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v1.21.1 - gitFOOD Recipe Book (new ebook edition, A4 and booklet editions, new PDF renderer, redesigned recipe pages, logo colours)
Changes since 1.21.0
Ebook: a greyscale cover and back page, main photos cropped to the banner shape, sans-serif text
Changes since 1.20.0
New edition: an ebook edition (epub) for e-readers, with greyscale photos and a contents grouped by section
Changes since 1.19.0
Updated recipes (1): Caramel Slice
Book layout: step photos in rows under their step, recipe dates kept with the last line of text, built with markdown-it-py instead of pandoc
Changes since 1.18.1
New editions: an A4 edition with smaller text that fits most recipes on one page, and a booklet edition with the previous layout for printing two pages per side
Book layout: body text in Nunito Regular, recipe dates at the foot of each recipe's last page
Changes since 1.18.0
Recipes: long method steps split up, and tips moved out of the method into Tips
Updated recipes (13): Beef Stroganoff, Caramel Slice, Chicken Katsu Curry, Chocolate Chip Cookies (Donna Hay Style), Chocolate Chip Cookies (Neiman Marcus Style), Coconut Saffron Rice, Fritters, Hommus, Kimchijeon (Kimchi Pancakes), Pikelets, Potato Bake, Rice Pudding and 1 more
Changes since 1.17.0
Book layout: built with WeasyPrint instead of wkhtmltopdf, so every recipe has its ingredients beside the method, with numbered steps and tips in their own box
Changes since 1.16.0
Book layout: hero photos, info strips, running footers and richer chapter dividers, ingredients beside the method when a recipe fits on one page, page corner marks for e-readers, opens with the bookmarks showing
Changes since 1.15.70
Book layout: headings, panels and chapter dividers coloured with the logo's blue and teal
Changes since 1.15.69
Tags updated (1): Sticky Date Pudding with Butterscotch Sauce
Built automatically from 2a29ff6 on 2026-10-11. A4 edition for reading and printing one page per sheet, booklet edition (-booklet) for folding into an A5 booklet, and an epub for e-readers, each in metric and freedom units (-freedom). How to print the booklet: https://foodgit.github.io/book.html