Navigating the Site

Graph View

Our entire site is built upon a content graph. Whenever one page links out to another, that is a connection on the graph. You can explore the content graph by clicking through the miniature version in the top right of the page or expanding it browsing full screen.

Left Sidebar (Explorer)

Browse recent blogs and notes, and search accross our whole site.

Right Sidebar (Table of Contents)

Quickly jump to post-types—recipes, ingredients, and more—and move between sections on the current page.

Content Overview

The content is organized into nine main types of pages:

Recipes

More complete dishes designed to stand on their own, showcasing the integration of local ingredients and techniques. Can include the subtags drink or dish.

Blogs

More public-facing polished write-ups about experiments, thoughts, theories, and other project-related topics.

Ideas

Concepts or potential projects that are being considered but have not yet been documented as experiments.

Ingredients

Pages dedicated to individual ingredients or derived products (e.g., a specific vegetable, a lactofermented item).

Techniques

Explanations and explorations of culinary and fermentative methods relevant to the project.

Sources

Information about the farms, producers, or locations where ingredients are sourced.

Larder

Items that are used as ingredients (e.g., home-made vinegar, amazake) but that need to be made.

Project

An overarching project, like 'amazakes' or 'grain vinegars', within which can be many experiments.

For larder, recipe, and project, they can either be tagged as either in-progress or complete.