="Label7", span id="lblMainIngredient" , link to Main Ingredient)
** ADD tags. Form submit buttons for additional tag categorization (related linking). - id="lblCategoriesLabel"

== Next Steps ==
# Add more examples and analysis of their markup and implied schemas
# Research existing [[recipe-formats]] ([http://home.comcast.net/~episoft/ Mealmaster], [http://www.formatdata.com/recipeml/ RecipeML], ...)
# [[recipe-brainstorming]] on a minimal recipe schema that represents the 80/20 of common properties of the examples and reuses terms from existing widely implemented recipe formats.

recipe-examples

2007-10-26T17:57:42Z

HollyMarieKoltz: /* Services */

<h1> Recipe Examples </h1>

Per the microformats [[process]] this is an [[examples]] page documenting existing real world examples of actual ''tasty'' recipes published on the Web. Next steps are to research [[recipe-formats]] and then (only ''after'' that), proceed with [[recipe-brainstorming]]. Only URLs to actual recipes please.

'''Please read both [[process]] and [[examples]] before editing this page.'''

__TOC__

== Contributors ==

* [http://tantek.com/ Tantek Çelik]
* [[User:RobertBachmann|Robert Bachmann]]
* [[User:JeffMcNeill|jeffmcneill]]

== Recipe Lists ==
* [http://orens.com/stuff/recipes.html Steve and Aytek's recipes]. Note that they are simply using [[xoxo|XOXO]] for the lists. It doesn't appear that anything more is necessary for a list of recipes.
* [http://www.myvegrecipes.com/category/main-dishes My Veg Recipes]. Also uses [[xoxo|XOXO]] for lists of recipes.
* ...
* ...

== Recipes Examples ==

=== Individuals ===

==== Hamburger ====
[http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Cookbook:Hamburger Wikibooks Cookbook:Hamburger]

Composed of
* Summary
** Categories
** Servings
** Time
** Rating
** Energy
** Image
* Recipe
** Description (text)
** Ingredients (required/optional)
** Procedure (OL)
** Suggestions (text)
** Notes, tips and variations (UL)
** Categories

==== Lentil Stew ====
[http://1moon.com/recipes/mercimek.html Neriman’s Mercimek - Yummy Lentils]

* Appears to be a simple BBEdit 5.0 conversion of a plain text file into HTML 3.2
* Uses <code><br><br></code> to delimit sections
* Composed of:
** author of recipe
** title of recipe, with English translation
** top level structure of time/instructions, with ingredients noted as necessary for each step
** serving suggestion(s) (serve with ...)

==== Mocha Brownie Cake ====
[http://orens.com/stuff/recipe_data/mocha_brownie_cake.html Mocha Brownie Cake]

* Composed of
** title of recipe / food item (looks like a heading)
** sequence of larger tasks (separated by subheadings), each of which has
*** list of ingredients (uses <code><ul></code>) for a particular component of the dish
*** preparation instructions for those ingredients
*** OR a instructions for assembling components of the dish
** contributing baker - perhaps someone who has modified the recipe?
** source - citation of where recipe originally came from

==== A Moroccan-ish Casserole ====
[http://www.simonwheatley.co.uk/2006/03/26/a-moroccan-ish-casserole/ Simon Wheatley]

* Structured semantic XHTML based, as well as possible, on hcard/review type principles
* Composed of:
** title
** description
** number of servings (quantity)
** prep time
** cooking time
** approval rating (from hreview)
** ingredients
** preparation steps

May expand to include: variation suggestions

==== Fruit Salad ====

[http://diveintomark.org/archives/2006/06/09/fruit-salad-recipe fruit salad (Mark Pilgrim)]

Extremely detailed instructions.

* Composed of (at least)
** title of recipe
** description
** number of servings (quantity)
** shopping instructions
** ingredients
** ingredients to avoid
** preparation steps
** left-over preservation instructions

==== Perfect Flank Steak ====

[http://www.dvorak.org/blog/?p=6283 John C. "CSS is a series of tubes" Dvorak]

* Composed of
** title of recipe
** description
** ingredients
** preparation steps
** suggested accompaniments

==== Veggie Chicken Enchiladas ====

[http://www.myvegrecipes.com/recipe/chicken-enchiladas Veggie Chicken Enchiladas]
[http://www.myvegrecipes.com/recipe/xml/chicken-enchiladas.xml Veggie Chicken Enchiladas XML]

* Attempts to use XOXO as a recipe microformat
* Composed of
** ingredients
** instructions
** servings
** prep time
** serving suggestions
** cook's tips
** variations
** time saving tips

====Spaghetti primavera====

[http://blog.bumblepuppy.org.uk/2006/10/05/spaghetti-primavera/ Spaghetti-primavera]

*Written as prose
*Contains:
** introduction - containing source of original recipe book inspiration
** ingredients (in paragraph, comma separated)
** instructions (paragraph)
** observation (creates a lot of washing up!)

=== Services ===

==== cookingwithbooze.org ====
*[http://cookingwithbooze.org/ Cooking with Booze] is a cookbook and associated free-access website. All the recipes are marked up in a combination of XOXO and microformat:
* Composed of
** title of recipe (as a heading)
** note/introduction
** unordered list of ingredients
** ordered list of instructions
* [http://cookingwithbooze.org/for-geeks#microformats More information about the microformat]
* You can also download the whole recipe list as a dataset for your own experiments, in the form as a tagged XML file as output by InDesign. [http://cookingwithbooze.org/for-geeks#microformats]
* Any questions: [http://shorttermmemoryloss.com http://shorttermmemoryloss.com]

==== allrecipes.com - Sachertorte ====
[http://cake.allrecipes.com/az/Sachertorte.asp Sachertorte (allrecipes.com)]

* Composed of
** title of recipe (as a heading)
** name of the submitter
** description of the food item (e.g: "Elegant chocolate cake.")
** optional photo
** servings count
** sequence of ingredients (uses <code><ul></code>)
** sequence of preperation instructions (uses <code><ol></code>)

==== BBC Food - Marzipanned fruit cake ====

[http://www.bbc.co.uk/food/recipes/database/marzipannedfruitcake_14581.shtml Marzipanned fruit cake] [http://www.bbc.co.uk/food/recipes/ BBC Food Recipes]

* Composed of (all B&BR markup)
** title of recipe
** name of submitter/source
** servings count/quanity
** preparation time
** cooking time
** image
** suitable for vegetarians icon
** description of recipe
** ingredients list
** method steps
** notes

==== cooking.com - Jamaican Chicken Stew Recipe ====
[http://www.cooking.com/recipes/rerecite.asp?No=8196 Jamaican Chicken Stew Recipe (cooking.com)]
* Consists of
** Recipe Title (<code><font></code><code><b></code> used for header)
*** Source (Magazine, book, title, etc. with a link.)
*** Serving Size
** Photo area
*** Recipe Email, Save, Print options
*** Photo
** Recipe Ingredients (heading uses <code><b></code> <code><br></code>, each ingredient in separate <code><td></code>, ingredient keywords linked to a glossary)
** Recipe Method (no <code><p></code> used, uses <code><td></code>, <code><font></code> and <code><br></code>)
*** Copyright reprint info appears at end of prep info.
** Nutrition Facts (<code><font></code><code><b></code> used for header)
*** Serving size info repeated
*** Nutritional elements per serving (each item and value are in separate <code><td></code>)

Notes: No meaningful markup used. Recipes use <code><table></code> for all layout/presentation. <code><b></code>, <code><br></code>, and nested <code><font></code> used throughout. Line images separate sections of recipe.

==== cuzza.com - Chicken Jalfrezi Recipe ====
[http://cuzza.com/recipes/jalfrezi/ Chicken Jalfrezi Recipe (cuzza.com)]
* Consists of
** Recipe Title (<code><h2></code>)
*** Subheading/summary description (<code><h3></code>)
*** Teaser text with photo (<code><div class="teaser"><div class="mainImg"></code>)
** Method steps (each step in a <code><div class="step"></code> with an image and text)
** Number of servings (<code><h5></code>)
** Ingredients list (in a definition list; quantities and units not marked up separately; some ingredients link to an explanatory page)
** "Chef's notes". Explanatory notes offering advice and alternatives.

==== epicurious.com - Moroccan Braised Beef ====
[http://www.epicurious.com/recipes/recipe_views/views/230639 Moroccan Braised Beef (epicurious.com)]
* Composed of
** Recipe Intro Area
*** Photo (uses <code><p></code>)
*** Recipe Title (uses <code><h1></code>)
*** Quick intro description (No <code><p></code>)
** Ingredients * (uses <code><br></code>)
** Preparation *
*** Preparation instructions (some recipes offer Cooks' notes: - surrounded by *b* tagset, and uses <code><br></code> )
*** Serving size
*** Origin (span class = source, magazine title)
*** Copyright info (span class = copyright: publication date and location if available)
** Your notes * (user/visitor may add/submit notes to appear on their printed copy)
** Reviews * (fork ratings, 1-4)

Notes: Images are the secondary headings * (class = hdr) , no sub heading markup. Recipes do not use use <code><li></code> and use <code><br></code> instead of <code><p></code> often.

==== extratasty.com - Cuba Libre ====
[http://www.extratasty.com/recipe/46/cuba_libre Cuba Libre (extratasty.com)]

* Composed of
** title of recipe
** name of the submitter
** sequence of ingredients
** preperation instructions (continuous text)
** Recipe rating (US school grad system)

==== recipesource.com - Cranberry Cherry Relish ====
[http://www.recipesource.com/side-dishes/relishes/00/rec0053.html CRANBERRY CHERRY RELISH (recipesource.com)]
* Consists of
** Exported info (if from mastercook, mealmaster)
** Title (in uppercase)
** Recipe by: (source, author info)
** Serving size: Preparation Time:
** Categories:
** Ingredients ( displayed in columns: Amount : Measure : Ingredient -- Preparation Method )
** Cooking Instructions

Note: Recipe is in text format using <code><pre></code> inside a <code><td></code>.

==== www.cooker.net - Muffins Zucca e Radicchio ====
[http://www.cooker.net/cooker/cooker.nsf/puid/9F1CF8E0983AC24186257286003C2277 Muffins Zucca e Radicchio (cooker.net)]

*Consists of:
**Yield
**Unordered list of ingredients
**Preparations
**Photographs
**Feedback
**Classification (category recipe features in)

==== asianfoodgrocer.com - Asian Rice Salad ====
[http://www.asianfoodgrocer.com/recipes/77439.shtml Asian Rice Salad (AsianFoodGrocer.com)]

*Consists of:
**Title
**Yield
**Blurb
**Ingredients (3 column table)
**Instructions (numbered but not an ordered list)
**Author or Source Credit

b and br markup, no headings. Ingredients displayed in table, one ingredient per row - 3 columns: first for quantity or measurement number, second for measure type if there is one (c, ts, tb, etc.), third column for the ingredient type.

==== Good Living: Sydney Morning Herald - Asparagus and herb frittata ====

[http://www.smh.com.au/news/recipes/asparagus/2007/09/10/1189276601142.html Asparagus and herb frittata (smh.com.au/news/recipes/ Sydney Morning Herald: Recipes)]

Note: An article about Asparagus contains this recipe.

* Article Title (h1 markup)
** Author
** Date
** Article content
*** Recipe Title (h3 markup)
**** Ingredients (1 paragraph, ingredients separated with br markup)
**** Directions (method, p used for steps)
**** Servings (p, b markup)

Measurement units note: This recipe mixes, tbs, cm, ml, and g.

