Family news
A treasured family recipe had survived for decades largely by being remembered by one person.
RecipeJam gives family recipes somewhere permanent to live, together with the notes, photographs, stories and people that made them matter.
Social news
Fifteen friends have been invited. Concern was first raised on Saturday afternoon.
Business news
Years of polite enquiries appear to have taken their toll.
Kitchen desk
Beneath an autobiography, two advertisements and a video that had begun playing on its own.
Weddings
The couple, who already own a bread maker, are said to have been visibly relieved.
Domestic news
The contents of one refrigerator were described as “not obviously a meal”.
Public notice
The group chat is understood to contain eleven photographs of the same tray of flapjacks.
Local trade
Customers unsure what to do with six sausages and Wednesday evening have been offered assistance.
Where we stand
RecipeJam has no advertising, no feed and nothing deciding what you ought to cook this evening. Recipes you add stay as you wrote them — your wording, your amounts, your notes about the oven.
Anything you keep here can leave with you: a collection becomes a proper ebook, and the whole account is readable through an API you are welcome to use. A recipe you cannot take with you is a recipe somebody else is holding.