Got tired to write chef cookbooks so here's *literally* a cookbook.
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drinks enh: a bunch of new recipes; ref: revised drink measuraments Jun 17, 2018
fish enh: some scripting for toc regeneration Dec 20, 2017
meat enh: a bunch of new recipes; ref: revised drink measuraments Jun 17, 2018
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pasta enh: a bunch of new recipes; ref: revised drink measuraments Jun 17, 2018
sauce enh: some scripting for toc regeneration Dec 20, 2017
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README.md enh: a bunch of new recipes; ref: revised drink measuraments Jun 17, 2018
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gen-toc.sh enh: generate toc with links Dec 21, 2017

README.md

actual cookbook

Got tired to write chef cookbooks so here's literally a cookbook.

I take recipes mostly from youtube videos so I might just link to those with some extra details.

This has been inspired by 1337 Noms, the hacker's cookbook plus the necessity to collate my recipes in one place somewhere as I keep forgetitng where to find the quantities.

measurements

Sometimes quantities are measured in unscientifical or spannometric units.

I can't possibly deal with tsp and tbsp, I keep forgetting which one is which because I think it's more intuitive that the shorter symbol is the one with less qualifiers and a tablespoon is just. a. spoon. while a teaspoon has a legit qualifier. So I'll use spoons spn and coffeespoons coffeespn instead. Coffee and not tea because I find tea repulsive.

I'm not sorry for the confusion caused.

1 tbsp = 1 spn
1 tsp  = 1 coffeespn

For cocktails, the measuraments are given based on measures of (my) jigger. I have no idea whether those are standard measures.

1 sjig = 20ml
1 bjig = 30ml

navigating this repo

More than one course is probably not happening if you're cooking yourself so stuff is grouped by type of food. Sections will eventually contain a README with the section's ToC, for now you'll have to refer to the filenames.

Some recipes are still wip or just placeholders, be patient!

table of contents

fish

other

meat

pasta

drinks

sauce