==== Real Cajun Recipes: Chicken Fricassee ====
[http://www.realcajunrecipes.com/recipes/cajun/chicken-fricassee/4.rcr Chicken Fricassee (RealCajunRecipes.com)]

Recipe is formatted with table/nested table

* Title (h3 heading)
** Food Category (not linked)
** Recipe Author
** Author origin (location)
** Date
** Drag and Drop icon for MacGourmet* users
** Ratings (up to 5 stars)
** Ratings link (viewer can rate recipe)
* The top section of the recipe is separated with an hr, rest of recipe in nested table.
** servings
** prep time
** cook time
** ready time
** author note
** Ingredients (appear in two columns, table)
** Directions (paragraph format for steps)

'''Special Note'''*
[http://www.apple.com/downloads/macosx/home_learning/macgourmet.html MacGourmet] is software which allows creation, import (of other recipes and recipe formats), export of recipes, Publishing of recipes to MovableType, Blogger, TypePad, and Blojsom weblogs. Categorization and search features. It would be good to see how these recipes are formatted. MacGourmet - 'iTunes for recipes' and can create/export shopping lists for the recipes (including to PDA, iPod, etc.), Demo available at link.

==== BigOven: Angel Hair with Tomatoes, Basil And Arugula recipe ====

Recipe Example: [http://www.bigoven.com/152986_Angel-Hair-with-Tomatoes,-Basil-And-Arugula_recipe.html Angel Hair with Tomatoes, Basil And Arugula recipe (BigOven)].

[http://bigoven.com/ BigOven] - recipe software application with an online collection of recipes which were submitted from registered site users or published, exported from its software users. Published recipes can be rated online, and additional tags/categories or ingredients can be applied to published recipes. Also see the [[recipe-formats#Big_Oven]] wiki page.

Recipe output for the site uses span tags with id to format or link information. HTML format: ingredients are in table format. Uses br, no p tags.

This is an example recipe format from the site:

* Recipe Title - h1, span id="lblTitle"
** Intro Line - span id="lblSubhead", br
** Ratings - img id="img_rating"
** Photo
** Ingredients - h2, span id="Label1"
*** Individual Ingredients - (2 column table, ingredient keyword is linked, link appended with id=ingredient name.)
** Instructions - h2, span id="Label2"
*** Directions (br, span id="lblInstructions", br) - instructions, nutritional info, author, date included.
** Main ingredient tag - span id="Label7", span id="lblMainIngredient" , link to Main Ingredient)
** ADD tags. Form submit buttons for additional tag categorization (related linking). - id="lblCategoriesLabel"

== Next Steps ==
# Add more examples and analysis of their markup and implied schemas
# Research existing [[recipe-formats]] ([http://home.comcast.net/~episoft/ Mealmaster], [http://www.formatdata.com/recipeml/ RecipeML], ...)
# [[recipe-brainstorming]] on a minimal recipe schema that represents the 80/20 of common properties of the examples and reuses terms from existing widely implemented recipe formats.

recipe-formats

2007-10-26T17:53:06Z

HollyMarieKoltz: /* Big Oven */

recipe-formats

2007-10-26T17:49:44Z

HollyMarieKoltz: /* Cook'n */

recipe-examples

2007-10-26T17:42:23Z

HollyMarieKoltz: /* Services */

<h1> Recipe Examples </h1>

Per the microformats [[process]] this is an [[examples]] page documenting existing real world examples of actual ''tasty'' recipes published on the Web. Next steps are to research [[recipe-formats]] and then (only ''after'' that), proceed with [[recipe-brainstorming]]. Only URLs to actual recipes please.

'''Please read both [[process]] and [[examples]] before editing this page.'''

__TOC__

== Contributors ==

* [http://tantek.com/ Tantek Çelik]
* [[User:RobertBachmann|Robert Bachmann]]
* [[User:JeffMcNeill|jeffmcneill]]

== Recipe Lists ==
* [http://orens.com/stuff/recipes.html Steve and Aytek's recipes]. Note that they are simply using [[xoxo|XOXO]] for the lists. It doesn't appear that anything more is necessary for a list of recipes.
* [http://www.myvegrecipes.com/category/main-dishes My Veg Recipes]. Also uses [[xoxo|XOXO]] for lists of recipes.
* ...
* ...

== Recipes Examples ==

=== Individuals ===

==== Hamburger ====
[http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Cookbook:Hamburger Wikibooks Cookbook:Hamburger]

Composed of
* Summary
** Categories
** Servings
** Time
** Rating
** Energy
** Image
* Recipe
** Description (text)
** Ingredients (required/optional)
** Procedure (OL)
** Suggestions (text)
** Notes, tips and variations (UL)
** Categories

==== Lentil Stew ====
[http://1moon.com/recipes/mercimek.html Neriman’s Mercimek - Yummy Lentils]

* Appears to be a simple BBEdit 5.0 conversion of a plain text file into HTML 3.2
* Uses <code><br><br></code> to delimit sections
* Composed of:
** author of recipe
** title of recipe, with English translation
** top level structure of time/instructions, with ingredients noted as necessary for each step
** serving suggestion(s) (serve with ...)

==== Mocha Brownie Cake ====
[http://orens.com/stuff/recipe_data/mocha_brownie_cake.html Mocha Brownie Cake]

* Composed of
** title of recipe / food item (looks like a heading)
** sequence of larger tasks (separated by subheadings), each of which has
*** list of ingredients (uses <code><ul></code>) for a particular component of the dish
*** preparation instructions for those ingredients
*** OR a instructions for assembling components of the dish
** contributing baker - perhaps someone who has modified the recipe?
** source - citation of where recipe originally came from

==== A Moroccan-ish Casserole ====
[http://www.simonwheatley.co.uk/2006/03/26/a-moroccan-ish-casserole/ Simon Wheatley]

* Structured semantic XHTML based, as well as possible, on hcard/review type principles
* Composed of:
** title
** description
** number of servings (quantity)
** prep time
** cooking time
** approval rating (from hreview)
** ingredients
** preparation steps

May expand to include: variation suggestions

==== Fruit Salad ====

[http://diveintomark.org/archives/2006/06/09/fruit-salad-recipe fruit salad (Mark Pilgrim)]

Extremely detailed instructions.

* Composed of (at least)
** title of recipe
** description
** number of servings (quantity)
** shopping instructions
** ingredients
** ingredients to avoid
** preparation steps
** left-over preservation instructions

==== Perfect Flank Steak ====

[http://www.dvorak.org/blog/?p=6283 John C. "CSS is a series of tubes" Dvorak]

* Composed of
** title of recipe
** description
** ingredients
** preparation steps
** suggested accompaniments

==== Veggie Chicken Enchiladas ====

[http://www.myvegrecipes.com/recipe/chicken-enchiladas Veggie Chicken Enchiladas]
[http://www.myvegrecipes.com/recipe/xml/chicken-enchiladas.xml Veggie Chicken Enchiladas XML]

* Attempts to use XOXO as a recipe microformat
* Composed of
** ingredients
** instructions
** servings
** prep time
** serving suggestions
** cook's tips
** variations
** time saving tips

====Spaghetti primavera====

[http://blog.bumblepuppy.org.uk/2006/10/05/spaghetti-primavera/ Spaghetti-primavera]

*Written as prose
*Contains:
** introduction - containing source of original recipe book inspiration
** ingredients (in paragraph, comma separated)
** instructions (paragraph)
** observation (creates a lot of washing up!)

=== Services ===

==== cookingwithbooze.org ====
*[http://cookingwithbooze.org/ Cooking with Booze] is a cookbook and associated free-access website. All the recipes are marked up in a combination of XOXO and microformat:
* Composed of
** title of recipe (as a heading)
** note/introduction
** unordered list of ingredients
** ordered list of instructions
* [http://cookingwithbooze.org/for-geeks#microformats More information about the microformat]
* You can also download the whole recipe list as a dataset for your own experiments, in the form as a tagged XML file as output by InDesign. [http://cookingwithbooze.org/for-geeks#microformats]
* Any questions: [http://shorttermmemoryloss.com http://shorttermmemoryloss.com]

==== allrecipes.com - Sachertorte ====
[http://cake.allrecipes.com/az/Sachertorte.asp Sachertorte (allrecipes.com)]

* Composed of
** title of recipe (as a heading)
** name of the submitter
** description of the food item (e.g: "Elegant chocolate cake.")
** optional photo
** servings count
** sequence of ingredients (uses <code><ul></code>)
** sequence of preperation instructions (uses <code><ol></code>)

==== BBC Food - Marzipanned fruit cake ====

[http://www.bbc.co.uk/food/recipes/database/marzipannedfruitcake_14581.shtml Marzipanned fruit cake] [http://www.bbc.co.uk/food/recipes/ BBC Food Recipes]

* Composed of (all B&BR markup)
** title of recipe
** name of submitter/source
** servings count/quanity
** preparation time
** cooking time
** image
** suitable for vegetarians icon
** description of recipe
** ingredients list
** method steps
** notes

==== cooking.com - Jamaican Chicken Stew Recipe ====
[http://www.cooking.com/recipes/rerecite.asp?No=8196 Jamaican Chicken Stew Recipe (cooking.com)]
* Consists of
** Recipe Title (<code><font></code><code><b></code> used for header)
*** Source (Magazine, book, title, etc. with a link.)
*** Serving Size
** Photo area
*** Recipe Email, Save, Print options
*** Photo
** Recipe Ingredients (heading uses <code><b></code> <code><br></code>, each ingredient in separate <code><td></code>, ingredient keywords linked to a glossary)
** Recipe Method (no <code><p></code> used, uses <code><td></code>, <code><font></code> and <code><br></code>)
*** Copyright reprint info appears at end of prep info.
** Nutrition Facts (<code><font></code><code><b></code> used for header)
*** Serving size info repeated
*** Nutritional elements per serving (each item and value are in separate <code><td></code>)

Notes: No meaningful markup used. Recipes use <code><table></code> for all layout/presentation. <code><b></code>, <code><br></code>, and nested <code><font></code> used throughout. Line images separate sections of recipe.

==== cuzza.com - Chicken Jalfrezi Recipe ====
[http://cuzza.com/recipes/jalfrezi/ Chicken Jalfrezi Recipe (cuzza.com)]
* Consists of
** Recipe Title (<code><h2></code>)
*** Subheading/summary description (<code><h3></code>)
*** Teaser text with photo (<code><div class="teaser"><div class="mainImg"></code>)
** Method steps (each step in a <code><div class="step"></code> with an image and text)
** Number of servings (<code><h5></code>)
** Ingredients list (in a definition list; quantities and units not marked up separately; some ingredients link to an explanatory page)
** "Chef's notes". Explanatory notes offering advice and alternatives.

==== epicurious.com - Moroccan Braised Beef ====
[http://www.epicurious.com/recipes/recipe_views/views/230639 Moroccan Braised Beef (epicurious.com)]
* Composed of
** Recipe Intro Area
*** Photo (uses <code><p></code>)
*** Recipe Title (uses <code><h1></code>)
*** Quick intro description (No <code><p></code>)
** Ingredients * (uses <code><br></code>)
** Preparation *
*** Preparation instructions (some recipes offer Cooks' notes: - surrounded by *b* tagset, and uses <code><br></code> )
*** Serving size
*** Origin (span class = source, magazine title)
*** Copyright info (span class = copyright: publication date and location if available)
** Your notes * (user/visitor may add/submit notes to appear on their printed copy)
** Reviews * (fork ratings, 1-4)

Notes: Images are the secondary headings * (class = hdr) , no sub heading markup. Recipes do not use use <code><li></code> and use <code><br></code> instead of <code><p></code> often.

