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[caption id="attachment_9662" align="alignright" width="279"] Modest cup of tea with cakes. Credit: Upload Wizard, Wikimedia Commons.[/caption]By Rosie RedstoneWelcome to day 7 of our virtual conversation on 'What is a Recipe?'Today is a continuation of current projects and a few new ones: “What's the Recipe for a Recipe? From ancient medicine to women's mags”, Alliterative Video (Mark Sundaram and Aven McMaster). You can watch on YouTube here, visit their website here or follow them on Twitter @AllEndlessKnot, @Alliterative or @AvenSarah "A Pinch of This and a Handful of That: Food and Recipes in Kitchens of Rural North India”, Paveen Puneet and Priyanki S. Bishnoi. Visit Instagram @ppp_cookingchronicles “Transcribing Early Modern Recipes at Guelph: Experiments and Inquiries”, Hillary Nunn, Amy Tigner, and Guelph Team. Find the blog post here. William Burdette launches his Food Moves project, which looks at his family's rolodex of recipes within a historical and digital context. Vimeo here and website here. “Reconstructing Recipes from an Eighteenth-Century Manuscript Recipe Book”, Katherine Allen. On Saturday, she was tweeting about the project here, Instagramming here and blogging here. And today's contribution is a blog post here at The Recipes Project! “Spuddenly Farming: A reconstruction of Rev. Mr. Cochran’s Potato experiment, 1791”, Siobhan Carlson. Follow on Twitter here or Instagram here. The MMSH has revisited their initial post on what makes a good sound archive recipe -- this time in French. College of Physicians Philadelphia sharing recipe related items from their collection, particularly medical and scientific recipes. Follow on Twitter here or their blog here. And yesterday on Twitter, Cardiff University Special Collections and Archives (@CUSpecialColls), University of Glasgow Archives and Special Collections (@UofGlasgowASC) and Thomas Fisher Library (@FisherLibrary) were tweeting about ink recipes!&#160;[caption id="attachment_9663" align="aligncenter" width="300"] The results from Kierri Price's live-cooking![/caption]In case you missed it, Kierri Price's Live-Cooking event is now available on YouTube. We are editing it down, if you're hoping for a snippet instead -- but this was a lot of fun to watch, with contributions even from a three-year old who was joining in. Let there be sprinkles!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!