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These are the docs for 0.24.0-beta, an older release.

See the current docs (0.25.0-beta) for what Norish does today.

Recipes

Working with recipes in Norish: importing, editing, and AI-assisted enrichment.

Importing recipesHow a recipe gets into Norish from elsewhere, from a link, a link you copied, pasted text or a photo, and what happens between pressing Import and the recipe appearing.Creating and editing recipesThe recipe form end to end — free-text ingredients, section headings with The recipe pageHow a recipe reads on your phone, the Glance Bar, one card per section in cooking order, the floating Cook button, cooking mode with Ready At, and pages tinted by the dish itself.Recipe enrichmentHow Norish adds tags, allergy indications, meal categories, nutrition, provenance, step ingredients, and a picture of the dish to your recipes with AI, and how to run each one yourself.Recipe provenanceWhere a recipe comes from, its country, region, cuisines, and a short explanation, how Norish works that out, and how to curate the cuisine list.Step ingredientsEach step can carry the ingredient lines it uses, with amounts computed at the moment you read them — including AI filling in the steps you haven't linked yourself.Hidden ItemsChoose what you would rather not be shown, from Recipe Provenance and Nutrition Information to ratings, favorites and timers. Everything is shown by default, and hiding changes only your own view.CookbooksGroup recipes into titled sets, file a recipe from its own page, and browse the Library as recipes and cookbooks together under three chips.Recipe ArchiveExport every recipe you can see as one portable .norishrecipes file, and import it back into any Norish instance. What travels with a recipe, what deliberately does not, and why an archive is portability rather than backup.