==== extratasty.com - Cuba Libre ====
[http://www.extratasty.com/recipe/46/cuba_libre Cuba Libre (extratasty.com)]

* Composed of
** title of recipe
** name of the submitter
** sequence of ingredients
** preperation instructions (continuous text)
** Recipe rating (US school grad system)

==== recipesource.com - Cranberry Cherry Relish ====
[http://www.recipesource.com/side-dishes/relishes/00/rec0053.html CRANBERRY CHERRY RELISH (recipesource.com)]
* Consists of
** Exported info (if from mastercook, mealmaster)
** Title (in uppercase)
** Recipe by: (source, author info)
** Serving size: Preparation Time:
** Categories:
** Ingredients ( displayed in columns: Amount : Measure : Ingredient -- Preparation Method )
** Cooking Instructions

Note: Recipe is in text format using <code><pre></code> inside a <code><td></code>.

==== www.cooker.net - Muffins Zucca e Radicchio ====
[http://www.cooker.net/cooker/cooker.nsf/puid/9F1CF8E0983AC24186257286003C2277 Muffins Zucca e Radicchio (cooker.net)]

*Consists of:
**Yield
**Unordered list of ingredients
**Preparations
**Photographs
**Feedback
**Classification (category recipe features in)

==== asianfoodgrocer.com - Asian Rice Salad ====
[http://www.asianfoodgrocer.com/recipes/77439.shtml Asian Rice Salad (AsianFoodGrocer.com)]

*Consists of:
**Title
**Yield
**Blurb
**Ingredients (3 column table)
**Instructions (numbered but not an ordered list)
**Author or Source Credit

b and br markup, no headings. Ingredients displayed in table, one ingredient per row - 3 columns: first for quantity or measurement number, second for measure type if there is one (c, ts, tb, etc.), third column for the ingredient type.

==== Good Living: Sydney Morning Herald - Asparagus and herb frittata ====

[http://www.smh.com.au/news/recipes/asparagus/2007/09/10/1189276601142.html Asparagus and herb frittata (smh.com.au/news/recipes/ Sydney Morning Herald: Recipes)]

Note: An article about Asparagus contains this recipe.

* Article Title (h1 markup)
** Author
** Date
** Article content
*** Recipe Title (h3 markup)
**** Ingredients (1 paragraph, ingredients separated with br markup)
**** Directions (method, p used for steps)
**** Servings (p, b markup)

Measurement units note: This recipe mixes, tbs, cm, ml, and g.

==== Real Cajun Recipes: Chicken Fricassee ====
[http://www.realcajunrecipes.com/recipes/cajun/chicken-fricassee/4.rcr Chicken Fricassee (RealCajunRecipes.com)]

Recipe is formatted with table/nested table

* Title (h3 heading)
** Food Category (not linked)
** Recipe Author
** Author origin (location)
** Date
** Drag and Drop icon for MacGourmet* users
** Ratings (up to 5 stars)
** Ratings link (viewer can rate recipe)
* The top section of the recipe is separated with an hr, rest of recipe in nested table.
** servings
** prep time
** cook time
** ready time
** author note
** Ingredients (appear in two columns, table)
** Directions (paragraph format for steps)

'''Special Note'''*
[http://www.apple.com/downloads/macosx/home_learning/macgourmet.html MacGourmet] is software which allows creation, import (of other recipes and recipe formats), export of recipes, Publishing of recipes to MovableType, Blogger, TypePad, and Blojsom weblogs. Categorization and search features. It would be good to see how these recipes are formatted. MacGourmet - 'iTunes for recipes' and can create/export shopping lists for the recipes (including to PDA, iPod, etc.), Demo available at link.

==== BigOven: Angel Hair with Tomatoes, Basil And Arugula recipe ====

Recipe Example: [http://www.bigoven.com/152986_Angel-Hair-with-Tomatoes,-Basil-And-Arugula_recipe.html Angel Hair with Tomatoes, Basil And Arugula recipe (BigOven)].

[http://bigoven.com/ BigOven] - recipe software application with an online collection of recipes which were submitted from registered site users or published, exported from its software users. Published recipes can be rated online, and additional tags/categories or ingredients can be applied to published recipes. Also see the recipe-formats wiki page.

Recipe output for the site uses span tags with id to format or link information. HTML format: ingredients are in table format. Uses br, no p tags.

This is an example recipe format from the site:

* Recipe Title - h1, span id="lblTitle"
** Intro Line - span id="lblSubhead", br
** Ratings - img id="img_rating"
** Photo
** Ingredients - h2, span id="Label1"
*** Individual Ingredients - (2 column table, ingredient keyword is linked, link appended with id=ingredient name.)
** Instructions - h2, span id="Label2"
*** Directions (br, span id="lblInstructions", br) - instructions, nutritional info, author, date included.
** Main ingredient tag - span id="Label7", span id="lblMainIngredient" , link to Main Ingredient)
** ADD tags. Form submit buttons for additional tag categorization (related linking). - id="lblCategoriesLabel"

== Next Steps ==
# Add more examples and analysis of their markup and implied schemas
# Research existing [[recipe-formats]] ([http://home.comcast.net/~episoft/ Mealmaster], [http://www.formatdata.com/recipeml/ RecipeML], ...)
# [[recipe-brainstorming]] on a minimal recipe schema that represents the 80/20 of common properties of the examples and reuses terms from existing widely implemented recipe formats.

recipe-formats

2007-10-26T16:27:43Z

HollyMarieKoltz: /* MasterCook format */

recipe-examples

2007-10-26T05:42:53Z

HollyMarieKoltz: /* Services */

<h1> Recipe Examples </h1>

Per the microformats [[process]] this is an [[examples]] page documenting existing real world examples of actual ''tasty'' recipes published on the Web. Next steps are to research [[recipe-formats]] and then (only ''after'' that), proceed with [[recipe-brainstorming]]. Only URLs to actual recipes please.

'''Please read both [[process]] and [[examples]] before editing this page.'''

__TOC__

== Contributors ==

* [http://tantek.com/ Tantek Çelik]
* [[User:RobertBachmann|Robert Bachmann]]
* [[User:JeffMcNeill|jeffmcneill]]

== Recipe Lists ==
* [http://orens.com/stuff/recipes.html Steve and Aytek's recipes]. Note that they are simply using [[xoxo|XOXO]] for the lists. It doesn't appear that anything more is necessary for a list of recipes.
* [http://www.myvegrecipes.com/category/main-dishes My Veg Recipes]. Also uses [[xoxo|XOXO]] for lists of recipes.
* ...
* ...

== Recipes Examples ==

=== Individuals ===

==== Hamburger ====
[http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Cookbook:Hamburger Wikibooks Cookbook:Hamburger]

Composed of
* Summary
** Categories
** Servings
** Time
** Rating
** Energy
** Image
* Recipe
** Description (text)
** Ingredients (required/optional)
** Procedure (OL)
** Suggestions (text)
** Notes, tips and variations (UL)
** Categories

==== Lentil Stew ====
[http://1moon.com/recipes/mercimek.html Neriman’s Mercimek - Yummy Lentils]

* Appears to be a simple BBEdit 5.0 conversion of a plain text file into HTML 3.2
* Uses <code><br><br></code> to delimit sections
* Composed of:
** author of recipe
** title of recipe, with English translation
** top level structure of time/instructions, with ingredients noted as necessary for each step
** serving suggestion(s) (serve with ...)

==== Mocha Brownie Cake ====
[http://orens.com/stuff/recipe_data/mocha_brownie_cake.html Mocha Brownie Cake]

* Composed of
** title of recipe / food item (looks like a heading)
** sequence of larger tasks (separated by subheadings), each of which has
*** list of ingredients (uses <code><ul></code>) for a particular component of the dish
*** preparation instructions for those ingredients
*** OR a instructions for assembling components of the dish
** contributing baker - perhaps someone who has modified the recipe?
** source - citation of where recipe originally came from

==== A Moroccan-ish Casserole ====
[http://www.simonwheatley.co.uk/2006/03/26/a-moroccan-ish-casserole/ Simon Wheatley]

* Structured semantic XHTML based, as well as possible, on hcard/review type principles
* Composed of:
** title
** description
** number of servings (quantity)
** prep time
** cooking time
** approval rating (from hreview)
** ingredients
** preparation steps

May expand to include: variation suggestions

==== Fruit Salad ====

[http://diveintomark.org/archives/2006/06/09/fruit-salad-recipe fruit salad (Mark Pilgrim)]

Extremely detailed instructions.

* Composed of (at least)
** title of recipe
** description
** number of servings (quantity)
** shopping instructions
** ingredients
** ingredients to avoid
** preparation steps
** left-over preservation instructions

==== Perfect Flank Steak ====

[http://www.dvorak.org/blog/?p=6283 John C. "CSS is a series of tubes" Dvorak]

* Composed of
** title of recipe
** description
** ingredients
** preparation steps
** suggested accompaniments

==== Veggie Chicken Enchiladas ====

[http://www.myvegrecipes.com/recipe/chicken-enchiladas Veggie Chicken Enchiladas]
[http://www.myvegrecipes.com/recipe/xml/chicken-enchiladas.xml Veggie Chicken Enchiladas XML]

* Attempts to use XOXO as a recipe microformat
* Composed of
** ingredients
** instructions
** servings
** prep time
** serving suggestions
** cook's tips
** variations
** time saving tips

====Spaghetti primavera====

[http://blog.bumblepuppy.org.uk/2006/10/05/spaghetti-primavera/ Spaghetti-primavera]

*Written as prose
*Contains:
** introduction - containing source of original recipe book inspiration
** ingredients (in paragraph, comma separated)
** instructions (paragraph)
** observation (creates a lot of washing up!)

=== Services ===

==== cookingwithbooze.org ====
*[http://cookingwithbooze.org/ Cooking with Booze] is a cookbook and associated free-access website. All the recipes are marked up in a combination of XOXO and microformat:
* Composed of
** title of recipe (as a heading)
** note/introduction
** unordered list of ingredients
** ordered list of instructions
* [http://cookingwithbooze.org/for-geeks#microformats More information about the microformat]
* You can also download the whole recipe list as a dataset for your own experiments, in the form as a tagged XML file as output by InDesign. [http://cookingwithbooze.org/for-geeks#microformats]
* Any questions: [http://shorttermmemoryloss.com http://shorttermmemoryloss.com]

==== allrecipes.com - Sachertorte ====
[http://cake.allrecipes.com/az/Sachertorte.asp Sachertorte (allrecipes.com)]

* Composed of
** title of recipe (as a heading)
** name of the submitter
** description of the food item (e.g: "Elegant chocolate cake.")
** optional photo
** servings count
** sequence of ingredients (uses <code><ul></code>)
** sequence of preperation instructions (uses <code><ol></code>)

==== BBC Food - Marzipanned fruit cake ====

[http://www.bbc.co.uk/food/recipes/database/marzipannedfruitcake_14581.shtml Marzipanned fruit cake] [http://www.bbc.co.uk/food/recipes/ BBC Food Recipes]

* Composed of (all B&BR markup)
** title of recipe
** name of submitter/source
** servings count/quanity
** preparation time
** cooking time
** image
** suitable for vegetarians icon
** description of recipe
** ingredients list
** method steps
** notes

==== cooking.com - Jamaican Chicken Stew Recipe ====
[http://www.cooking.com/recipes/rerecite.asp?No=8196 Jamaican Chicken Stew Recipe (cooking.com)]
* Consists of
** Recipe Title (<code><font></code><code><b></code> used for header)
*** Source (Magazine, book, title, etc. with a link.)
*** Serving Size
** Photo area
*** Recipe Email, Save, Print options
*** Photo
** Recipe Ingredients (heading uses <code><b></code> <code><br></code>, each ingredient in separate <code><td></code>, ingredient keywords linked to a glossary)
** Recipe Method (no <code><p></code> used, uses <code><td></code>, <code><font></code> and <code><br></code>)
*** Copyright reprint info appears at end of prep info.
** Nutrition Facts (<code><font></code><code><b></code> used for header)
*** Serving size info repeated
*** Nutritional elements per serving (each item and value are in separate <code><td></code>)

Notes: No meaningful markup used. Recipes use <code><table></code> for all layout/presentation. <code><b></code>, <code><br></code>, and nested <code><font></code> used throughout. Line images separate sections of recipe.

