2. For the purpose of this demonstration, Ovenbot has created a
new Chef named ‘Ovenbot’. Chef Ovenbot is going to create a
new recipe. In this case a personal version of Chicken Piccata.
What follows is a step-by-step demonstration of how Chefs
enter new recipes and ingredients into the Ovenbot Data
Model (ODM) using the Recipe Authoring Interface (RAI) tool.
At this point certain RAI tool features and forms are not being
shown publicly due to proprietary content.
A typical recipe takes about 5 to 10 minutes to enter.
3. The blank master recipe
creation form.
Chef Ovenbot would like to
create a new Chicken
Piccata recipe.
Step #1 is to check to see if
there is an existing recipe
for Chicken Piccata.
4. Chef Ovenbot types
‘piccata’ in the outermost
search box.
Autosearch immediately
finds the existing recipe.
Two other Chefs (Steve
Collins and Pavel Cupal)
have already created their
own personal versions of
Chicken Piccata.
5. Chef Ovenbot clicks the
down arrow in Recipe Chef
form to add her name to
the list. The list of available
Chefs is auto-populated for
easy selection
6. Chef Ovenbot is then
prompted to either accept
the existing recipe name as
her own personal version
name or rename it.
Chef Ovenbot accepts the
existing version name.
Next step is to add
ingredients.
Chef Ovenbot clicks the ‘Go
To Ingredients’ button.
7. This is a new recipe so no
Ingredients have been
added to the list yet.
Chef Ovenbot clicks the
‘Add Ingredients For This
Recipe’ button.
8. This is the ‘Add Ingredient
For Recipe Version’ form.
Here there are 3 method
choices for adding
ingredients:
1. Using the form scroll and
search functionality
ingredients can be quickly
located and selected.
2. The ‘Select From List of
Previously Used
Ingredients’ button.
3. The ‘Create/Update
Ingredients’ button.
9. Because 2 previously
entered versions of this
recipe already exist, Chef
Ovenbot clicks the ‘Select
From List of Previously Used
Ingredients’ button.
This ‘toggles’ the view
between the list of all
ingredients and a filtered
list of ingredients entered
by previous Chefs for this
recipe.
10. Chef Ovenbot’s version of
Chicken Piccata doesn’t use
capers so she select all
other ingredients.
Next Chef Ovenbot clicks
the ‘Select From List of All
Ingredients’ button to
‘toggle’ back to the list of all
ingredients.
11. Chef Ovenbot selects bacon
and artichoke as additional
items from the master list
of all ingredients.
This version of the recipe
also calls for anchovies.
Since anchovies aren’t in
the ingredient master list,
Chef Ovenbot clicks the
‘Create/Update Ingredients’
button.
12. This is the new ingredient
creation form.
Chefs give new ingredients
a unique Ingredient
Description and then assign
taxonomy, pantry, and
dietary preference
attributes.
All categorical assignments
are done based on pre-
populated select lists.
13. Chef Ovenbot types
‘Anchovies’ in the
Ingredient Description field
and then clicks the down
arrow below Taxonomy
Category.
Anchovies belong to the
‘Meat, Poultry, Eggs, &
Game’ taxonomy category.
Chef Ovenbot completes
the assignment of
ingredient attributes and
then closes this form.
14. Voila! Chef Ovenbot has
added all of the ingredients
for her version of Chicken
Piccata.
The next series of screens
assign ingredients and
other attributes to recipe
steps.
