[raspo]

Recipe websites are some of the worst things on the web these days, with autoplaying videos, ads, newsletter box, cookie notice, while the actual recipe is buried down after a bunch of useless preamble... I tested this foodmarklet in a few places and so far it seems to work amazingly. Thank you for sharing!

[bloopernova]

Kagi.com, a $10/month search engine, has "lenses" that "focus" your search. One of the lenses is "recipe sites that are high quality and don't have loads of useless crap"

[nfriedly]

I've taken to copy-pasting recipes into a google doc and then cleaning up the formatting if I use it more than once or twice.

[cxr]

In the spirit of bookmarklets, you can bookmark this instead: <javascript:"%3Chtml contenteditable%3E">

This changes the current page into a blank rich text editor where you can paste the recipe instead, which eliminates the Google Docs dependency.