==== cuzza.com - Chicken Jalfrezi Recipe ====
[http://cuzza.com/recipes/jalfrezi/ Chicken Jalfrezi Recipe (cuzza.com)]
* Consists of
** Recipe Title (<code><h2></code>)
*** Subheading/summary description (<code><h3></code>)
*** Teaser text with photo (<code><div class="teaser"><div class="mainImg"></code>)
** Method steps (each step in a <code><div class="step"></code> with an image and text)
** Number of servings (<code><h5></code>)
** Ingredients list (in a definition list; quantities and units not marked up separately; some ingredients link to an explanatory page)
** "Chef's notes". Explanatory notes offering advice and alternatives.

==== epicurious.com - Moroccan Braised Beef ====
[http://www.epicurious.com/recipes/recipe_views/views/230639 Moroccan Braised Beef (epicurious.com)]
* Composed of
** Recipe Intro Area
*** Photo (uses <code><p></code>)
*** Recipe Title (uses <code><h1></code>)
*** Quick intro description (No <code><p></code>)
** Ingredients * (uses <code><br></code>)
** Preparation *
*** Preparation instructions (some recipes offer Cooks' notes: - surrounded by *b* tagset, and uses <code><br></code> )
*** Serving size
*** Origin (span class = source, magazine title)
*** Copyright info (span class = copyright: publication date and location if available)
** Your notes * (user/visitor may add/submit notes to appear on their printed copy)
** Reviews * (fork ratings, 1-4)

Notes: Images are the secondary headings * (class = hdr) , no sub heading markup. Recipes do not use use <code><li></code> and use <code><br></code> instead of <code><p></code> often.

==== extratasty.com - Cuba Libre ====
[http://www.extratasty.com/recipe/46/cuba_libre Cuba Libre (extratasty.com)]

* Composed of
** title of recipe
** name of the submitter
** sequence of ingredients
** preperation instructions (continuous text)
** Recipe rating (US school grad system)

==== recipesource.com - Cranberry Cherry Relish ====
[http://www.recipesource.com/side-dishes/relishes/00/rec0053.html CRANBERRY CHERRY RELISH (recipesource.com)]
* Consists of
** Exported info (if from mastercook, mealmaster)
** Title (in uppercase)
** Recipe by: (source, author info)
** Serving size: Preparation Time:
** Categories:
** Ingredients ( displayed in columns: Amount : Measure : Ingredient -- Preparation Method )
** Cooking Instructions

Note: Recipe is in text format using <code><pre></code> inside a <code><td></code>.

==== www.cooker.net - Muffins Zucca e Radicchio ====
[http://www.cooker.net/cooker/cooker.nsf/puid/9F1CF8E0983AC24186257286003C2277 Muffins Zucca e Radicchio (cooker.net)]

*Consists of:
**Yield
**Unordered list of ingredients
**Preparations
**Photographs
**Feedback
**Classification (category recipe features in)

==== asianfoodgrocer.com - Asian Rice Salad ====
[http://www.asianfoodgrocer.com/recipes/77439.shtml Asian Rice Salad (AsianFoodGrocer.com)]

*Consists of:
**Title
**Yield
**Blurb
**Ingredients (3 column table)
**Instructions (numbered but not an ordered list)
**Author or Source Credit

b and br markup, no headings. Ingredients displayed in table, one ingredient per row - 3 columns: first for quantity or measurement number, second for measure type if there is one (c, ts, tb, etc.), third column for the ingredient type.

==== Good Living: Sydney Morning Herald - Asparagus and herb frittata ====

[http://www.smh.com.au/news/recipes/asparagus/2007/09/10/1189276601142.html Asparagus and herb frittata (smh.com.au/news/recipes/ Sydney Morning Herald: Recipes)]

Note: An article about Asparagus contains this recipe.

* Article Title (h1 markup)
** Author
** Date
** Article content
*** Recipe Title (h3 markup)
**** Ingredients (1 paragraph, ingredients separated with br markup)
**** Directions (method, p used for steps)
**** Servings (p, b markup)

Measurement units note: This recipe mixes, tbs, cm, ml, and g.

==== Real Cajun Recipes: Chicken Fricassee ====
[http://www.realcajunrecipes.com/recipes/cajun/chicken-fricassee/4.rcr Chicken Fricassee (RealCajunRecipes.com)]

Recipe is formatted with table/nested table

* Title (h3 heading)
** Food Category (not linked)
** Recipe Author
** Author origin (location)
** Date
** Drag and Drop icon for MacGourmet* users
** Ratings (up to 5 stars)
** Ratings link (viewer can rate recipe)
* The top section of the recipe is separated with an hr, rest of recipe in nested table.
** servings
** prep time
** cook time
** ready time
** author note
** Ingredients (appear in two columns, table)
** Directions (paragraph format for steps)

'''Special Note'''*
[http://www.apple.com/downloads/macosx/home_learning/macgourmet.html MacGourmet] is software which allows creation, import (of other recipes and recipe formats), export of recipes, Publishing of recipes to MovableType, Blogger, TypePad, and Blojsom weblogs. Categorization and search features. It would be good to see how these recipes are formatted. MacGourmet - 'iTunes for recipes' and can create/export shopping lists for the recipes (including to PDA, iPod, etc.), Demo available at link.

== Next Steps ==
# Add more examples and analysis of their markup and implied schemas
# Research existing [[recipe-formats]] ([http://home.comcast.net/~episoft/ Mealmaster], [http://www.formatdata.com/recipeml/ RecipeML], ...)
# [[recipe-brainstorming]] on a minimal recipe schema that represents the 80/20 of common properties of the examples and reuses terms from existing widely implemented recipe formats.

recipe-examples

2007-10-26T05:01:23Z

HollyMarieKoltz: /* Services */

<h1> Recipe Examples </h1>

Per the microformats [[process]] this is an [[examples]] page documenting existing real world examples of actual ''tasty'' recipes published on the Web. Next steps are to research [[recipe-formats]] and then (only ''after'' that), proceed with [[recipe-brainstorming]]. Only URLs to actual recipes please.

'''Please read both [[process]] and [[examples]] before editing this page.'''

__TOC__

== Contributors ==

* [http://tantek.com/ Tantek Çelik]
* [[User:RobertBachmann|Robert Bachmann]]
* [[User:JeffMcNeill|jeffmcneill]]

== Recipe Lists ==
* [http://orens.com/stuff/recipes.html Steve and Aytek's recipes]. Note that they are simply using [[xoxo|XOXO]] for the lists. It doesn't appear that anything more is necessary for a list of recipes.
* [http://www.myvegrecipes.com/category/main-dishes My Veg Recipes]. Also uses [[xoxo|XOXO]] for lists of recipes.
* ...
* ...

== Recipes Examples ==

=== Individuals ===

==== Hamburger ====
[http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Cookbook:Hamburger Wikibooks Cookbook:Hamburger]

Composed of
* Summary
** Categories
** Servings
** Time
** Rating
** Energy
** Image
* Recipe
** Description (text)
** Ingredients (required/optional)
** Procedure (OL)
** Suggestions (text)
** Notes, tips and variations (UL)
** Categories

==== Lentil Stew ====
[http://1moon.com/recipes/mercimek.html Neriman’s Mercimek - Yummy Lentils]

* Appears to be a simple BBEdit 5.0 conversion of a plain text file into HTML 3.2
* Uses <code><br><br></code> to delimit sections
* Composed of:
** author of recipe
** title of recipe, with English translation
** top level structure of time/instructions, with ingredients noted as necessary for each step
** serving suggestion(s) (serve with ...)

==== Mocha Brownie Cake ====
[http://orens.com/stuff/recipe_data/mocha_brownie_cake.html Mocha Brownie Cake]

* Composed of
** title of recipe / food item (looks like a heading)
** sequence of larger tasks (separated by subheadings), each of which has
*** list of ingredients (uses <code><ul></code>) for a particular component of the dish
*** preparation instructions for those ingredients
*** OR a instructions for assembling components of the dish
** contributing baker - perhaps someone who has modified the recipe?
** source - citation of where recipe originally came from

==== A Moroccan-ish Casserole ====
[http://www.simonwheatley.co.uk/2006/03/26/a-moroccan-ish-casserole/ Simon Wheatley]

* Structured semantic XHTML based, as well as possible, on hcard/review type principles
* Composed of:
** title
** description
** number of servings (quantity)
** prep time
** cooking time
** approval rating (from hreview)
** ingredients
** preparation steps

May expand to include: variation suggestions

==== Fruit Salad ====

[http://diveintomark.org/archives/2006/06/09/fruit-salad-recipe fruit salad (Mark Pilgrim)]

Extremely detailed instructions.

* Composed of (at least)
** title of recipe
** description
** number of servings (quantity)
** shopping instructions
** ingredients
** ingredients to avoid
** preparation steps
** left-over preservation instructions

==== Perfect Flank Steak ====

[http://www.dvorak.org/blog/?p=6283 John C. "CSS is a series of tubes" Dvorak]

* Composed of
** title of recipe
** description
** ingredients
** preparation steps
** suggested accompaniments

==== Veggie Chicken Enchiladas ====

[http://www.myvegrecipes.com/recipe/chicken-enchiladas Veggie Chicken Enchiladas]
[http://www.myvegrecipes.com/recipe/xml/chicken-enchiladas.xml Veggie Chicken Enchiladas XML]

* Attempts to use XOXO as a recipe microformat
* Composed of
** ingredients
** instructions
** servings
** prep time
** serving suggestions
** cook's tips
** variations
** time saving tips

====Spaghetti primavera====

[http://blog.bumblepuppy.org.uk/2006/10/05/spaghetti-primavera/ Spaghetti-primavera]

*Written as prose
*Contains:
** introduction - containing source of original recipe book inspiration
** ingredients (in paragraph, comma separated)
** instructions (paragraph)
** observation (creates a lot of washing up!)

=== Services ===

==== cookingwithbooze.org ====
*[http://cookingwithbooze.org/ Cooking with Booze] is a cookbook and associated free-access website. All the recipes are marked up in a combination of XOXO and microformat:
* Composed of
** title of recipe (as a heading)
** note/introduction
** unordered list of ingredients
** ordered list of instructions
* [http://cookingwithbooze.org/for-geeks#microformats More information about the microformat]
* You can also download the whole recipe list as a dataset for your own experiments, in the form as a tagged XML file as output by InDesign. [http://cookingwithbooze.org/for-geeks#microformats]
* Any questions: [http://shorttermmemoryloss.com http://shorttermmemoryloss.com]

==== allrecipes.com - Sachertorte ====
[http://cake.allrecipes.com/az/Sachertorte.asp Sachertorte (allrecipes.com)]

* Composed of
** title of recipe (as a heading)
** name of the submitter
** description of the food item (e.g: "Elegant chocolate cake.")
** optional photo
** servings count
** sequence of ingredients (uses <code><ul></code>)
** sequence of preperation instructions (uses <code><ol></code>)

==== BBC Food - Marzipanned fruit cake ====

[http://www.bbc.co.uk/food/recipes/database/marzipannedfruitcake_14581.shtml Marzipanned fruit cake] [http://www.bbc.co.uk/food/recipes/ BBC Food Recipes]

* Composed of (all B&BR markup)
** title of recipe
** name of submitter/source
** servings count/quanity
** preparation time
** cooking time
** image
** suitable for vegetarians icon
** description of recipe
** ingredients list
** method steps
** notes

==== cooking.com - Jamaican Chicken Stew Recipe ====
[http://www.cooking.com/recipes/rerecite.asp?No=8196 Jamaican Chicken Stew Recipe (cooking.com)]
* Consists of
** Recipe Title (<code><font></code><code><b></code> used for header)
*** Source (Magazine, book, title, etc. with a link.)
*** Serving Size
** Photo area
*** Recipe Email, Save, Print options
*** Photo
** Recipe Ingredients (heading uses <code><b></code> <code><br></code>, each ingredient in separate <code><td></code>, ingredient keywords linked to a glossary)
** Recipe Method (no <code><p></code> used, uses <code><td></code>, <code><font></code> and <code><br></code>)
*** Copyright reprint info appears at end of prep info.
** Nutrition Facts (<code><font></code><code><b></code> used for header)
*** Serving size info repeated
*** Nutritional elements per serving (each item and value are in separate <code><td></code>)

Notes: No meaningful markup used. Recipes use <code><table></code> for all layout/presentation. <code><b></code>, <code><br></code>, and nested <code><font></code> used throughout. Line images separate sections of recipe.

