8 dishes · 8 published · 5 with a design space · 6 rendering from it · 34 authored pages
Every family and dish we hold
180 dishes in 29 families. One family is built all the way down; most are a corpus and a page.
Dishes are grouped by what they physically are, not by cuisine or by meal: a family shares a mechanism, so what we learn on one of its dishes transfers to the rest. That is the whole reason for building this way, and it is why the depth is deliberately uneven — we finish a family before starting another.
149 dishes published · 8 with a design space written · 8 rendering from one · 50 authored pages. The gap between those numbers is the honest state of the project.
The families
A linked dish has its own design space and pages. A plain one has a corpus and a comparison page, and is honest about being that.
14 dishes · 14 published · 1 with a design space · 1 rendering from it · 8 authored pages
5 dishes · 4 published · 1 with a design space · 1 rendering from it · 8 authored pages
10 dishes · 10 published · 1 with a design space
12 dishes · 12 published
9 dishes · 9 published
8 dishes · 8 published
8 dishes · 6 published
6 dishes · 6 published
6 dishes · 6 published
9 dishes · 6 published
7 dishes · 6 published
5 dishes · 5 published
5 dishes · 5 published
5 dishes · 5 published
5 dishes · 5 published
5 dishes · 5 published
5 dishes · 5 published
5 dishes · 5 published
6 dishes · 5 published
4 dishes · 4 published
4 dishes · 4 published
3 dishes · 3 published
2 dishes · 2 published
1 dishes · 1 published
3 dishes · 0 published
7 dishes · 0 published
5 dishes · 0 published
8 dishes · 0 published
What "built" means here
Published, shallow
We hold the recipes and compare them by formula. There is a page, and it does not claim more than that.
With a design space
A cited mechanism document, an ontology of the decisions, and named destinations with real formulas behind them.
Built
All of the above plus authored pages answering the questions people actually search, each one measured against that dish's own corpus.