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Welcome to Day 6 of our virtual conversation on ‘What is a Recipe?’. Don't forget to check out the H-Nutrition discussion which has been going on all week! This is their last day of joining in! They've been discussing ‘Weight Watchers’ Fried Chinese Chicken‘, ‘First Bouillon, Then Meat with Potatoes‘, ‘Spaghetti Mexican Style‘ , ‘Statistical Analysis of Yorkshire Pudding‘, 'Branding Bran: School Breakfast As A Recipe For Healthy Children', 'Who Says We Can't Cook!', 'Carbohydrate Hell', 'A Healthy Dose of Skepticism', 'Organic Tools For Social Standing: Oehm's and Allestein's Recipes for Brain, Lung and Udders, 1850-60s', 'Dehydrated Rations for Indian Soldiers in the Second World War',  'Bachelorette Chow', and 'What is a Recipe? Update #2'.  Lots to get your teeth into!'Cooking With Anger' will be continuing with their Story Telling Project! Topics so far have included: 'The Terror of Chard',  'Chukkar',  'Rawhide', 'The Fountainhead of Regret', and 'Father’s Day D. Lights.' You can play in the comments here!Today is a continuation of current projects and a few new ones: Katherine Allen “Reconstructing Recipes from an Eighteenth-Century Manuscript Recipe Book” with Instagram, Twitter and a Blog! Live tweeting about her experience reconstructing the medicinal remedy and doing an Insta Story as I create an eighteenth-century dessert. Afterwards, a de-brief on the experiments over blog. Find Katherine on Twitter @KAllen622, Instagram @raspberrythriller62 and on her Blog at   https://raspberrythriller.wordpress.com/ and recipes.hypotheses.org Siobhan Carlson is back with “Spuddenly Farming: A reconstruction of Rev. Mr. Cochran’s Potato experiment, 1791”, Find her on Instagram at @SpuddenlyFarming or Twitter at @Spuddenly_Farm Harry Hayfield brings us “Henri’s Kitchen” with 'Croque Madame' at the Recipes Project Kierri Price is going to be using Facebook Live to present "Into the Mix: Creating a Recipe" at 2pm today. This project invites anyone and everyone to contribute to the creation of a recipe - without any set idea in mind! Viewers' suggestions will shape the steps of the recipe, with something perhaps starting as a pastry eventually evolving into a cake. Drawing upon the experience and imagination of diverse people, "Into the Mix" hopes to explore the potential of social media to bring us together and encourage creativity, while (hopefully!) making something tasty at the same time. The Facebook Live will be broadcast here!As always, comments, contributions, stray thoughts, questions, and anything else you wish to put forward are always welcome! Join us on twitter using #recipesconf, or comment on any one of the projects above. We look forward to hearing from you!