==== cuzza.com - Chicken Jalfrezi Recipe ====
[http://cuzza.com/recipes/jalfrezi/ Chicken Jalfrezi Recipe (cuzza.com)]
* Consists of
** Recipe Title (<code><h2></code>)
*** Subheading/summary description (<code><h3></code>)
*** Teaser text with photo (<code><div class="teaser"><div class="mainImg"></code>)
** Method steps (each step in a <code><div class="step"></code> with an image and text)
** Number of servings (<code><h5></code>)
** Ingredients list (in a definition list; quantities and units not marked up separately; some ingredients link to an explanatory page)
** "Chef's notes". Explanatory notes offering advice and alternatives.

==== epicurious.com - Moroccan Braised Beef ====
[http://www.epicurious.com/recipes/recipe_views/views/230639 Moroccan Braised Beef (epicurious.com)]
* Composed of
** Recipe Intro Area
*** Photo (uses <code><p></code>)
*** Recipe Title (uses <code><h1></code>)
*** Quick intro description (No <code><p></code>)
** Ingredients * (uses <code><br></code>)
** Preparation *
*** Preparation instructions (some recipes offer Cooks' notes: - surrounded by *b* tagset, and uses <code><br></code> )
*** Serving size
*** Origin (span class = source, magazine title)
*** Copyright info (span class = copyright: publication date and location if available)
** Your notes * (user/visitor may add/submit notes to appear on their printed copy)
** Reviews * (fork ratings, 1-4)

Notes: Images are the secondary headings * (class = hdr) , no sub heading markup. Recipes do not use use <code><li></code> and use <code><br></code> instead of <code><p></code> often.

==== extratasty.com - Cuba Libre ====
[http://www.extratasty.com/recipe/46/cuba_libre Cuba Libre (extratasty.com)]

* Composed of
** title of recipe
** name of the submitter
** sequence of ingredients
** preperation instructions (continuous text)
** Recipe rating (US school grad system)

==== recipesource.com - Cranberry Cherry Relish ====
[http://www.recipesource.com/side-dishes/relishes/00/rec0053.html CRANBERRY CHERRY RELISH (recipesource.com)]
* Consists of
** Exported info (if from mastercook, mealmaster)
** Title (in uppercase)
** Recipe by: (source, author info)
** Serving size: Preparation Time:
** Categories:
** Ingredients ( displayed in columns: Amount : Measure : Ingredient -- Preparation Method )
** Cooking Instructions

Note: Recipe is in text format using <code><pre></code> inside a <code><td></code>.

==== www.cooker.net - Muffins Zucca e Radicchio ====
[http://www.cooker.net/cooker/cooker.nsf/puid/9F1CF8E0983AC24186257286003C2277 Muffins Zucca e Radicchio (cooker.net)]

*Consists of:
**Yield
**Unordered list of ingredients
**Preparations
**Photographs
**Feedback
**Classification (category recipe features in)

==== asianfoodgrocer.com - Asian Rice Salad ====
[http://www.asianfoodgrocer.com/recipes/77439.shtml Asian Rice Salad (AsianFoodGrocer.com)]

*Consists of:
**Title
**Yield
**Blurb
**Ingredients (3 column table)
**Instructions (numbered but not an ordered list)
**Author or Source Credit

b and br markup, no headings. Ingredients displayed in table, one ingredient per row - 3 columns: first for quantity or measurement number, second for measure type if there is one (c, ts, tb, etc.), third column for the ingredient type.

==== Good Living: Sydney Morning Herald - Asparagus and herb frittata ====

[http://www.smh.com.au/news/recipes/asparagus/2007/09/10/1189276601142.html Asparagus and herb frittata (smh.com.au/news/recipes/ Sydney Morning Herald: Recipes)]

Note: An article about Asparagus contains this recipe.

* Article Title (h1 markup)
** Author
** Date
** Article content
*** Recipe Title (h3 markup)
**** Ingredients (1 paragraph, ingredients separated with br markup)
**** Directions (method, p used for steps)
**** Servings (p, b markup)

Measurement units note: This recipe mixes, tbs, cm, ml, and g.

== Next Steps ==
# Add more examples and analysis of their markup and implied schemas
# Research existing [[recipe-formats]] ([http://home.comcast.net/~episoft/ Mealmaster], [http://www.formatdata.com/recipeml/ RecipeML], ...)
# [[recipe-brainstorming]] on a minimal recipe schema that represents the 80/20 of common properties of the examples and reuses terms from existing widely implemented recipe formats.

recipe-examples

2007-10-26T04:15:53Z

HollyMarieKoltz: /* asianfoodgrocer.com - Asian Rice Salad */

<h1> Recipe Examples </h1>

Per the microformats [[process]] this is an [[examples]] page documenting existing real world examples of actual ''tasty'' recipes published on the Web. Next steps are to research [[recipe-formats]] and then (only ''after'' that), proceed with [[recipe-brainstorming]]. Only URLs to actual recipes please.

'''Please read both [[process]] and [[examples]] before editing this page.'''

__TOC__

== Contributors ==

* [http://tantek.com/ Tantek Çelik]
* [[User:RobertBachmann|Robert Bachmann]]
* [[User:JeffMcNeill|jeffmcneill]]

== Recipe Lists ==
* [http://orens.com/stuff/recipes.html Steve and Aytek's recipes]. Note that they are simply using [[xoxo|XOXO]] for the lists. It doesn't appear that anything more is necessary for a list of recipes.
* [http://www.myvegrecipes.com/category/main-dishes My Veg Recipes]. Also uses [[xoxo|XOXO]] for lists of recipes.
* ...
* ...

== Recipes Examples ==

=== Individuals ===

==== Hamburger ====
[http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Cookbook:Hamburger Wikibooks Cookbook:Hamburger]

Composed of
* Summary
** Categories
** Servings
** Time
** Rating
** Energy
** Image
* Recipe
** Description (text)
** Ingredients (required/optional)
** Procedure (OL)
** Suggestions (text)
** Notes, tips and variations (UL)
** Categories

==== Lentil Stew ====
[http://1moon.com/recipes/mercimek.html Neriman’s Mercimek - Yummy Lentils]

* Appears to be a simple BBEdit 5.0 conversion of a plain text file into HTML 3.2
* Uses <code><br><br></code> to delimit sections
* Composed of:
** author of recipe
** title of recipe, with English translation
** top level structure of time/instructions, with ingredients noted as necessary for each step
** serving suggestion(s) (serve with ...)

==== Mocha Brownie Cake ====
[http://orens.com/stuff/recipe_data/mocha_brownie_cake.html Mocha Brownie Cake]

* Composed of
** title of recipe / food item (looks like a heading)
** sequence of larger tasks (separated by subheadings), each of which has
*** list of ingredients (uses <code><ul></code>) for a particular component of the dish
*** preparation instructions for those ingredients
*** OR a instructions for assembling components of the dish
** contributing baker - perhaps someone who has modified the recipe?
** source - citation of where recipe originally came from

==== A Moroccan-ish Casserole ====
[http://www.simonwheatley.co.uk/2006/03/26/a-moroccan-ish-casserole/ Simon Wheatley]

* Structured semantic XHTML based, as well as possible, on hcard/review type principles
* Composed of:
** title
** description
** number of servings (quantity)
** prep time
** cooking time
** approval rating (from hreview)
** ingredients
** preparation steps

May expand to include: variation suggestions

==== Fruit Salad ====

[http://diveintomark.org/archives/2006/06/09/fruit-salad-recipe fruit salad (Mark Pilgrim)]

Extremely detailed instructions.

* Composed of (at least)
** title of recipe
** description
** number of servings (quantity)
** shopping instructions
** ingredients
** ingredients to avoid
** preparation steps
** left-over preservation instructions

==== Perfect Flank Steak ====

[http://www.dvorak.org/blog/?p=6283 John C. "CSS is a series of tubes" Dvorak]

* Composed of
** title of recipe
** description
** ingredients
** preparation steps
** suggested accompaniments

==== Veggie Chicken Enchiladas ====

[http://www.myvegrecipes.com/recipe/chicken-enchiladas Veggie Chicken Enchiladas]
[http://www.myvegrecipes.com/recipe/xml/chicken-enchiladas.xml Veggie Chicken Enchiladas XML]

* Attempts to use XOXO as a recipe microformat
* Composed of
** ingredients
** instructions
** servings
** prep time
** serving suggestions
** cook's tips
** variations
** time saving tips

====Spaghetti primavera====

[http://blog.bumblepuppy.org.uk/2006/10/05/spaghetti-primavera/ Spaghetti-primavera]

*Written as prose
*Contains:
** introduction - containing source of original recipe book inspiration
** ingredients (in paragraph, comma separated)
** instructions (paragraph)
** observation (creates a lot of washing up!)

=== Services ===

==== cookingwithbooze.org ====
*[http://cookingwithbooze.org/ Cooking with Booze] is a cookbook and associated free-access website. All the recipes are marked up in a combination of XOXO and microformat:
* Composed of
** title of recipe (as a heading)
** note/introduction
** unordered list of ingredients
** ordered list of instructions
* [http://cookingwithbooze.org/for-geeks#microformats More information about the microformat]
* You can also download the whole recipe list as a dataset for your own experiments, in the form as a tagged XML file as output by InDesign. [http://cookingwithbooze.org/for-geeks#microformats]
* Any questions: [http://shorttermmemoryloss.com http://shorttermmemoryloss.com]

==== allrecipes.com - Sachertorte ====
[http://cake.allrecipes.com/az/Sachertorte.asp Sachertorte (allrecipes.com)]

* Composed of
** title of recipe (as a heading)
** name of the submitter
** description of the food item (e.g: "Elegant chocolate cake.")
** optional photo
** servings count
** sequence of ingredients (uses <code><ul></code>)
** sequence of preperation instructions (uses <code><ol></code>)

==== BBC Food - Marzipanned fruit cake ====

[http://www.bbc.co.uk/food/recipes/database/marzipannedfruitcake_14581.shtml Marzipanned fruit cake] [http://www.bbc.co.uk/food/recipes/ BBC Food Recipes]

* Composed of (all B&BR markup)
** title of recipe
** name of submitter/source
** servings count/quanity
** preparation time
** cooking time
** image
** suitable for vegetarians icon
** description of recipe
** ingredients list
** method steps
** notes

==== cooking.com - Jamaican Chicken Stew Recipe ====
[http://www.cooking.com/recipes/rerecite.asp?No=8196 Jamaican Chicken Stew Recipe (cooking.com)]
* Consists of
** Recipe Title (<code><font></code><code><b></code> used for header)
*** Source (Magazine, book, title, etc. with a link.)
*** Serving Size
** Photo area
*** Recipe Email, Save, Print options
*** Photo
** Recipe Ingredients (heading uses <code><b></code> <code><br></code>, each ingredient in separate <code><td></code>, ingredient keywords linked to a glossary)
** Recipe Method (no <code><p></code> used, uses <code><td></code>, <code><font></code> and <code><br></code>)
*** Copyright reprint info appears at end of prep info.
** Nutrition Facts (<code><font></code><code><b></code> used for header)
*** Serving size info repeated
*** Nutritional elements per serving (each item and value are in separate <code><td></code>)

Notes: No meaningful markup used. Recipes use <code><table></code> for all layout/presentation. <code><b></code>, <code><br></code>, and nested <code><font></code> used throughout. Line images separate sections of recipe.

