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how to make recipes easier to read on the web (Original Post) moonshinegnomie Jan 2024 OP
Wow. It worked! CrispyQ Jan 2024 #1
Thanks. I didn't know a couple of them. nt hvn_nbr_2 Jan 2024 #2
slick! NJCher Jan 2024 #3

CrispyQ

(38,245 posts)
1. Wow. It worked!
Wed Jan 17, 2024, 12:39 PM
Jan 2024

I typed it in front of the www. & it took a couple of seconds & viola! Recipe with the site's main image. Nice!

Here are some basic Google search shortcuts, too.

NJCher

(37,870 posts)
3. slick!
Wed Jan 17, 2024, 09:49 PM
Jan 2024

Printing out web recipes is a bit of an issue with me, so I'm glad to finally find a solution. This is quick and makes a nicely formatted, one-page recipe (in most cases).

Sometimes the web recipe I want will require a lot of re-formatting and often there are so many issues it's not worth spending the time on it, so I just print out the poorly formatted version.

My pet peeve on web recipes is when they take up space on my printed page by putting in "ingredients" and "instructions." I just want to get everything on one page: no 2-page recipes!!

Thank you for posting this, moonshinegnomie.

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