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Add recipes.recipeType enum (dish|drink, default dish). Recipe form now shows a Type selector and hides food-only fields for drinks (prep/cook time, difficulty, batch-cook toggle) instead of forcing every cocktail through meal-oriented UI. Detail page skips the meal/drink pairing suggestion buttons on drink recipes (pairing a drink with a drink doesn't make sense). Recipes list gains a Type filter facet alongside difficulty/batch-cook. Scoped deliberately narrow per investigation: no ABV/glass-type/ garnish structured fields, no meal-plan schema changes, and the existing AI drink-pairing-suggestion feature (ephemeral, never saved as a recipe) is left as-is rather than wired into recipe creation — those suggestions are wine/beer/spirit recommendations without ingredients/steps, not really recipes to save. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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