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Print any recipe as a one page card, with every ingredient lined up next to its step. A layout some cooks find easier to read. Print any recipe as a single page card, with every ingredient lined up next to the step that uses it. One page, no scrolling, no flipping back and forth while your hands are covered in flour. I read 50+ books a year, but recipe instructions won't stay in my head. I'd reread the same step over and over at the stove. My sister showed me this grid format, where each ingredient sits beside the step it belongs to, and it finally stuck for me. So I built it into an extension. Now any recipe can print that way. Some people read a recipe fine as a list. Some of us read it far more easily as a grid. If you're the second kind, this is for you. HOW IT WORKS 1. Open any recipe page. 2. Click the button. 3. Print. No copy and paste, no reformatting, no account. The extension only wakes up when you click it. WHAT YOU GET - Every ingredient lined up with the step that uses it - The whole recipe in one view, sized to a single page - Wide recipes flip to landscape on their own so nothing gets cut off - Works on the big recipe sites and on independent food blogs BEFORE YOU INSTALL This format isn't for everyone, and I'd rather you know now. Big recipes make big grids. A 10 step recipe builds 9 step columns and prints landscape. That's the format doing its job, not a bug. It won't look like a dainty index card. If that's what you want, there are lovely tools for it. This one is for people whose brains read recipes as flowcharts. About 1 site in 10 doesn't publish readable recipe data. You'll get a friendly heads up instead of a card, and it costs you nothing. PRICING Three free prints a month, with no account and no email. Go Pro when you're printing more than that. PRIVACY No account, no email, no sign up to try it. The extension reads the recipe page you're on, only when you click it.
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