I'd like to -- over a long period of time, and potentially with a few false starts -- gradually collect, analyze and turn public natural language recipes from the web into a more structured format.<p>In parallel, I'd like to identify the ingredients in those recipes, and build a knowledge graph of nutritional, price, availability and other metadata about them. That may be coarse-grained to begin with, but eventually it'd ideally support fine-grained (regionalized) supply chain information where available.<p>Finally I'd like to present and provide all of that information to consumers through a simple, understandable interface that lends itself just as well to collaborative, relaxed cooking as it does to economic, time-focused cooking, based on what the user needs.<p>I have few of the data analysis skills, and even fewer of the organizational skills, required to make this happen - and sometimes I think I need someone to provide a bit of direction and task-management for the project.<p>If that sounds at all appealing - and even if all you can offer in return is a bit of feedback or sharing the link with a friend or two: the project is currently available at <a href="https://www.reciperadar.com" rel="nofollow">https://www.reciperadar.com</a>