Annoyed microbiologist 🦠 Ben Chapman You may appreciate this, especially if you cook a lot: Type “cooked.wiki“ before the https in any recipe url. It reorganizes the recipe, with two columns, ingredients and instructions.

I have just learned that if you add cooked.wiki to the front of an online recipe page it strips out the narrative and just gives you the recipe. game changed cooked.wiki

@cooked_wiki For everyone who ever said, "I'm sure your grandmother's trip to Argentina was wonderful but PLEASE just give me the recipe!" THANK YOU, THANK YOU, THANK YOU!

Not about politics, but if you add "cooked.wiki" to the start of any recipe url, it removes everything except the actual recipe. Had to share. Life changing!

El otro día en Mastodon lei sobre una web que le quita todo el relleno a las recetas de cocina online. La acabo de probar y es magia pura. Solo hay que coger la URL de la receta que quieras y añadirle delante "cooked.wiki" (antes del http/https).

Did you know: If you type "cooked.wiki" before any recipe URL, it removes all the other stuff and just leaves the recipe?! I hate having to scroll on and on through someone's life story to get a recipe, but this solves that problem! #themoreyouknow

What a great hack! Type: cooked.wiki before any recipe to get rid of all the blogger text

Life changing information: type cooked.wiki before any recipe URL (desktop+mobile) to cut through the bullshit and just see ingredients list & method. 👩‍🍳

Add cooked.wiki at the beginning of any recipe URL to strip away anything but the recipe and the ingredients.

I always appreciate a good EdTech tip for school, but this online recipe hack is amazing (and works)! Type cooked.wiki before the URL of any online recipe and it removes all the junk you have to scroll through! 🙌 Thanks for sharing @APSITSdawson!

TIL If you just type “cooked.wiki“ before the https:// of the url it cuts the site into just ingredients and directions! I’m serious. I’ve attached two images. One is the site normally, and the second shows what typing that blurb before it does. It’s like magic!

Cooked summarizes web pages into a short recipe version which you can save and read while cooking. cooked.wiki

Just add cooked.wiki at the beginning of the recipe/blog URL and it will be a nice reader/ingredient list without all the junk.

what does the future of AI look like? it's not sexy, but it's delicious awesome product @cooked_wiki i put in an instagram link w/ sloppy description, got a clean recipe out

I've become obsessed with the cooked wiki app. Every night I am recipe hunting. It's not good... Or the best. Hard to say.