How to use Recipe Print Cleaner

URL import uses one external network path: the recipe-fetch proxy relays HTML and does not persist or log page content. Saved recipes never leave this device.

Workflow

  1. Paste a recipe URL and click Import. The page HTML is fetched through a pass-through proxy on this homelab (browser CORS cannot load most recipe sites directly). Step 1 completes the workflow described on the homepage; repeat or adjust inputs before the next action.
  2. When schema.org/Recipe JSON-LD is present, title, ingredients, instructions, servings, and times fill in automatically. Edit or drag-reorder any line before printing. Step 2 completes the workflow described on the homepage; repeat or adjust inputs before the next action.
  3. If structured data is missing, use Manual entry to type or paste ingredients and steps yourself. Step 3 completes the workflow described on the homepage; repeat or adjust inputs before the next action.
  4. Print uses a clean layout (title, times, ingredients, instructions only — no chrome/ads). Save stores recipes in this browser’s localStorage only (no account, no sync). Copy as plain text for chat or notes. Step 4 completes the workflow described on the homepage; repeat or adjust inputs before the next action.

Worked examples

Before you roll

Recipe Print Cleaner is for home cooks who want the useful part of a recipe page at the counter without ads, popups, or a long introduction. Paste a public recipe URL and the tool looks for visible Recipe JSON-LD, then lets you correct, reorder, print, copy, or save the extracted

Confirm everyone agrees what Import recipe means for your group before you rely on a single outcome.

Open Options or the sidebar when labels are hidden on small screens.

If something looks wrong

If results look wrong: Import depends on source markup and proxy availability; review extracted ingredients and instructions before cooking.

Mobile and keyboard notes

Import recipe is reachable from touch and keyboard.

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