What are examples of the different recipe formats?

- Title: The name of the dish, such as "Chocolate Chip Cookies"

- Yield: Number of servings or portions (e.g. 2 dozen cookies)

- Ingredients: Listed with quantities in a certain order (dry, liquid, etc.)

- Instructions: Step-by-step directions to prepare the dish

- Tips or Variations: Any suggestions for customization

2. Narrative Recipe:

- Provides more detailed instructions with more descriptive explanations

- More conversational and informal tone, often with personal anecdotes

3. Photo-Based Recipe:

- Primarily uses photographs to illustrate each step of the preparation

4. Video-Based Recipe:

- Demonstrates the cooking process through a series of video clips

5. Ingredient-Swap Recipe:

- Focuses on providing substitutions or swaps for specific ingredients

6. Quick or Express Recipe:

- Designed for speed and convenience with simplified steps

7. Budget-Friendly Recipe:

- Aims to create dishes with cost-effective ingredients

8. Single-Serving Recipe:

- Intended for making one portion or serving

9. Allergy-Free or Special Diet Recipe:

- Created to be suitable for specific dietary restrictions

10. International or Regional Recipe:

- Originates from a particular culture, highlighting unique flavors