headnote

[ hed-noht ]

noun

Origin of headnote

First recorded in 1850–55; head + note

We definitely recommend reading the recipe headnote to get the best result.
The ultimate pizza night is within reach with these dough, sauce and topping recipes | Kari Sonde | January 18, 2022 | Washington Post
This is another recipe where you do want to pay careful attention to the headnote, as gluten-free substitutes work differently than wheat flours.
The ultimate pizza night is within reach with these dough, sauce and topping recipes | Kari Sonde | January 18, 2022 | Washington Post
The headnotes on the recipe reads, “Remember that whole-wheat dough must not be kneaded and only requires a few minutes to mix.”
The Women Erased From the Story of No-Knead Bread | Dayna Evans | June 17, 2021 | Eater
For dinner, I made the New York Times recipe for a Thanksgiving leftover enchilada pie, which the headnote says was developed for a children’s section of the newspaper, which made me feel a little self conscious but only a little.
20 Days of Turkey | Meghan McCarron | December 23, 2020 | Eater

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