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Personally, I don't think it's a very good medium for that sort of thing. Then again, I've never been a fan of the whole "chat" concept to begin with. It has its uses, but they are limited. For rec …

Probably the best question you can ask is along the lines of "Why do most curry recipes seem to recommend this specific order of activities?" (and, obviously, describe the order). … I'd suggest looking at a few recipes, even linking to them, and asking about any patterns you can readily identify. …

There actually was a recipes proposal created as a response to a much older meta discussion. Unfortunately, the proposal no longer exists. … But if you're just looking for recipes, then to be honest, I'd recommend taking your sights off the SE network and using the many available recipe resources and recipe searches, or reading the blogs of …

It should satisfy the dissenters; It eliminates any possibility of rep- or badge-farming (since rep is derived from the parent site, and badges don't carry over); It eliminates front-page clutter; The recipes …

Recipe questions are off-topic if they're just asking for any ole' recipes. Recipe questions are on-topic if they're about fixing (or trying to recreate) a specific recipe. …

It is indeed borderline. In fact, most of the question does not need to be wiki: I have been making kombucha for several months now. I use green or white tea, flavored with hisbiscus, peach tea o …

Similar to other suggestions that have been made, I do think it's a nice idea, but I don't think that it would actually work. Consider that: Many new members won't be aware of the restriction and w …

At no point did anybody say that recipe requests are bad because recipes are easy to find with Google; that is simply a red herring. … As far as I can tell, it's a question about technique, not a request for recipes. …

We have a question that seems to very strongly imply that answers should be in the form of recipes. …

I'm confused by the distinction being made between "recipe swapping" and "recipe comprehension/improvement/repairs". Why are some recipe questions allowed but not others? Aren't they all about cooki …

Modifying recipes ("Can I substitute brown sugar for white in this recipe?") Fixing recipes ("My sauce came out too spicy. What can I do to cut the heat?") … Recreating recipes ("How can I make french fries exactly like McDonald's does?") …

Despite what the title implies, the question is not an open call for recipes. …

I believe, as Sam says, that it would be better to try to fit those into the recipes proposal, as they are basically the same sort of question (food polls). …

people who have had a question closed and been referred to these guidelines: If you are looking for information on how to use a common ingredient, please see the following question: How does one find recipes …