Hacker News with Generative AI: Recipes

Most important recipes of the past 100 years (slate.com)
When we initially reached out to scores of chefs, recipe writers, historians, and food luminaries for nominations for their most important American recipes of the past 100 years—Which written recipes were the most influential, pivotal, or transformative for American home cooking between 1924 and 2024?—we expected strong opinions, but we didn’t anticipate the philosophical quandaries that adjudicating and assembling them would bring up.
Show HN: AirFry.Pro – The best popular and healthy recipes for your air fryer (airfry.pro)
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Traditional Japanese Salted Aged Salmon Recipe for 1,000 Years [video] (youtube.com)
Thinking about recipe formats more than anyone should (rknight.me)
I've had a note in my todo list for quite a while to get my (admittedly small) collection of recipes on my website. The note mentioned to look into Cooklang which is a "recipe markup language" but I also wanted to see if anyone knew of any other standards I should be looking at before I went ahead. I got a few responses:
Show HN: QuickDessert – generate quick dessert recipes and adjust Ingredients (quickdessert.recipes)
Show HN: I built an AI-powered recipe assistant (sage.cooking)
Sage is a next-generation recipe manager, powered by AI. Effortlessly generate and customize dishes based on your tastes and ingredients on hand. Save your favorite recipes in one place, and let Sage remember your preferences, ensuring every meal is perfectly tailored to you.
Making your own hot sauce (successfulsoftware.net)
Deep-Fried Butter (wikipedia.org)
World Food Atlas: Discover local dishes and ingredients (tasteatlas.com)
Analyzing a Baking Recipe (cookingforengineers.com)