Google's Recipe View makes recipe searches easier

New search feature narrows your search and customizes and filters recipe searches.

Tue, Mar 01 2011 at 9:28 AM

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Healthy Eating, Recipes, Google, Technology

Google’s new Recipe View is going to make my job a lot easier and everyone’s recipe searches more specific.

When I first searched for Minestrone Soup on Google’s general search engine, the first result is the Wikipedia page for Minestrone. That’s not a recipe. But, by going to the left of the search results and clicking on the Recipe View, the search gets narrowed down to recipes only. On the toolbar to the left of the list of recipes, I then have the option of searching the Minestrone Soup recipes by ingredient, cook time, and calorie count.

Google’s Executive Chef, Scott Giambastiani, explains how easy and helpful the new Recipe View is in this video. I really like how you can search by holiday or event. Watch and find out how:

I know I’ll be using this Recipe View almost daily. Do you think you’ll be getting any use out of it?

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