Hacker news for recipes would feature a lot of uninformed talk about (everything but recipes) and no talk about recipes
Is there a reddit/hackernews for recipes? Meaning, you go there and people post recipes they find and talk about them? Maybe goodreads of recipes is a better model?
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Just like the rest of the internet.
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Close. This is “wordpress for recipes”. People post their own and they stay on cookpad. I want HN of recipes. People post links to recipes they find and talk about them. Goodreads might be a better model thiugh, but same applies. Goodreads does not have the books.
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I think you’re on to something here and HN or Reddit is the right model for recipes (not Stack Overflow as that is Q&A)
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Right? There is definitely a discoverability and review problem in recipes. I don't want recipes crowd sourced because y'all suck. I want that recipe from the pro chef working at big publication, and then have people tell me about it and talk about it.
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Hacker News is actually a good metaphor here because you'd see a lot of "I could make that over a weekend" comments.
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The pizza reddit is fairly heavy on original research
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think there’s a stackoverflow for it.
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I use Yummly for my recipe needs. It's pretty spot on and if you do a moderate amount of cooking, you'll find recipes you like. I also like it because most recipes have photos.
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