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Why is there such a want to have citations added to answers? Or other 3rd party proof?
This is interesting to me. I am not saying that citations are bad, I am just wondering for myself as I do not plan to do big long searches on the internet to find the answers elsewhere and just re-po …
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Recipe/cooking Showdowns
Give two authors the task of making a certain dish, or use a certain set of ingredients.
They document the process of creating their recipe, why the might of did something p …
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Ingredient/Pantry Checklist
Example: The Italian Pantry
What staple ingredients would you always want to keep around to impart the flavor of a regional cuisine.
What are some common classic ingredi …
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