Re: few questions about Recipe [part 2]

Eric,
 
>>  I don't know the recommended way to categorize a post-cooking 
>> ... or post-baking ... 
 
Yeah, the cookTime / prepTime / totalTime system of properties doesn't 
seem to allow for that, does it?  I think Schema.org was not really 
meant for that level of detail in recipe markup; the properties there 
seem to lend themselves to more of a "macro" breakdown of a reciepe. 
 
A few years ago, I created a schema for just this 
purpose: http://www.formatdata.com/recipeml/spec/
 
The system it has for describing the times involved in recipes has a 
bit more flexibility: 
see http://www.formatdata.com/recipeml/spec/recipeml-spec-20020420.html#preptime
 
Not sure my old tech will be helpful to you, but maybe you'll find it 
interesting.  :)

Jim Saiya
Software Developer / Information Architect
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On Tue, 9 Aug 2016 16:10:52 -0700, Eric Theise  wrote:

       Hello, 
I'm trying to get my head around the prepTime, cookTime, and totalTime 
properties of Recipe. totalTime is defined as the time it takes to 
prepare and cook the recipe, which sure sounds as if prepTime plus 
cookTime is supposed to equal totalTime. 
 
I don't know the recommended way to categorize a post-cooking "let sit 
for about 10 minutes before slicing, then slice and serve" or 
post-baking "transfer to rack and cool. Chill until cold, about 2 
hours. Cover and chill overnight." Are there more detailed guidelines 
to the use of these properties somewhere?
 
I was also wondering if anyone on this list could say why the Google 
Structured Data Testing Tool throws errors on suitableForDiet, e.g.,
 
  "http://schema.org/VeganDiet (The property suitableForDiet is not 
recognized by Google for an object of type Recipe.)"
 
Thanks, just joined the list, hope these questions are appropriate here. 
 
Eric