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How do I use NYC to handle multi-part recipes (e.g., icing for cakes, sauce for main dishes, etc.)?

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How do I use NYC to handle multi-part recipes (e.g., icing for cakes, sauce for main dishes, etc.)?

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NYC allows you to use an ingredient header in your recipe ingredients to separate parts of a recipe. The ingredient header is an ingredient description that has no qty or unit, and its description begins and ends with 5 dashes, like “—–ICING—–” or “—–SAUCE—–“.

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