I haven't made a list, however, the comand /recipe give @s * gives you all the recipes

I'm pretty sure yours is pretty good too!

Here's an emerald, You can do amazing things, remember that!

It's just the texture pack lmao :3

In case I made this too long, there is a video at the end of this comment

Well, I' not really a datapack genius, but I hope I can help!

Inside your datapacks folder you normally have your custom datapack, or others you have downloaded, that folder can have a custom name, whatever you may like!

But inside that folder, you will always find two contents, that which is called "pack.mcmeta" and a folder called "data". These names can not be changed

Inside the pack.mcmeta, you will find a small line of code, which is what will call your pack out to be registered as a datapack

{
"pack": {
"pack_format": 5,
"description": "custom_crafting"
}
}

The "pack format" parameter will determine which version of the game your datapack is designed to work on, in my case, it is 5, as it is destined for 1.15 and up, you can learn more about these in the minecraft wiki

in the folder called "data" you may add many folders, in my case, the folder inside is called customrecipes, however, you can change it to whatever you like

you can add lots of folders, but let's talk bout' one

inside your custom folders, you can add many folders, but these must have rigid, invariable names

as an example, in the "customrecipes" folder in my pack, there is a subfolder called "recipes", using that name, I call out that this folder contains crafting recipes, but one of the most used is the "functions" folder

take your folder inside your "load" folder, and make a new one called "functions", inside of these, you can start writing

you will have to create a text file, and rename it to wa¿hatever you may like, but it must always end in .mcfunction

Inside of that text file, it is pretty simple, as it does not use normal code, it uses inecraft commands to execute various of them at a time

if I were to write in one of those .mcfunction files:

"summon pig ~ ~ ~ {Passengers:[{id:creeper}]}"

and then, in the next line write something like...

summon cow

going back into the game and typing /function <YOUR FOLDER CONTAINING THE FUNCTIONS>:<YOUR MCFUNCTION FILE NAME> it would summon a creeper riding a pig and a cow at the same time

you can create many functions using this

I'm not really good at explanations, but if I may, I'm going to link a video where I learnt it all
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1KPSfx3xSkY
You may really learn a lot from this guy