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The prose and pictures around a recipe can be expression, while the dish itself is a result anyone may cook.
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Particular sentences, photographs, or original commentary around a recipe can be copyrighted as expression. The ingredient list and the plain steps, treated as a method of making food, are not a copyrighted dish, and cooking that dish is not the copying of a literary work. The opening covers prose and photos can be expression, ingredient lists function as facts, and cooking does not copy the page.
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