Cookbooks

A Cookbook are a set of recipes contained by a title.

Making one

With the Cookbooks chip lit, the Add button becomes + Cookbook. This opens a panel where you can set the title.

Under All the list holds both kinds (recipes + cookbooks). Its menu offers a cookbook beside the ways of adding a recipe. Under Recipes it makes recipes only, because that is all that list can show.

Adding a recipe

There are two ways to add recipes to a cookbook. Via a recipe page using in the quick actions panel. The add panel shows all available cookbooks.

The other way is to swipe left (or using the three dots) on a cookbook and click the plus icon.

At the end if a recipe page there is a card showing all cookbooks the recipe is placed into. Each of these items are clickable and take you to the respective cookbook.

If you do no whish to see the cookbooks card you can hide it under: Settings => User => Hidden Items, kept per phone or desktop, on your profile.

Editing one: cover, name and recipes

Edit cookbook, from a cookbook's card in the Library or from the menu on its own page, opens its cover, its name and the list of what is in it. Choose an image for the cover, rename it, untick anything that should go, and Save applies it all. A cookbook without an image of its own shows the photos of the recipes in it; Remove image goes back to those. Changing the image needs a connection. On the cookbook's page, a single recipe can also be taken out from its card: swipe it left (or use its three dots) and press the minus.

Who can see and change what

Cookbooks obey the recipe permission policy your administrator already set.

Nothing about cookbooks is destructive:

• Deleting a cookbook leaves every recipe it held untouched.
• Deleting a recipe takes it out of every cookbook it was in.
• A cookbook made by someone who later deletes their account stays (becomes orphaned).

Offline

Every cookbook you can see, and what is in it, is part of the guaranteed Warm Set.