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Step timer input was seconds-only, no unit — a 90-minute braise meant typing 5400. Added a seconds/minutes/hours <select> next to the input; StepRow gets a timerUnit field, converted to seconds at submit. Editing an existing recipe (and the AI-regenerate flow) picks the largest unit that divides evenly into the stored seconds so it displays naturally instead of always falling back to raw seconds. Ingredient list (serving-scaler.tsx): the quantity column used min-w-[3rem] on a flex child, which is only a *minimum* — any row whose formatted quantity text (e.g. an appended "(~2 tbsp)" conversion) exceeded that width pushed just that row's ingredient name further right, breaking alignment across the list. Switched the list to a CSS grid with `display: contents` on each <li>, so the quantity column's width is shared across every row instead of sized per-row. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
This is a Next.js project bootstrapped with create-next-app.
Getting Started
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