Recipe Block vs Recipe Creator

Organize your quarantine-inspired baking blog with a “Recipe” block! Adding this will insert a template with an image, heading, recipe information (serving size, time, duration), and a section for ingredients and directions. You can add and remove blocks from this container. When in the recipe block, you’ll be able to add extra Recipe Ingredients, Recipe Directions, and Recipe Meta blocks, along with audio, videos, galleries, and more. Note: This block doesn’t add schema or structured content to your site (the magic used by google to format recipes in search results and for voice assistants). Head over to the GitHub repo for the development version, or to suggest new features. Credit to @melchoyce for designing the recipe template UI. Plugin icon from Material.

Our plugin provides you with a recipe block for the Gutenberg editor, with which you can easily insert recipes into your blog posts. You can edit the recipe directly in the editor. The recipe is automatically optimized in the background for search engines such as Google by adding structured data to the recipe in the background. You can automatically insert a “Jump to recipe” block at the beginning of all blog posts so that your readers can easily jump to the recipe in your blog post. You can customize the design of the recipes to your blog. You can also ask your readers to share the recipe on Pinterest or tag you in their posts of the recipe on Instagram. If you use these functions, please refer to the privacy policies of Pinterest (https://help.pinterest.com/de/article/your-privacy-and-data-settings) and Instagram (https://privacycenter.instagram.com/policy) on your privacy page.