Recipes

What the tags mean

Two tags, both earned. A recipe carries one only when it has met the standard, and the standard is published so the tag means something.

Reviewed: Actually made, photographed and dated. A submission qualifies with four things and nothing more: a photo, the date, what was changed, and what went wrong. The count is shown, because “Reviewed ×7” is a stronger signal than “Reviewed”, and the page wears it.
Adapted: An established dish converted to shelf-stable ingredients, where the technique is already known-good and the substitution is the only novel part. Every adapted recipe names what it came from and lists each substitution with its reasoning. Without that provenance it carries no tag.