recipe-formatter

To format recipes into structured Obsidian notes, provide a dish name or recipe text to generate a clean note with consistent frontmatter, automatic tags, and category assignment. This creates a ready-to-save template for your culinary knowledge management.

Organizing recipe markdown files is best handled by applying a reference taxonomy for automatic categorization and tagging based on cooking method and dish type. This ensures consistent frontmatter metadata and Obsidian-style links for easy navigation.

Yes, you can generate Obsidian frontmatter from just a single dish name. The formatting process transforms minimal input into a fully structured note by automatically inferring the appropriate tags, categories, and metadata fields.

Yes, the recipe categorization process works with full recipe descriptions. It handles inputs ranging from a single dish name to complete recipe text, applying consistent frontmatter and automatic tag generation for your meal planning workflows.

You do not strictly need the Obsidian CLI to use the formatted recipe notes, but it enables one-shot note creation. The Skill outputs a ready-to-save template that can be manually copied into your markdown vault.