[Sca-cooks] Order of ingredients
Johnna Holloway
johnnae at mac.com
Tue Nov 16 03:55:57 PST 2010
In modern cookbooks and recipes, the ingredients are usually listed in
the order in which they are used in the instructions.
If it instructs, chop the onions first, then the onions are listed
first.
Let's see - here are some good ideas for writing up recipes:
How to write a recipe By Judith Evans, Food Editor, St. Louis Post-
Dispatch
http://www.afjonline.com/afj.aspx?pgID=910
Johnnae
On Nov 16, 2010, at 2:30 AM, David Friedman wrote:
> One question that came up in working on the tenth edition of the
> Miscellany was in what order to list ingredients. It seems logical
> to list them in the order they are mentioned--but should that be in
> the original recipe or the worked out version? I settled on the
> latter, on the grounds that I expect most readers will be working
> from that. There are a few cases where the worked out recipe
> consists only of quantities and perhaps a sentence or two of
> clarification, and for those I did it in the order of the original.
> Opinions? Did I get it wrong?
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