==== cuzza.com - Chicken Jalfrezi Recipe ====
[http://cuzza.com/recipes/jalfrezi/ Chicken Jalfrezi Recipe (cuzza.com)]
* Consists of
** Recipe Title (<code><h2></code>)
*** Subheading/summary description (<code><h3></code>)
*** Teaser text with photo (<code><div class="teaser"><div class="mainImg"></code>)
** Method steps (each step in a <code><div class="step"></code> with an image and text)
** Number of servings (<code><h5></code>)
** Ingredients list (in a definition list; quantities and units not marked up separately; some ingredients link to an explanatory page)
** "Chef's notes". Explanatory notes offering advice and alternatives.

==== epicurious.com - Moroccan Braised Beef ====
[http://www.epicurious.com/recipes/recipe_views/views/230639 Moroccan Braised Beef (epicurious.com)]
* Composed of
** Recipe Intro Area
*** Photo (uses <code><p></code>)
*** Recipe Title (uses <code><h1></code>)
*** Quick intro description (No <code><p></code>)
** Ingredients * (uses <code><br></code>)
** Preparation *
*** Preparation instructions (some recipes offer Cooks' notes: - surrounded by *b* tagset, and uses <code><br></code> )
*** Serving size
*** Origin (span class = source, magazine title)
*** Copyright info (span class = copyright: publication date and location if available)
** Your notes * (user/visitor may add/submit notes to appear on their printed copy)
** Reviews * (fork ratings, 1-4)

Notes: Images are the secondary headings * (class = hdr) , no sub heading markup. Recipes do not use use <code><li></code> and use <code><br></code> instead of <code><p></code> often.

==== extratasty.com - Cuba Libre ====
[http://www.extratasty.com/recipe/46/cuba_libre Cuba Libre (extratasty.com)]

* Composed of
** title of recipe
** name of the submitter
** sequence of ingredients
** preperation instructions (continuous text)
** Recipe rating (US school grad system)

==== recipesource.com - Cranberry Cherry Relish ====
[http://www.recipesource.com/side-dishes/relishes/00/rec0053.html CRANBERRY CHERRY RELISH (recipesource.com)]
* Consists of
** Exported info (if from mastercook, mealmaster)
** Title (in uppercase)
** Recipe by: (source, author info)
** Serving size: Preparation Time:
** Categories:
** Ingredients ( displayed in columns: Amount : Measure : Ingredient -- Preparation Method )
** Cooking Instructions

Note: Recipe is in text format using <code><pre></code> inside a <code><td></code>.

==== www.cooker.net - Muffins Zucca e Radicchio ====
[http://www.cooker.net/cooker/cooker.nsf/puid/9F1CF8E0983AC24186257286003C2277 Muffins Zucca e Radicchio (cooker.net)]

*Consists of:
**Yield
**Unordered list of ingredients
**Preparations
**Photographs
**Feedback
**Classification (category recipe features in)

==== asianfoodgrocer.com - Asian Rice Salad ====
[http://www.asianfoodgrocer.com/recipes/77439.shtml Asian Rice Salad (AsianFoodGrocer.com)]

*Consists of:
**Title
**Yield
**Blurb
**Ingredients (3 column table)
**Instructions (numbered but not an ordered list)
**Author or Source Credit

b and br markup, no headings. Ingredients displayed in table, one ingredient per row - 3 columns: first for quantity or measurement number, second for measure type if there is one (c, ts, tb, etc.), third column for the ingredient type.

== Next Steps ==
# Add more examples and analysis of their markup and implied schemas
# Research existing [[recipe-formats]] ([http://home.comcast.net/~episoft/ Mealmaster], [http://www.formatdata.com/recipeml/ RecipeML], ...)
# [[recipe-brainstorming]] on a minimal recipe schema that represents the 80/20 of common properties of the examples and reuses terms from existing widely implemented recipe formats.

recipe-examples

2007-10-26T03:52:06Z

HollyMarieKoltz: /* Services */

<h1> Recipe Examples </h1>

Per the microformats [[process]] this is an [[examples]] page documenting existing real world examples of actual ''tasty'' recipes published on the Web. Next steps are to research [[recipe-formats]] and then (only ''after'' that), proceed with [[recipe-brainstorming]]. Only URLs to actual recipes please.

'''Please read both [[process]] and [[examples]] before editing this page.'''

__TOC__

== Contributors ==

* [http://tantek.com/ Tantek Çelik]
* [[User:RobertBachmann|Robert Bachmann]]
* [[User:JeffMcNeill|jeffmcneill]]

== Recipe Lists ==
* [http://orens.com/stuff/recipes.html Steve and Aytek's recipes]. Note that they are simply using [[xoxo|XOXO]] for the lists. It doesn't appear that anything more is necessary for a list of recipes.
* [http://www.myvegrecipes.com/category/main-dishes My Veg Recipes]. Also uses [[xoxo|XOXO]] for lists of recipes.
* ...
* ...

== Recipes Examples ==

=== Individuals ===

==== Hamburger ====
[http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Cookbook:Hamburger Wikibooks Cookbook:Hamburger]

Composed of
* Summary
** Categories
** Servings
** Time
** Rating
** Energy
** Image
* Recipe
** Description (text)
** Ingredients (required/optional)
** Procedure (OL)
** Suggestions (text)
** Notes, tips and variations (UL)
** Categories

==== Lentil Stew ====
[http://1moon.com/recipes/mercimek.html Neriman’s Mercimek - Yummy Lentils]

* Appears to be a simple BBEdit 5.0 conversion of a plain text file into HTML 3.2
* Uses <code><br><br></code> to delimit sections
* Composed of:
** author of recipe
** title of recipe, with English translation
** top level structure of time/instructions, with ingredients noted as necessary for each step
** serving suggestion(s) (serve with ...)

==== Mocha Brownie Cake ====
[http://orens.com/stuff/recipe_data/mocha_brownie_cake.html Mocha Brownie Cake]

* Composed of
** title of recipe / food item (looks like a heading)
** sequence of larger tasks (separated by subheadings), each of which has
*** list of ingredients (uses <code><ul></code>) for a particular component of the dish
*** preparation instructions for those ingredients
*** OR a instructions for assembling components of the dish
** contributing baker - perhaps someone who has modified the recipe?
** source - citation of where recipe originally came from

==== A Moroccan-ish Casserole ====
[http://www.simonwheatley.co.uk/2006/03/26/a-moroccan-ish-casserole/ Simon Wheatley]

* Structured semantic XHTML based, as well as possible, on hcard/review type principles
* Composed of:
** title
** description
** number of servings (quantity)
** prep time
** cooking time
** approval rating (from hreview)
** ingredients
** preparation steps

May expand to include: variation suggestions

==== Fruit Salad ====

[http://diveintomark.org/archives/2006/06/09/fruit-salad-recipe fruit salad (Mark Pilgrim)]

Extremely detailed instructions.

* Composed of (at least)
** title of recipe
** description
** number of servings (quantity)
** shopping instructions
** ingredients
** ingredients to avoid
** preparation steps
** left-over preservation instructions

==== Perfect Flank Steak ====

[http://www.dvorak.org/blog/?p=6283 John C. "CSS is a series of tubes" Dvorak]

* Composed of
** title of recipe
** description
** ingredients
** preparation steps
** suggested accompaniments

==== Veggie Chicken Enchiladas ====

[http://www.myvegrecipes.com/recipe/chicken-enchiladas Veggie Chicken Enchiladas]
[http://www.myvegrecipes.com/recipe/xml/chicken-enchiladas.xml Veggie Chicken Enchiladas XML]

* Attempts to use XOXO as a recipe microformat
* Composed of
** ingredients
** instructions
** servings
** prep time
** serving suggestions
** cook's tips
** variations
** time saving tips

====Spaghetti primavera====

[http://blog.bumblepuppy.org.uk/2006/10/05/spaghetti-primavera/ Spaghetti-primavera]

*Written as prose
*Contains:
** introduction - containing source of original recipe book inspiration
** ingredients (in paragraph, comma separated)
** instructions (paragraph)
** observation (creates a lot of washing up!)

=== Services ===

==== cookingwithbooze.org ====
*[http://cookingwithbooze.org/ Cooking with Booze] is a cookbook and associated free-access website. All the recipes are marked up in a combination of XOXO and microformat:
* Composed of
** title of recipe (as a heading)
** note/introduction
** unordered list of ingredients
** ordered list of instructions
* [http://cookingwithbooze.org/for-geeks#microformats More information about the microformat]
* You can also download the whole recipe list as a dataset for your own experiments, in the form as a tagged XML file as output by InDesign. [http://cookingwithbooze.org/for-geeks#microformats]
* Any questions: [http://shorttermmemoryloss.com http://shorttermmemoryloss.com]

==== allrecipes.com - Sachertorte ====
[http://cake.allrecipes.com/az/Sachertorte.asp Sachertorte (allrecipes.com)]

* Composed of
** title of recipe (as a heading)
** name of the submitter
** description of the food item (e.g: "Elegant chocolate cake.")
** optional photo
** servings count
** sequence of ingredients (uses <code><ul></code>)
** sequence of preperation instructions (uses <code><ol></code>)

==== BBC Food - Marzipanned fruit cake ====

[http://www.bbc.co.uk/food/recipes/database/marzipannedfruitcake_14581.shtml Marzipanned fruit cake] [http://www.bbc.co.uk/food/recipes/ BBC Food Recipes]

* Composed of (all B&BR markup)
** title of recipe
** name of submitter/source
** servings count/quanity
** preparation time
** cooking time
** image
** suitable for vegetarians icon
** description of recipe
** ingredients list
** method steps
** notes

==== cooking.com - Jamaican Chicken Stew Recipe ====
[http://www.cooking.com/recipes/rerecite.asp?No=8196 Jamaican Chicken Stew Recipe (cooking.com)]
* Consists of
** Recipe Title (<code><font></code><code><b></code> used for header)
*** Source (Magazine, book, title, etc. with a link.)
*** Serving Size
** Photo area
*** Recipe Email, Save, Print options
*** Photo
** Recipe Ingredients (heading uses <code><b></code> <code><br></code>, each ingredient in separate <code><td></code>, ingredient keywords linked to a glossary)
** Recipe Method (no <code><p></code> used, uses <code><td></code>, <code><font></code> and <code><br></code>)
*** Copyright reprint info appears at end of prep info.
** Nutrition Facts (<code><font></code><code><b></code> used for header)
*** Serving size info repeated
*** Nutritional elements per serving (each item and value are in separate <code><td></code>)

Notes: No meaningful markup used. Recipes use <code><table></code> for all layout/presentation. <code><b></code>, <code><br></code>, and nested <code><font></code> used throughout. Line images separate sections of recipe.

