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Saturday, 13 February 2021
quote [ Get just the ingredients and directions for any recipe page. No life story, ads, or popups. ]
Get rid of the 500 word essays on world travel or how having children makes you a better cook.
Someone wrote a javascript bookmark for this, where if you click the bookmark with a page open, it will load the URL into the justtherecipe.app page. Can't remember who wrote it, but here it is:
javascript:(function(){var url=window.location.href;new_url= "https://www.justtherecipe.app/recipe?url="+url;window.location=(new_url);})();
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Silent said @ 9:32am GMT on 14th Feb
[Score:1 Original]
I must surely be the only person who loves knowing that the author got the original recipe from their grandparents, and adapted it for their own purposes.
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snowfox said @ 10:42am GMT on 15th Feb
You are correct. I am glad to know other people hate having to read someone's life story to make puff pastries. If it were the history of the pastry or more on the technique to make it, I might be interested in that. I think this is one of those signs I am autistic.
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mechanical contrivance said @ 4:21pm GMT on 15th Feb
Or just impatient.
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Silent said @ 8:04am GMT on 16th Feb
See, I grew up with half the families cooking books being similar.
Not identical but they'd have some personal story attached, so they have never bothered me. |
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Dienes said @ 8:02pm GMT on 14th Feb
[Score:1 Funny]
I'm torn. I love the convenience but don't really want to miss out on gems like Maple Shortbread Bars.
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Hugh E. said @ 12:25am GMT on 14th Feb
"No life story, no pop ups, no email lists."
And no revenue for the recipe maker? hmm |
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C18H27NO3 said @ 9:54pm GMT on 14th Feb
Do you use ad blockers?
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