Recipe Extractor — Clean Structured Recipes
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Recipe Extractor — Clean Structured Recipes
Paste recipe URLs, get back just the recipe: ingredients, numbered steps, times, yield, nutrition, and rating as clean typed records. No ads, no popups, no 2,000-word childhood story before the ingredient list.
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Paste recipe URLs, get back just the recipe: ingredients, numbered steps, times, yield, nutrition, and rating as clean typed records. No ads, no popups, no 2,000-word childhood story before the ingredient list.
Works on virtually every recipe site because it reads the schema.org Recipe markup sites embed for Google — the same structured data behind rich search results. Parsing, not scraping: fast, robust, and layout-change-proof.
Input
{"urls": ["https://www.allrecipes.com/recipe/23600/worlds-best-lasagna/","https://www.bbcgoodfood.com/recipes/classic-lasagne-0"],"includeNutrition": true}
Output record
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
name, description, author, image | Recipe identity |
ingredients[] | Clean ingredient lines |
instructions[] | Ordered step list (sections flattened) |
prepTimeMinutes, cookTimeMinutes, totalTimeMinutes | Parsed from ISO durations |
yield, category[], cuisine[], keywords[] | Classification |
nutrition | Per-serving facts when published |
rating | { value, count } when published |
URLs without recipe markup return an error record instead of failing the run.
Use cases
- Meal-planning & nutrition apps — ingest any recipe a user pastes.
- Grocery list generators — ingredients arrive as clean lines ready for parsing.
- Recipe collections — archive recipes as data, not bookmarks.
- AI cooking assistants — feed an LLM structured recipes instead of raw pages (MCP-ready).