The site should use Google Structured Data for Recipes. Always a good idea to check Google Structured Data to see if a format exists for the thing you're doing

The site should use Google Structured Data for Recipes. Always a good idea to check Google Structured Data to see if a format exists for the thing you're doing. Odds are Google has a format for you, and odds are it's a good format to adopt for a lot of reasons. This format is what makes the nice recipe cards show up in Google Searches (https://www.google.com/search?q=pot+roast https://www.google.com/search?q=pot+roast). I get not wanting to have a "mommy blog" approach to content, but things like prep-time, cook-time, and just consistently formatted XML behind the scenes is good for your users. https://developers.google.com/search/docs/advanced/structured-data/recipe https://developers.google.com/search/docs/advanced/structure... Once you have it set up, it'll be easy to add in something like https://www.basketful.co/ https://www.basketful.co/ and that'll make it easy for people to shop their local grocery store -- and give you a revenue source for your work. Next up, you just need user reviews! (= This will also help you build a community... having a sign up, being able to email market to people when new recipes they might like come up, or just have a tool where you send them 3 choices a day for dinner options, and a "buy now" link to their favorite retailer. Lots of good stuff you can do with this site. Nice work!