[bmir-alum-007]

This is cool as another resource to get seemingly curated recipes, but there's not really a place comment, sort/filter/search recipes, make changes or see user reviews before viewing an individual recipe.

Usually, I use allrecipes.com and pick only 4.5+ star recipes. It's pretty good overall considering the zillion of recipes available of widely-varying quality, though it requires some filtering to find something near to what you want. The major limitation to allrecipes is it's hard to modify a recipe to make your own variant, which should be effortless as "forking" (pun intended) on github.

I've also looked at recipe APIs-as-service like Yummly, but it's ridiculously expensive for anything other than massive, establish projects, so it's basically unusable. Most shops would be better off scraping from a bunch of AWS small instances for cheaper.