==== cuzza.com - Chicken Jalfrezi Recipe ====
[http://cuzza.com/recipes/jalfrezi/ Chicken Jalfrezi Recipe (cuzza.com)]
* Consists of
** Recipe Title (<code><h2></code>)
*** Subheading/summary description (<code><h3></code>)
*** Teaser text with photo (<code><div class="teaser"><div class="mainImg"></code>)
** Method steps (each step in a <code><div class="step"></code> with an image and text)
** Number of servings (<code><h5></code>)
** Ingredients list (in a definition list; quantities and units not marked up separately; some ingredients link to an explanatory page)
** "Chef's notes". Explanatory notes offering advice and alternatives.

==== epicurious.com - Moroccan Braised Beef ====
[http://www.epicurious.com/recipes/recipe_views/views/230639 Moroccan Braised Beef (epicurious.com)]
* Composed of
** Recipe Intro Area
*** Photo (uses <code><p></code>)
*** Recipe Title (uses <code><h1></code>)
*** Quick intro description (No <code><p></code>)
** Ingredients * (uses <code><br></code>)
** Preparation *
*** Preparation instructions (some recipes offer Cooks' notes: - surrounded by *b* tagset, and uses <code><br></code> )
*** Serving size
*** Origin (span class = source, magazine title)
*** Copyright info (span class = copyright: publication date and location if available)
** Your notes * (user/visitor may add/submit notes to appear on their printed copy)
** Reviews * (fork ratings, 1-4)

Notes: Images are the secondary headings * (class = hdr) , no sub heading markup. Recipes do not use use <code><li></code> and use <code><br></code> instead of <code><p></code> often.

==== extratasty.com - Cuba Libre ====
[http://www.extratasty.com/recipe/46/cuba_libre Cuba Libre (extratasty.com)]

* Composed of
** title of recipe
** name of the submitter
** sequence of ingredients
** preperation instructions (continuous text)
** Recipe rating (US school grad system)

==== recipesource.com - Cranberry Cherry Relish ====
[http://www.recipesource.com/side-dishes/relishes/00/rec0053.html CRANBERRY CHERRY RELISH (recipesource.com)]
* Consists of
** Exported info (if from mastercook, mealmaster)
** Title (in uppercase)
** Recipe by: (source, author info)
** Serving size: Preparation Time:
** Categories:
** Ingredients ( displayed in columns: Amount : Measure : Ingredient -- Preparation Method )
** Cooking Instructions

Note: Recipe is in text format using <code><pre></code> inside a <code><td></code>.

==== www.cooker.net - Muffins Zucca e Radicchio ====
[http://www.cooker.net/cooker/cooker.nsf/puid/9F1CF8E0983AC24186257286003C2277 Muffins Zucca e Radicchio (cooker.net)]

*Consists of:
**Yield
**Unordered list of ingredients
**Preparations
**Photographs
**Feedback
**Classification (category recipe features in)

==== asianfoodgrocer.com - Asian Rice Salad ====
[http://www.asianfoodgrocer.com/recipes/77439.shtml Asian Rice Salad (AsianFoodGrocer.com)]

*Consists of:
**Title
**Yield
**Blurb
**Ingredients (3 column table)
**Instructions (ordered list)
**Author or Source Credit

b and br markup, no headings. Ingredients displayed in table, one ingredient per row - 3 columns: first for quantity or measurement number, second for measure type if there is one (c, ts, tb, etc.), third column for the ingredient type.

== Next Steps ==
# Add more examples and analysis of their markup and implied schemas
# Research existing [[recipe-formats]] ([http://home.comcast.net/~episoft/ Mealmaster], [http://www.formatdata.com/recipeml/ RecipeML], ...)
# [[recipe-brainstorming]] on a minimal recipe schema that represents the 80/20 of common properties of the examples and reuses terms from existing widely implemented recipe formats.

recipe-examples

2006-02-22T12:01:05Z

HollyMarieKoltz: /* Next Steps */

= Recipe Examples =

== Contributors ==

* [http://tantek.com/ Tantek Çelik]
* [[User:RobertBachmann|Robert Bachmann]]

== Recipe Lists ==
* [http://orens.com/stuff/recipes.html Steve and Aytek's recipes]. Note that they are simply using [[xoxo|XOXO]] for the lists. It doesn't appear that anything more is necessary for a list of recipes.
* ...
* ...

== Recipes Examples ==

=== Lentil Stew ===
[http://1moon.com/recipes/mercimek.html Neriman’s Mercimek - Yummy Lentils]

* Appears to be a simple BBEdit 5.0 conversion of a plain text file into HTML 3.2
* Uses <code><br><br></code> to delimit sections
* Composed of:
** author of recipe
** title of recipe, with English translation
** top level structure of time/instructions, with ingredients noted as necessary for each step
** serving suggestion(s) (serve with ...)

=== Mocha Brownie Cake ===
[http://orens.com/stuff/recipe_data/mocha_brownie_cake.html Mocha Brownie Cake]

* Composed of
** title of recipe / food item (looks like a heading)
** sequence of larger tasks (separated by subheadings), each of which has
*** list of ingredients (uses <code><ul></code>) for a particular component of the dish
*** preparation instructions for those ingredients
*** OR a instructions for assembling components of the dish
** contributing baker - perhaps someone who has modified the recipe?
** source - citation of where recipe originally came from

=== Sachertorte ===
[http://cake.allrecipes.com/az/Sachertorte.asp Sachertorte (allrecipes.com)]

* Composed of
** title of recipe (as a heading)
** name of the submitter
** description of the food item (e.g: "Elegant chocolate cake.")
** optional photo
** servings count
** sequence of ingredients (uses <code><ul></code>)
** sequence of preperation instructions (uses <code><ol></code>)

=== Cuba Libre ===
[http://www.extratasty.com/recipe/46/cuba_libre Cuba Libre (extratasty.com)]

* Composed of
** title of recipe
** name of the submitter
** sequence of ingredients
** preperation instructions (continuous text)
** Recipe rating (US school grad system)

=== Moroccan Braised Beef ===
[http://www.epicurious.com/recipes/recipe_views/views/230639 Moroccan Braised Beef (epicurious.com)]
* Composed of
** Recipe Intro Area
*** Photo (uses <code><p></code>)
*** Recipe Title (uses <code><h1></code>)
*** Quick intro description (No <code><p></code>)
** Ingredients * (uses <code><br></code>)
** Preparation *
*** Preparation instructions (some recipes offer Cooks' notes: - surrounded by *b* tagset, and uses <code><br></code> )
*** Serving size
*** Origin (span class = source, magazine title)
*** Copyright info (span class = copyright: publication date and location if available)
** Your notes * (user/visitor may add/submit notes to appear on their printed copy)
** Reviews * (fork ratings, 1-4)

Notes: Images are the secondary headings * (class = hdr) , no sub heading markup. Recipes do not use use <code><li></code> and use <code><br></code> instead of <code><p></code> often.

=== Jamaican Chicken Stew Recipe ===
[http://www.cooking.com/recipes/rerecite.asp?No=8196 Jamaican Chicken Stew Recipe (cooking.com)]
* Consists of
** Recipe Title (<code><font></code><code><b></code> used for header)
*** Source (Magazine, book, title, etc. with a link.)
*** Serving Size
** Photo area
*** Recipe Email, Save, Print options
*** Photo
** Recipe Ingredients (heading uses <code><b></code> <code><br></code>, each ingredient in separate <code><td></code>, ingredient keywords linked to a glossary)
** Recipe Method (no <code><p></code> used, uses <code><td></code>, <code><font></code> and <code><br></code>)
*** Copyright reprint info appears at end of prep info.
** Nutrition Facts (<code><font></code><code><b></code> used for header)
*** Serving size info repeated
*** Nutritional elements per serving (each item and value are in separate <code><td></code>)

Notes: No meaningful markup used. Recipes use <code><table></code> for all layout/presentation. <code><b></code>, <code><br></code>, and nested <code><font></code> used throughout. Line images separate sections of recipe.

=== Cranberry Cherry Relish ===
[http://www.recipesource.com/side-dishes/relishes/00/rec0053.html CRANBERRY CHERRY RELISH (recipesource.com)]
* Consists of
** Exported info (if from mastercook, mealmaster)
** Title (in uppercase)
** Recipe by: (source, author info)
** Serving size: Preparation Time:
** Categories:
** Ingredients ( displayed in columns: Amount : Measure : Ingredient -- Preparation Method )
** Cooking Instructions

Note: Recipe is in text format using <code><pre></code> inside a <code><td></code>.

== Next Steps ==
# Add more examples and analysis of their markup and implied schemas
# Research existing [[recipe-formats]] ([http://home.comcast.net/~episoft/ Mealmaster], [http://www.formatdata.com/recipeml/ RecipeML], ...)
# [[recipe-brainstorming]] on a minimal recipe schema that solves the 80/20 of examples

recipe-examples

2006-02-22T11:42:48Z

HollyMarieKoltz: /* Cranberry Cherry Relish */

= Recipe Examples =

== Contributors ==

* [http://tantek.com/ Tantek Çelik]
* [[User:RobertBachmann|Robert Bachmann]]

== Recipe Lists ==
* [http://orens.com/stuff/recipes.html Steve and Aytek's recipes]. Note that they are simply using [[xoxo|XOXO]] for the lists. It doesn't appear that anything more is necessary for a list of recipes.
* ...
* ...

== Recipes Examples ==

=== Lentil Stew ===
[http://1moon.com/recipes/mercimek.html Neriman’s Mercimek - Yummy Lentils]

* Appears to be a simple BBEdit 5.0 conversion of a plain text file into HTML 3.2
* Uses <code><br><br></code> to delimit sections
* Composed of:
** author of recipe
** title of recipe, with English translation
** top level structure of time/instructions, with ingredients noted as necessary for each step
** serving suggestion(s) (serve with ...)

=== Mocha Brownie Cake ===
[http://orens.com/stuff/recipe_data/mocha_brownie_cake.html Mocha Brownie Cake]

* Composed of
** title of recipe / food item (looks like a heading)
** sequence of larger tasks (separated by subheadings), each of which has
*** list of ingredients (uses <code><ul></code>) for a particular component of the dish
*** preparation instructions for those ingredients
*** OR a instructions for assembling components of the dish
** contributing baker - perhaps someone who has modified the recipe?
** source - citation of where recipe originally came from

=== Sachertorte ===
[http://cake.allrecipes.com/az/Sachertorte.asp Sachertorte (allrecipes.com)]

* Composed of
** title of recipe (as a heading)
** name of the submitter
** description of the food item (e.g: "Elegant chocolate cake.")
** optional photo
** servings count
** sequence of ingredients (uses <code><ul></code>)
** sequence of preperation instructions (uses <code><ol></code>)

=== Cuba Libre ===
[http://www.extratasty.com/recipe/46/cuba_libre Cuba Libre (extratasty.com)]

* Composed of
** title of recipe
** name of the submitter
** sequence of ingredients
** preperation instructions (continuous text)
** Recipe rating (US school grad system)

=== Moroccan Braised Beef ===
[http://www.epicurious.com/recipes/recipe_views/views/230639 Moroccan Braised Beef (epicurious.com)]
* Composed of
** Recipe Intro Area
*** Photo (uses <code><p></code>)
*** Recipe Title (uses <code><h1></code>)
*** Quick intro description (No <code><p></code>)
** Ingredients * (uses <code><br></code>)
** Preparation *
*** Preparation instructions (some recipes offer Cooks' notes: - surrounded by *b* tagset, and uses <code><br></code> )
*** Serving size
*** Origin (span class = source, magazine title)
*** Copyright info (span class = copyright: publication date and location if available)
** Your notes * (user/visitor may add/submit notes to appear on their printed copy)
** Reviews * (fork ratings, 1-4)

Notes: Images are the secondary headings * (class = hdr) , no sub heading markup. Recipes do not use use <code><li></code> and use <code><br></code> instead of <code><p></code> often.

