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Google Recipes Custom Search

By David Grant - Posted on 24 October 2006

I just created a custom search engine with Google's new Custom Search feature as part of Google Co-op. It's called Recipe Search. Just type in some ingredients and it will search all the best recipe websites. You can then narrow your search down further by only looking only at sites specializing in seafood, vegetarian, international cuisine, etc...

Give it a try...




I am looking for people to help maintain and improve this search engine. If anyone has some knowledge of recipe websites and has an interest in helping out with this project, please let me know and I can invite you do be a collaborator.

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building a CSE master list
Submitted by bricktop (not verified) on Tue, 2006-10-24 01:29.

David, I've added your CSE to the master list I'm building at Wink
If you find any more on the web can you tag them "google cse" and add them to this collection. ;b

Thanks
Submitted by David Grant on Tue, 2006-10-24 08:39.

Cool, you should maybe change the title to say "Google Recipes Search" or something like that as you have two co-op searches called the same thing (google's default title).

Website with Family Recipes
Submitted by Georgia Botsacos Litwin (not verified) on Fri, 2008-03-07 19:40.

My website has family recipes, Greek, Italian, and Polish, along with others. Feel free to check it out. I am constantly adding stuff so check often.
Enjoy.

Submit
Submitted by Pan (not verified) on Mon, 2008-06-16 03:29.

Please submit (for free) your cse link to our Google coop CSE directory

Thanks.

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