Where to Find See Note Ingredients in Milk Street Recipes

Question

In two of the recipes I've followed, there are two ingredients with a (see note), but there is no note anywhere on the page that has anything to do with the ingredient.  It seems the recipe or the ingredient list is incomplete.
ikarian-honey-orange-braised-pork \* 1/2 cup honey (see note), divided
tomato-rice.  \* 1/3 cup ouzo (see note)
Also, the link to the honey in the first recipe is the wrong type of honey for the recipe.

Lynn Clark · Accepted Answer

Hi - The "see note" generally refers to the introductory paragraph of the recipe where you will find additional information about the ingredient or method referenced. For example, in the case of the honey in the braised pork, the note states the following, "we preferred the braise sweetened with a strong, dark honey, such as buckwheat, which holds its own in the mix of wine, herbs, citrus and fennel seed. But a lighter, milder variety worked, too; orange blossom honey is a good option. For the tomato rice, the note reads, "Kochilas uses ouzo, the Greek anise-flavored liqueur, as seasoning in her rice; if you prefer, substitute an equal amount of white wine plus 1 teaspoon fennel seeds." I will forward your note about the honey link to our store team to fix, thank you! Best, Lynn C.

Where to Find See Note Ingredients in Milk Street Recipes

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