If I had a cooking blog, it would have all recipes first, in simple, detailed, action filled glory. Then the story. If there even needed to be a story. To me, the recipe is map for each to find their own adventure within magic of the individual ingredients. Weave your own tale.
I've heard they only have the stories because otherwise Google mistakenly penalizes them for duplicate content. This may also be why they have to have the stories first.
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A food blogger told me the exact same thing. The story at the top is what builds SEO. That is why they appear at the top of the search results. In fact, go to 10th page of Google search. You'll see some recipe pages without story.
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If we could just skip to the Mahi Tacos, that’d be great.
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Ah. This at least helps me understand why they’re all like this. Sacrificed utility for relevance.
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I made an open-source scraper to solve ("solve") this! We've been doing a *lot* of cooking lately... https://plainoldrecipe.com/
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They should use the user agent to put the story first for just the Google bot
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