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foss.cooking

The spiritual successor or based.cooking.

New! (2026)

URLs have changed! Instead of finding recipes as such: https://foss.cooking/recipe/lithuanian-cold-borscht/ you will now find them like: https://foss.cooking/recipe/georgii-bondarev/lithuanian-cold-borscht (includes author's name). This is to help when duplicate recipes exist in the future. This may also require you to update your bookmarks! (Your old ones will work for a bit, but will unexpectedly break in the future)

Contributing

  1. Go to src/content/recipes/
  2. Make a folder that is your-name. You can also put your recipes in private if you wish.
    • (Optionally) Create a file named author.json in this folder, and put your info there. (Template shown below)
  3. Copying this file write your recipe, placing it in this same folder (your-name)
    • The author line should match the parent's folder's name.
  4. Place any pictures in the webp format in /public/pix/

Templates

author.json Follows the following schema:

// your-name.json
{
    "name": "Your Name",
    "website_tor": "url | null",
    "website": "url | null",
    "email": "email | null",
    "donate": "url | null",
    "xmr": "text | null",
    "btc": "text | null",
    "eth": "text | null"
}

If you want another field just let me know in an issue or PR.

The recipe schema is as follows:

// a-nice-name.md
---
title: "A nice name"
date: YYYY-MM-DD
tags: ["array", "of", "strings"]
author: "Your Name"
---

Your pretty markdown!