Fork this repository and clone your newly created repository.

• Fork this repository
• Clone down your forked repository
• Perform the usual setup steps after cloning a Rails application:
  • bundle install
  • rails db:{create,migrate,seed}

When you have completed this challenge, At the end of the challenge, DM all three instructors with your repository link. Include a reflection on how you felt you did with this challenge and what story you got through

• TDD all new work
• any model METHODS you write must be fully tested.
• any model RELATIONSHIPS you create must be fully tested.

• No visual styling is required or expected
• No model testing for validations are required

When you run rspec, you should have 11 failing tests to start.

We will be creating an application to track recipes and ingredients at Hell's Kitchen.

Recipes will have a name, complexity and genre. For example Pasta, 2 (integer), Italian.

Ingredients will have a name and a cost stored as an integer.

User Story 1 of 4
As a visitor,
When I visit '/recipes',
I see a list of recipes with the following information:
-Name
-Complexity
-Genre
(e.g. "Name: Spaghetti, Complexity: 2, Genre: Italian")

User Story 2 of 4
As a visitor,
When I visit '/recipes/:id'
I see a list of the names of the ingredients the recipe has.
(e.g. "Pasta, Meat, Cheese")

User Story 3 of 4
As a visitor,
When I visit '/ingredients'
I see a list of ingredients and the number of recipes each ingredient is used in.
(e.g. "Ground Beef: 2"
     "Salt: 4")

User Story 4 of 4
As a visitor,
When I visit '/recipes/:id'
I see the total cost of all of the ingredients in the recipe.
(e.g. "Total Cost: 22")

User Story Extension
On all index pages, all information is listed alphabetically.