create-recipe

To save a recipe from a website into Obsidian, you can use a recipe extraction tool that cleans webpage content, parses ingredients and directions, and formats the data into a structured note. This process automatically handles metadata extraction and applies unit conversion for your vault.

Yes, you can convert recipe ingredient units to metric automatically when creating notes. The conversion process changes measurements to European metric units like grams and milliliters, and estimates per-serving macros using a lookup table if nutritional data is missing from the source.

Yes, the recipe note creation process estimates nutrition and macros per serving. When a recipe source lacks nutritional data, the system uses a lookup table to estimate per-serving macros, allowing you to generate nutrition summaries for meal planning.

To structure raw recipe text into a formatted Obsidian note, you paste the text into the extraction tool. The system parses the required fields like title and ingredients, classifies the cuisine type, and delegates the formatting to produce a clean, templated markdown note.

To automatically generate recipe notes from URLs, you need an Obsidian vault configured with the required markdown and command-line interface plugins. These tools allow the extraction process to clean web content, apply unit conversions, and save the formatted note directly into your vault.