A useful save keeps both the idea and where it came from.
Recipes find you at odd moments: a reel over breakfast, a link in the group chat, a cookbook page at a friend's house. Scullery can turn a website, pasted text, screenshot, or photograph of a recipe page into a draft for review.
Photo scanning expects readable recipe evidence: a cookbook page, recipe card, or cooking note. It does not invent a recipe from a photograph of a finished dish. A complete scan can become a recipe draft; a partial scan stays a draft with the missing details visible for repair.
When a link or social source contains something worth keeping but not enough trustworthy ingredients and steps, Scullery preserves it as an Idea with its source attached. In either case, you can return to the original, check the draft or clipping, and decide what it should become.