=== Jamaican Chicken Stew Recipe ===
[http://www.cooking.com/recipes/rerecite.asp?No=8196 Jamaican Chicken Stew Recipe (cooking.com)]
* Consists of
** Recipe Title (<code><font></code><code><b></code> used for header)
*** Source (Magazine, book, title, etc. with a link.)
*** Serving Size
** Photo area
*** Recipe Email, Save, Print options
*** Photo
** Recipe Ingredients (heading uses <code><b></code> <code><br></code>, each ingredient in separate <code><td></code>, ingredient keywords linked to a glossary)
** Recipe Method (no <code><p></code> used, uses <code><td></code>, <code><font></code> and <code><br></code>)
*** Copyright reprint info appears at end of prep info.
** Nutrition Facts (<code><font></code><code><b></code> used for header)
*** Serving size info repeated
*** Nutritional elements per serving (each item and value are in separate <code><td></code>)

Notes: No meaningful markup used. Recipes use <code><table></code> for all layout/presentation. <code><b></code>, <code><br></code>, and nested <code><font></code> used throughout. Line images separate sections of recipe.

=== Cranberry Cherry Relish ===
[http://www.recipesource.com/side-dishes/relishes/00/rec0053.html CRANBERRY CHERRY RELISH (recipesource.com)]
* Consists of
** Exported info (if from mastercook, mealmaster)
** Title (in uppercase)
** Recipe by: (source, author info)
** Serving size: Preparation Time:
** Categories:
** Ingredients ( displayed in columns: Amount : Measure : Ingredient -- Preparation Method )
** Cooking Instructions

Note: Recipe is in text format using <code><pre></code> inside a <code><td></code>.

== Next Steps ==
# Add more examples and analysis of their markup and implied schemas
# Research existing [[recipe-formats]] [http://home.comcast.net/~episoft/ Mealmaster], [http://www.formatdata.com/recipeml/ RecipeML], ...)
# [[recipe-brainstorming]] on a minimal recipe schema that solves the 80/20 of examples

recipe-examples

2006-02-22T11:39:58Z

HollyMarieKoltz:

= Recipe Examples =

== Contributors ==

* [http://tantek.com/ Tantek Çelik]
* [[User:RobertBachmann|Robert Bachmann]]

== Recipe Lists ==
* [http://orens.com/stuff/recipes.html Steve and Aytek's recipes]. Note that they are simply using [[xoxo|XOXO]] for the lists. It doesn't appear that anything more is necessary for a list of recipes.
* ...
* ...

== Recipes Examples ==

=== Lentil Stew ===
[http://1moon.com/recipes/mercimek.html Neriman’s Mercimek - Yummy Lentils]

* Appears to be a simple BBEdit 5.0 conversion of a plain text file into HTML 3.2
* Uses <code><br><br></code> to delimit sections
* Composed of:
** author of recipe
** title of recipe, with English translation
** top level structure of time/instructions, with ingredients noted as necessary for each step
** serving suggestion(s) (serve with ...)

=== Mocha Brownie Cake ===
[http://orens.com/stuff/recipe_data/mocha_brownie_cake.html Mocha Brownie Cake]

* Composed of
** title of recipe / food item (looks like a heading)
** sequence of larger tasks (separated by subheadings), each of which has
*** list of ingredients (uses <code><ul></code>) for a particular component of the dish
*** preparation instructions for those ingredients
*** OR a instructions for assembling components of the dish
** contributing baker - perhaps someone who has modified the recipe?
** source - citation of where recipe originally came from

=== Sachertorte ===
[http://cake.allrecipes.com/az/Sachertorte.asp Sachertorte (allrecipes.com)]

* Composed of
** title of recipe (as a heading)
** name of the submitter
** description of the food item (e.g: "Elegant chocolate cake.")
** optional photo
** servings count
** sequence of ingredients (uses <code><ul></code>)
** sequence of preperation instructions (uses <code><ol></code>)

=== Cuba Libre ===
[http://www.extratasty.com/recipe/46/cuba_libre Cuba Libre (extratasty.com)]

* Composed of
** title of recipe
** name of the submitter
** sequence of ingredients
** preperation instructions (continuous text)
** Recipe rating (US school grad system)

=== Moroccan Braised Beef ===
[http://www.epicurious.com/recipes/recipe_views/views/230639 Moroccan Braised Beef (epicurious.com)]
* Composed of
** Recipe Intro Area
*** Photo (uses <code><p></code>)
*** Recipe Title (uses <code><h1></code>)
*** Quick intro description (No <code><p></code>)
** Ingredients * (uses <code><br></code>)
** Preparation *
*** Preparation instructions (some recipes offer Cooks' notes: - surrounded by *b* tagset, and uses <code><br></code> )
*** Serving size
*** Origin (span class = source, magazine title)
*** Copyright info (span class = copyright: publication date and location if available)
** Your notes * (user/visitor may add/submit notes to appear on their printed copy)
** Reviews * (fork ratings, 1-4)

Notes: Images are the secondary headings * (class = hdr) , no sub heading markup. Recipes do not use use <code><li></code> and use <code><br></code> instead of <code><p></code> often.

=== Jamaican Chicken Stew Recipe ===
[http://www.cooking.com/recipes/rerecite.asp?No=8196 Jamaican Chicken Stew Recipe (cooking.com)]
* Consists of
** Recipe Title (<code><font></code><code><b></code> used for header)
*** Source (Magazine, book, title, etc. with a link.)
*** Serving Size
** Photo area
*** Recipe Email, Save, Print options
*** Photo
** Recipe Ingredients (heading uses <code><b></code> <code><br></code>, each ingredient in separate <code><td></code>, ingredient keywords linked to a glossary)
** Recipe Method (no <code><p></code> used, uses <code><td></code>, <code><font></code> and <code><br></code>)
*** Copyright reprint info appears at end of prep info.
** Nutrition Facts (<code><font></code><code><b></code> used for header)
*** Serving size info repeated
*** Nutritional elements per serving (each item and value are in separate <code><td></code>)

Notes: No meaningful markup used. Recipes use <code><table></code> for all layout/presentation. <code><b></code>, <code><br></code>, and nested <code><font></code> used throughout. Line images separate sections of recipe.

=== Cranberry Cherry Relish ===
[http://www.recipesource.com/side-dishes/relishes/00/rec0053.html CRANBERRY CHERRY RELISH (recipesource.com)]
* Consists of
** Exported info (if from mastercook, mealmaster)
** Title (in uppercase)
** Recipe by: (source, author info)
** Serving size: Preparation Time:
** Categories:
** Ingredients ( displayed in columns: Amount : Measure : Ingredient -- Preparation Method )
** Cooking Directions

Note: Recipe is in text format using <code><pre></code> inside a <code><td></code>.

== Next Steps ==
# Add more examples and analysis of their markup and implied schemas
# Research existing [[recipe-formats]] [http://home.comcast.net/~episoft/ Mealmaster], [http://www.formatdata.com/recipeml/ RecipeML], ...)
# [[recipe-brainstorming]] on a minimal recipe schema that solves the 80/20 of examples

recipe-examples

2006-02-22T10:55:30Z

HollyMarieKoltz:

= Recipe Examples =

== Contributors ==

* [http://tantek.com/ Tantek Çelik]
* [[User:RobertBachmann|Robert Bachmann]]

== Recipe Lists ==
* [http://orens.com/stuff/recipes.html Steve and Aytek's recipes]. Note that they are simply using [[xoxo|XOXO]] for the lists. It doesn't appear that anything more is necessary for a list of recipes.
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== Recipes Examples ==

=== Lentil Stew ===
[http://1moon.com/recipes/mercimek.html Neriman’s Mercimek - Yummy Lentils]

* Appears to be a simple BBEdit 5.0 conversion of a plain text file into HTML 3.2
* Uses <code><br><br></code> to delimit sections
* Composed of:
** author of recipe
** title of recipe, with English translation
** top level structure of time/instructions, with ingredients noted as necessary for each step
** serving suggestion(s) (serve with ...)

=== Mocha Brownie Cake ===
[http://orens.com/stuff/recipe_data/mocha_brownie_cake.html Mocha Brownie Cake]

* Composed of
** title of recipe / food item (looks like a heading)
** sequence of larger tasks (separated by subheadings), each of which has
*** list of ingredients (uses <code><ul></code>) for a particular component of the dish
*** preparation instructions for those ingredients
*** OR a instructions for assembling components of the dish
** contributing baker - perhaps someone who has modified the recipe?
** source - citation of where recipe originally came from

=== Sachertorte ===
[http://cake.allrecipes.com/az/Sachertorte.asp Sachertorte (allrecipes.com)]

* Composed of
** title of recipe (as a heading)
** name of the submitter
** description of the food item (e.g: "Elegant chocolate cake.")
** optional photo
** servings count
** sequence of ingredients (uses <code><ul></code>)
** sequence of preperation instructions (uses <code><ol></code>)

=== Cuba Libre ===
[http://www.extratasty.com/recipe/46/cuba_libre Cuba Libre (extratasty.com)]

* Composed of
** title of recipe
** name of the submitter
** sequence of ingredients
** preperation instructions (continuous text)
** Recipe rating (US school grad system)

=== Moroccan Braised Beef ===
[http://www.epicurious.com/recipes/recipe_views/views/230639 Moroccan Braised Beef (epicurious.com)]
* Composed of
** Recipe Intro Area
*** Photo (uses <code><p></code>)
*** Recipe Title (uses <code><h1></code>)
*** Quick intro description (No <code><p></code>)
** Ingredients * (uses <code><br></code>)
** Preparation *
*** Preparation instructions (some recipes offer Cooks' notes: - surrounded by *b* tagset, and uses <code><br></code> )
*** Serving size
*** Origin (span class = source, magazine title)
*** Copyright info (span class = copyright: publication date and location if available)
** Your notes * (user/visitor may add/submit notes to appear on their printed copy)
** Reviews * (fork ratings, 1-4)

Notes: Images are the secondary headings * (class = hdr) , no sub heading markup. Recipes do not use use <code><li></code> and use <code><br></code> instead of <code><p></code> often.

=== Jamaican Chicken Stew Recipe ===
[http://www.cooking.com/recipes/rerecite.asp?No=8196 Jamaican Chicken Stew Recipe (cooking.com)]
* Consists of
** Recipe Title (<code><font></code><code><b></code> used for header)
*** Source (Magazine, book, title, etc. with a link.)
*** Serving Size
** Photo area
*** Recipe Email, Save, Print options
*** Photo
** Recipe Ingredients (heading uses <code><b></code> <code><br></code>, each ingredient in separate <code><td></code>, ingredient keywords linked to a glossary)
** Recipe Method (no <code><p></code> used, uses <code><td></code>, <code><font></code> and <code><br></code>)
*** Copyright reprint info appears at end of prep info.
** Nutrition Facts (<code><font></code><code><b></code> used for header)
*** Serving size info repeated
*** Nutritional elements per serving (each item and value are in separate <code><td></code>)

Notes: No meaningful markup used. Recipes use <code><table></code> for all layout/presentation. <code><b></code>, <code><br></code>, and nested <code><font></code> used throughout. Line images separate sections of recipe.

== Next Steps ==
# Add more examples and analysis of their markup and implied schemas
# Research existing [[recipe-formats]] [http://home.comcast.net/~episoft/ Mealmaster], [http://www.formatdata.com/recipeml/ RecipeML], ...)
# [[recipe-brainstorming]] on a minimal recipe schema that solves the 80/20 of examples

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