Recipe page

Two big buttons under the facts: Start cooking, and Plan, which reads "Planned · Wed" once it's on the plan.

• Scroll down and they stay pinned at the foot of the screen.

Put the recipe on a day and meal in a few taps, at the servings you want.

• Tap Plan.
• Pick a day from the next two weeks (or another date), then the meal.
• If something is already planned there, choose Replace or Add alongside.

The basket by Ingredients adds what's missing to the shopping list, at the servings shown.

• Tap the basket ("Add 3").
• Check what to add and tap Add.
• When everything's covered, a toast says so; Show lists what covers it.

Deleting a recipe asks first, says which planned meal goes with it, and then can be undone from the toast.

• ⋯ › Delete recipe, or Delete recipe at the end of the editor.
• Tap Undo on "Deleted …" to bring it back with its cooks, ratings and planned meals.

Scroll down a recipe and its title stays on top while Start cooking and Plan are pinned at the foot.

• Scroll the recipe.

Three figures under the title: the total time with prep and cook, the household's average rating, and how often it's been cooked and when last.

• Tap the rating to rate it yourself.

Mark a recipe with a heart so the Favorites chip finds it.

• Tap Favorite on the photo; tap again to unmark.

Each ingredient reads like a cook writes it: the amount in kitchen fractions, the food by name, and its preparation underneath, under the recipe's own headings.

• Headings such as "For the sauce" group the lines as the recipe does.

The recipe's ⋯ menu saves it as a Markdown file, prints it, or deletes it.

• Tap ⋯ on the photo.
• Download as Markdown, Print or save, or Delete recipe.

The recipe's note (swaps, tips, what the kids thought), labelled as a note.

• Write it in the editor's Notes.

Once a recipe is planned in the next two weeks, its Plan button says when, and opens that meal to change it.

• Tap "Planned · Wed" to move it or change its servings; it never replaces another meal unless you choose Replace.

A small dialog with five stars that save as you tap, a word for each ("A keeper"), and Clear rating.

• Tap the rating figure on the recipe.
• Undo is on the toast.

Your own star rating, and every household member's rating and note under their name.

• Tap a star under Your rating; it saves at once.
• Ratings by others show their name and note.

A recipe from the web links back to its page, credited by name, and says what it makes.

• Tap the source to open the original page.

Each numbered step lists the ingredients it uses, with that step's own amount.

• A step's amounts follow the servings you choose.
• Recipe-wide totals are marked "Recipe total".

The ingredients are checked against your pantry and list: "9 of 11 at home", and each missing line says what to buy or that it's on the list.

• Lines you have enough of say nothing.
• "Buy 1 lb", "On list" or "Check" marks the others.

The recipe's first tags above its title; a diet shows with a leaf and reads "Tagged dairy-free" to a screen reader.

• Tags come from the editor's Tags.

From laptop width the recipe is two columns beside the list, with Start cooking and Plan in a bar on top.

• Open a recipe on a computer or a large tablet.

Shown at a computer’s width.