TINCTURE.RECIPES | SECOND DRAFT
Prepared 5 November 2026

This ZIP is a separate, self-contained preview. Draft 1 is unchanged.
Nothing has been uploaded to Bluehost or published by the assistant.

WHAT CHANGED
- The four main pages remain: Home, Recipe directory, About us, Contact.
- The directory now links to nine local pages, not just to the old website.
- Three source-derived recipe drafts: vanilla extract, lavender tincture,
  peppermint tincture. Their amounts and methods come from the saved original
  article contents. They were not inferred from the earlier URL spreadsheet.
- Six legacy reference records: two generic botanical-extraction articles,
  two cannabis articles and two RSO articles. These are source/history records,
  NOT six additional usable recipes. No drug-extraction or concentrate-
  production instructions are republished.
- Scott's supplied mission post appears in the About page in his own words.
- The supplied Facebook group link appears on Contact, marked currently
  private according to Scott's update:
  https://www.facebook.com/groups/1634278091776972
  This preview does not change Facebook privacy or membership settings.

RECIPE CONTENT NEEDS REVIEW
These are legacy-derived drafts, not independently validated recipes.
- Vanilla: the original method equates 8 US fl oz with 250 mL. The draft
  retains the US quantity and flags the mismatch. Its two-week timing,
  indefinite bean retention and shelf-life claims are not certified.
- Lavender: the source's straining sentence incorrectly refers to beans.
  No replacement straining method has been invented.
- Peppermint: the source introduction says lavender and the preparation line
  says flowers, while the ingredients specify fresh peppermint leaves. The
  draft identifies these errors and marks the proposed wording correction.
- The herb amounts are printed simply as oz; a mass unit is not silently
  assumed. No medicinal dose, efficacy, tested potency or shelf life is claimed.
- The generic botanical articles contain cannabinoid-related material and
  conflicting instructions, so they are not treated as harmless generic methods.
- Organic 190-proof Culinary Solvent is linked where the legacy ingredient
  calls for that strength. This does not establish an optimal extraction method.
- High-proof ethanol is flammable. Product labels and handling instructions
  still apply; food-grade does not mean safe to drink undiluted.

REVIEW ON YOUR COMPUTER
1. Download and extract the ZIP.
2. Open preview-2026-11-05-draft2-c91d/index.html in your browser.
3. Review the main navigation, directory and the new local entry pages.
Internet access is only needed for external links.

BLUEHOST FILE MANAGER UPLOAD
1. Confirm in Bluehost Domains that the tincture.recipes document root is
   still public_html/tincture. That path came from the supplied screenshot,
   not a filesystem inspection. If Bluehost shows a different root, stop
   and confirm the correct destination first.
2. Open that document root in File Manager. Ensure the folder
   preview-2026-11-05-draft2-c91d does not already exist. If it exists, stop
   rather than overwrite it.
3. Upload Tincture-recipes-second-draft-2026-11-05.zip into that root.
4. Select the ZIP and use Extract, with the same document root as destination.
   The ZIP already contains the preview folder; do not add a second wrapper.
   The result should include:

   public_html/tincture/preview-2026-11-05-draft2-c91d/index.html
   public_html/tincture/preview-2026-11-05-draft2-c91d/recipes.html
   public_html/tincture/preview-2026-11-05-draft2-c91d/recipe-vanilla.html
   public_html/tincture/preview-2026-11-05-draft2-c91d/assets/...

5. After upload, review at:
   https://tincture.recipes/preview-2026-11-05-draft2-c91d/
   This is the intended address, not a verified live deployment.
6. Check the main pages, all directory links, search and the Facebook link.
   Confirm https://tincture.recipes/ still displays the original live site.

PRESERVE THE LIVE SITE
Do not replace root index.php/index.html, .htaccess, WordPress files, uploads,
old recipes or draft 1. No redirects, server changes or migration are included.
If the preview gives a 404, check extraction location and doubled folders first;
do not alter WordPress or .htaccess to repair a preview without further review.

PRIVACY
After upload, anyone with the preview URL can view these pages. Every HTML page
requests noindex/nofollow/noarchive, but those tags are not access controls.
For private review, open the extracted files locally instead of uploading.
The Facebook group's separate privacy remains controlled by Facebook and Scott.

VERIFICATION
- 13 HTML pages and local CSS/JavaScript/SVG assets; no build tools, database,
  visitor account, contact form, analytics or external scripts required.
- All local file links and section anchors checked; one H1 and noindex present
  per page; JavaScript syntax checked; ZIP integrity checked.
- Desktop recipe template and ingredient/method layout visually reviewed.
- Narrow-screen vanilla ingredient layout visually reviewed at 320-pixel
  frame width; no document overflow. About and Contact also checked for
  overflow at that width. This is not physical-phone testing.
- Recipe-draft/reference filters, zero results, reset and local navigation
  checked in the browser. A broad automated browser sweep timed out; do not
  treat this as an exhaustive visual review of all 13 pages.
- Existing source pages and social links were verified for draft 1; source
  content was captured on 5 November 2026. New product, NIOSH and NCCIH
  references checked for draft 2. Some legacy pages give different results
  to command-line requests than to the browser, so check externally linked
  destinations from your own browser after upload.
- The group link matches the URL supplied by Scott. Its live visibility and
  membership flow have not been independently authenticated or changed.
- No Bluehost deployment, server compatibility test, recipe testing or
  comprehensive medical/food-safety validation has been performed.

SELECTED SOURCES
Legacy recipes:
https://tincture.recipes/vanilla-extract/
https://tincture.recipes/lavender-tincture-recipe/
https://tincture.recipes/lavender-tincture-recipe-2/

Modern context and handling:
https://www.nccih.nih.gov/health/lavender
https://www.nccih.nih.gov/health/peppermint-oil
https://www.cdc.gov/niosh/npg/npgd0262.html
https://culinarysolvent.com/products/organic-190-proof-food-grade-ethanol

Historical homepage example:
https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/49513
https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/19352
https://www.nccih.nih.gov/health/chamomile

Company and official social links:
https://culinarysolvent.com/pages/contact-us
https://culinarysolvent.com/pages/who-makes-culinary-solvent

Original artwork is decorative, not a plant-identification guide.
