Cookpad VS Recipe Filter for Chrome

If you like cooking or baking I also can't recommend https://cookpad.com/ enough! I found really cute recipes for Valentine's day this year! Source: about 1 year ago

Https://cookpad.com/ is the biggest Japanese recipe site (sometimes tries to dump you onto Eng version based on IP). Source: about 1 year ago

Finally, content you can put in your face. Https://cookpad.com/ It may try to toss you onto the English version based on IP. I like to see what's trending (just below main search bar), or just search up a couple random ingredients I have to see what turns up. Source: over 1 year ago

I used sites like that when I wanted to learn how to read recipes and then you can jump on https://cookpad.com/ and see all the recipes where people have taken photos in every step. Source: over 1 year ago

Cookpad is great for Japanese recipes if you can use a translator: https://cookpad.com/. Source: over 1 year ago

Gosh, if only this were a problem SO COMMON that someone would take the time to build an app that just picked out the recipe and had it in a popup. God, what a world that would be. If only. Too bad no one can take literally 12 seconds and Google that shit. In fact, this snarky post has taken me SO MUCH MORE TIME than the actual Google search. Source: 7 months ago

Bonus Tip: Depending on where you're reading em, there's a Google Chrome extension, Recipe Filter that will take out all that BS info from recipes and present you a nice little index card popup. Love that one. Source: 10 months ago

Cool app! I think the bummer is having to manually send over the URL. I enjoy this chrome extension that auto converts the webpage. Recipe Filter. Source: 11 months ago

Just grab this browser extension, it skips the cruft, and just puts the recipe in a popup. Source: 12 months ago

If you use Chrome, this extension works great for me. It scans pages and if it finds a recipe, it just pops up a window with only the recipe on top of the page! Source: about 1 year ago