You could use the gem or you could just add it as another model onto a Recipe model.
e.g. a Recipe has many Ingredients
So you'd make a new Ingredient model that belongs to the Recipe model. Then you can add in the ingredients into your recipe form using nested attributes. See this Railscast for more details:
You could use the gem or you could just add it as another model onto a Recipe model.
e.g. a Recipe has many Ingredients
So you'd make a new Ingredient model that belongs to the Recipe model. Then you can add in the ingredients into your recipe form using nested attributes. See this Railscast for more details:
http://railscasts.com/episodes/196-nested-model-form-revised