"promised.lan"

[mistiry]

However, it does nicely scale up/down. You put in how many servings the recipe makes and then you can adjust the serving number and it will adjust the recipe displayed to show the new quantities. pretty neat!

That part sounds handy. My wife has some recipes from her side of the family that she always has to do the math on to convert. Sometimes it's easy to just half something, or double it, but if it can be more granular than that I can definitely see value in running it!

[JollyRgrs]

so... tandoor wasn't loading for me, I figured "idk, lemme just update the container, it has been a while".

AAAAAND broke it worse! I am now on Tandoor 2.3.3 and seemingly sometime between last time and now, they removed the need for a separate nginx container and moved it inside the "web" container. So all I had to do (I say that, it took a lot of googling/gemini/troubleshooting to get to this point) was to remove the nginx_recipes container from my docker-compose.yaml and then route the port I wanted under the web_recipes container and not the removed nginx_recipes container. Also, the default port WAS 80, now it is 8080.

Stupid thing.

However, looking into this, I decided to look at Mealie again to see if maybe I just wanted to switch over. But I really like what I previously mentioned about the serving size calculations. That alone is a reason for me to stick with Tandoor

[JollyRgrs]

oh! and they also added an option to convert decimals to fractions for viewing. So the data is still 0.333333333 cups, but it can display as 1/3