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Style guide: how a dish looks

Every element a dish can use, written as a dish.

A tray of roasted vegetables from above

This page shows every element the theme can set, written the way I write a Friday dish.

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A paragraph with bold, italic and a link. Oven at 220 °C, 15 minutes.

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  • A heavy pan
  • A big pot
  • A flat tray
  1. Heat the pan.
  2. Add the oil.
  3. Wait for it to shimmer.
A quote stands out from the text around it.
The alternative quote style is the handwritten note in a recipe.

A plate from above, regular width
An image at the width of the text.
A plate from above, wide
A wide image.
A table set for dinner, full width
A full-width image.
A callout. Used for a tip that saves a dish.

A toggle: what if I have no tray?

Use the biggest frying pan that fits in the oven.

A bookmark: the bread course
Six live sessions, one loaf you’ll be proud of.

A header card

Used to open a longer section.

A product card: the weeknight plan

Five dinners from one Sunday pot.

Nora

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