Fix the recipes submodule.

.gitmodules

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+[submodule "themes/cookbook"]
+	path = themes/cookbook
+	url = https://github.com/deranjer/hugo-cookbook.git
+[submodule "themes/recipes"]
+	path = themes/recipes
+	url = https://github.com/butlerx/hugo-recipes.git

WIP/dahl-zucchini-seasoned.md

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+---
+title: "Simply Seasoned Dahl w/ Zucchini"
+draft: yes
+---
+
+
+
+- 1.5 cups green lentils
+- 1 cup rice
+
+1. soak overnight (12 hours) in 5+ cups water
+
+1. drain and rinse
+
+- 7 cracks black pepper
+- 7 cloves
+- ginger to taste (half pinky to full thumb)
+- 2 zucchinis
+- 5 cups water
+
+1. pressure cook for 20 minutes on high (bean setting)
+
+1. allow to release pressure naturally (15-20 minutes)
+
+Enjoy!

WIP/wooden-camping-chair.md

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+---
+title: "Manly Wooden Camping Chair!!"
+author: 'Chad Michael "Bug" Greenwood'
+---
+
+# "Ingredients"
+
+8ft long 2x10 (about $20 USD at Home Depot) [`example`](https://www.homedepot.com/p/2-in-x-10-in-x-8-ft-2-Premium-Grade-Fir-Dimensional-Lumber-915564/206182030)
+
+I used a circular saw on the long cuts and corner cuts, otherwise it was a folding saw and hand axe. A jigsaw would have been great. I've also helped someone who used an oscillating saw.
+
+# Basic Cuts
+
+Cut in half, 48 inches in length each side.
+
+Decide which piece will be the back vs the seat based on knots, cracks, etc.
+
+Also decide which side is the front vs back, and top vs bottom, for each.
+
+The coordinates provided assume the 2x10 is functionally 9in wide, but it may be up to 9.25 inches in practice. So if it says ~9, it means the right side of the board, and ~7 would be 2 inches away from that end.
+
+## Back Piece
+
+```
+.....................
+|   |           |   |
+3---|-----------|---4
+|   5 X X X X X 6   |
+1---|-----------|---2
+|   |           |   |
+|                   |
+|                   |
+|                   |
+|                   |
+|                   |
+|___________________|
+```
+
+1. Measure 13 inches up from the bottom on the back board and draw a horizontal line. (P1 + P2)
+1. Measure another 1.5 inches above that and draw a horizontal line. (P3 + P4)
+1. Measure 2 inches in from each side and draw vertical lines. (P5 + P6)
+1. Mark this on the other side of the board so that it can be managed from both directions.
+1. You now have the rectangle which needs cut out in order to slide in the seat board. (X'd portion)
+
+Cutting out the portion can be done with a jigsaw, oscillating saw, wood boring spade set and folding saw, a hatchet, etc.
+
+```
+P1: ( 0, 13)
+P2: (~9, 13)
+P3: ( 0, 15.5)
+P4: (~9, 15.5)
+P5: ( 2, [13,15.5])
+P6: (~7, [13,15.5])
+```
+
+## Seat Piece
+
+```
+_____________________
+| X 4           6 X |
+|X X|           |X X|
+| X 4           6 X |
+|X X|           |X X|
+| X 4           6 X |
+.....................
+| X 4           6 X |
+|X X|           |X X|
+| X 4           6 X |
+|X X|           |X X|
+1---3-----------5---2
+|   |           |   |
+|                   |
+|                   |
+|                   |
+|                   |
+|                   |
+|___________________|
+```
+
+1. Measure 13 inches back from the front of the seat and draw a horizontal line. (P1 + P2)
+1. Measure 2 inches in from each side and draw vertical lines all the way to the end of the board. (P3 to P4, P5 to P6)
+1. You now have the two areas to cut off of the seat board. (X'd portion)
+1. Try fitting it into the back. Use whatever tools necessary to clean up the hole or shave off the edges of the seat insert. I used a folding saw to open up the hole and a hand axe to shave the insert.
+
+```
+P1: ( 0,  13)
+P2: (~9,  13)
+P3: ( 2,  13)
+P4: ( 2, >13)
+P5: (~7,  13)
+P6: (~7, >13)
+```
+
+# Extra Cuts
+
+Technically the chair is now 100% complete and usable. I used it in this simple manner for a few weeks before opting for some extra changes for comfort and to better handle uneven ground surfaces.
+
+## Seat Comfort
+
+Removing the front corners allows your legs to go forward easier, as well as sitting cross legged and other positions.
+
+```
+.....................
+|                   |
+|                   |
+1--__           __--2
+|X X \__     __/ X X|
+|_X_X_X_3___4_X_X_X_|
+```
+
+1. From each front corner of the seat, measure 2 inches back (P1 + P2) and 3 inches towards the front center (P3 + P4).
+2. Draw lines from the side marking to the front marking on each side.
+3. Cut off the corners and smooth the edges with a hand axe, sandpaper, or other edging device.
+
+I also did this to the top of the back piece for aesthetics, and I suppose a slight reduction in weight.
+
+```
+P1: ( 0, 2)
+P2: (~9, 2)
+P3: ( 3, 0)
+P4: (~6, 0)
+```
+
+## Floor Stability
+
+The 9 inch base tends to wobble a bit. This helps it be much sturdier.
+
+```
+.....................
+|                   |
+|                   |
+|     _4--3--5_     |
+|    / X X X X \    |
+|___1_X_X_X_X_X_2___|
+```
+
+1. At the bottom of the back board, measure in 2 inches from each side and mark these points. (POINTS 1 and 2)
+1. Find the middle of the board, around 4.5 to 4.6 inches, and mark it vertically.
+1. Measure up 1.5 inches from the center vertical line and mark horizontally. (POINT 3)
+1. Measure in 3 inches from each side and mark them vertically (POINTS 4 and 5)
+1. Draw lines from P1 to P4, P2 to P5, and then from P4 to P5 which should pass through POINT 3. See the diagram.
+1. You now have your cutting lines. I used a circular saw to fo P1 to P4 and P2 to P5, then a folding saw to start cutting out pieces and eventuallymake it from P4 to P5. A jigsaw would probably work great.
+
+```
+P1: (2, 0)
+P2: (7, 0)
+P3: (4.5, 1.5)
+P4: (3, 1.5)
+P5: (6, 1.5)
+```
+
+## {TBD/TODO: Carry Case}
+
+Cut off at 8.5 inches from each seat waste piece.
+
+Line up the seat with the top of the back of the back piece.
+
+Place the the shorter sides of the seat waste pieces against the back of the back piece in similar locations as they were cut off. I prefer having the factory corner facing the outside of the chair.
+
+Place the 8.5in pieces across the waste pieces. Drill a pilot hole and add a 2.5in screw or similar into each corner to build the carry case frame.
+
+Attach the carry case frame to the back of the back piece with mre 2.5in screws after carefully aligning the seat and having the frame centered.
+
+I personally choose to eyeball most of this work.

archetypes/default.md

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+title = '{{ replace .File.ContentBaseName "-" " " | title }}'
+date = {{ .Date }}
+draft = true
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hugo.toml

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+baseURL = 'https://example.org/'
+languageCode = 'en-us'
+title = 'My New Hugo Site'

themes/README.md

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+# Installed Themes
+
+Themes being considered and their websites for documentation.
+
+## hugo-cookbook
+
+https://github.com/deranjer/hugo-cookbook
+
+## hugo-recipes
+
+https://github.com/butlerx/hugo-recipes