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Original Recipes v1
submitted about 10 years ago by benzinojamin

As mentioned in my previous post, I'm putting together a similar spreadsheet, but with user submitted "original" recipes. Considering I'm quite new to this board, some (or maybe a lot) of the popular mixes aren't visible to me yet.

I've started the spreadsheet off with several recipes that (from my understanding) are well known and popular, and perhaps one or two I found intriguing.

It's a tall task to sift through comments to find some of those golden nuggets, so I'd like to call on this sub to help me fill this out by making recommendations. I only ask that your recommendations are recipes from users who are active on this sub, or s/he at least personally submitted the recipe at some point.

Please use the usual posting format, and include the user handle so I can give proper credit.

Hopefully we can curate a list together that will be a easily accessible source for all those tasty mixes.

Cheers.

Original recipes v1

EDIT: I failed to mention there is a menu to the left of the tabs on the bottom to navigate through the recipes.

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by simletabout 10 years ago

Thanks!

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by benzinojaminabout 10 years ago

My pleasure.

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by Botboy141about 10 years agoMixing like a mad man...

I'd format a bit differently (just my two cents).

I'd put all the recipes on a single tab with ingedients and their percentages in unique columns. I would do this so someone can glance through rather quickly, to see what the main flavors are in recipes as well as just a cleaner way to reference.

http://redd.it/2r1ax3

In case you didn't sift through that already (i only glanced)

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by benzinojaminabout 10 years ago

Thanks for the suggestion.

In due time I very well may separate the percentages to clean up the recipe layout.

However, I've purposely given each recipe a tab so as not to have row-after-row of information. For me it's more digestible to have a menu (which is to the left of the tabs on the bottom), so I can browse the contents of the document, choose an item, then view its information isolated from all the other information.

Its definitely a work in progress. As I build it out I may end up combing individual user recipes on one tab (if it doesn't take away from the navigation point of view I'm trying to create). Unfortunately, Google Sheets isn't nearly as refined as Excel, so my menu/linking abilities are limited.

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by altneuroseabout 10 years agoOne of "The Damned"

I came here to say the same, then noticed the menu I've never noticed, this is nice.

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