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or figure out a query to mass edit the existing recipes
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Unfortunately, to do this you'd need every database to be consistent and they're not. Even within a single database (PEQ for example) there is very little consistency to the recipes because of how people currently read the information available on how to add a recipe.
The best I can do as far as that goes is to tell everyone HOW to change their existing database. Or (in the case of PEQ) post all of the changes to make it so that it is consistent enough to run queries against.
My actual plan is (once I finish PEQ) to post the code that I used to make the decisions on what to change. Right now, the code isn't perfect so I have to make a lot of tweaks manually. It has helped me find a lot of errors in the existing recipes, but it also creates a lot of errors. Of course, the more errors it creates, the more tweaks I can make until we're good. So far I've got fails and combines taken care of, but it doesn't work out successes very well (again, consistency due to the way that it looks like it should work vs how it acutally works and how people read it).
As I mentioned above, it's possible to write the backwards compatibility (and if you really really want me to, I will) but from my point of view it's easier to convert the existing databases than it is to write the backwards compatibility. And once I have the code finished for that I"ll post it for everyone.
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