<esi:choose>
	<!-- Any path on beta.foodie.com should redirect (301 - the browser URL should change) to the same path on www.foodie.com.  Not sure if we need to use ESI for this -->
	<esi:when test="$(HTTP_HOST) == 'beta.foodie.com'">
		$set_redirect('http://www.foodie.com' + $(REQUEST_PATH))
	</esi:when>	
	
	<esi:when test="$(HTTP_HOST) == 'healthy.foodie.com'">
		$set_redirect('http://www.foodie.com/collections/foodie-editor/the-growing-season') 
	</esi:when>	

	<!-- Any address on the following subdomains should redirect to www.foodie.com (the homepage): -->
	<esi:when test="$(HTTP_HOST) matches_i '''(desserts|quickEasy|kidfriendly|inseason|holidays|entertaining|cocktails|guides|events|search|recipes|connect).foodie.com'''">
		$set_redirect('http://www.foodie.com')
	</esi:when>

	<esi:when test="$(HTTP_HOST) matches_i '''foodie.com'''">
		<esi:choose>
			<!-- connect.foodie.com should be handled by edge side includes where there will be a bunch of special things going on.  Specifically all of the recipe URLs in the CSV attached to YOKO-1599 should redirect to their new URL in foodie v2 at www.foodie.com/recipes/slug-of-recipe as shown in the CSV. -->

			<esi:when test="$(REQUEST_PATH) matches_i '''^/recipe/(\d+)/(\d+)/(\d+)/(.+)'''" matchname="pathvars">
				$set_redirect('http://www.foodie.com/recipes/' + $(pathvars{4}))
			</esi:when>
			
			<!-- Any path on foodie.com (no subdomain) should redirect (301 - the browser URL should change) to the same path on www.foodie.com  Not sure if we need to use ESI for this. -->
			<esi:otherwise>
				$set_redirect('http://www.foodie.com' + $(REQUEST_PATH))
			</esi:otherwise>
		</esi:choose>
	</esi:when>
	<esi:otherwise>
		$set_redirect('http://www.foodie.com')
	</esi:otherwise>		
</esi:choose>