One volunteer, for example, wants to write a storybook for children in her language (Shughni), and also a recipe book.
When I first signed up for the service, shortly after the beta launch in 2008, I primarily used it as a recipe book.
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Readers expecting a recipe book for business success will be disappointed, but those of a more philosophical bent will find Koch's observations fascinating.
For example, a recipe for dinner is not copyrightable, but a recipe book with a series of recipes selected based on a unifying theme would be copyrightable.
So people, a lot of times, if they want to eat chocolate-chip cookies or birthday cake, they have a recipe book that tells them how to do that, where they might not have a recipe book for the master cleanse diet, or for Ratatouille, for that matter.
And the most famous dish in the capital is named after it: the Peking roast duck, a dish said to be first written into a recipe book in 1330 by Hu Sihui, an inspector of the imperial kitchens when the capital of China was in the city of Nanjing.
Her collection of some 80 cookbooks and bridge books includes primers by Fannie Farmer, Betty Crocker, Peg Bracken, even a 1954 recipe book by Alice B.
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Here is a fun instant oatmeal recipe from Good Eats, a free book produced by the University of New Hampshire Health Services.
An organism's genes--the entire recipe book that explains whether a cell is part of a plant, a moth, a mouse or a person--are written in code on strands of DNA inside the cell called chromosomes.
Julia Child (and any recipe book) sat on the sidelines while Mom emptied her pantry into a huge pot and everything emerged deliciously.
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