Give untried recipes their own place

To try holds complete recipes the household wants to try later, kept apart from Recipes it has chosen to keep.

The Scullery method2.4 Choose

Wanting to try something is not the same as keeping it.

To try holds complete recipes saved with one intention: try this later. They live apart from Recipes the household has chosen to keep, while remaining available to search, shortlist, plan, shop from, and cook.

Saving a recipe to try does not silently add it to the shortlist. When the household records a cook, Scullery moves it into Recipes. Cooked dates, counts, and Favourite status remain separate facts, so a Recipe is not automatically tried or a favourite.

The distinction records intention without closing off what the household can do next.