Recipes from Sadie Schoss's box of index cards.

This collection of Sadie Schoss’s recipes helps get tasty, hot meals on the table quickly. Sadie uses medical notations in her recipes and this collection retains those: H₂O for water; c̄ for with. To provide details when needed she uses parentheses and sometimes even nested parentheses. These too are presented as she uses them on her cards. Ⓚ means the dish is Kosher and פֶּסַח means the dish is Kosher for Pesach.

They're tasty dishes. And Sadie's use of nested parentheses tells me she's got a hacker's spirit. So I guess you could call this a cookbook hack.

• Recipes stored in one yaml file for easy editing.
• Recipes loaded as one pre-sorted json file: no sorting on client side; each time a new recipe is called it will render very quickly.
• showdown.js used to convert markdown to HTML. It has a plugin for rendering tables, a feature not available with any other client-side markdown converter I found.
• routie.js used so each recipe loads as its own "page"; Each recipe has its own URL and can be shared easily. Recipes can be printed individually.
• skeleton css used for responsiveness. (Roll your own; I'm no wiz at css.)
• generation via Make

The only thing used that won't be in a linux distro is a perl module, App-RecordStream.

• Comment javascript in index.html.

• Sadie Schoss for sharing her recipes
• commandlinefoo for y2j
• Dave Gamache for skeleton
• Thomas Sibley for App-RecordStream