Broccoli is a free recipe app that lets you build your own personal recipe collection and helps you cook in a more eco-friendly way. Recipes with seasonal ingredients are highlighted and if you’re looking for inspiration, you can find seasonal ingredients from your region in the seasonal calendar.
You can get Broccoli on
Broccoli searches for recipe metadata in the JSON-LD format. Many modern sites and blogs provide this metadata since it helps them with search engine optimization. But some might also choose to not expose it because they do not want any external sites and tools to scrape their content.
If you want to verify if a specific site exposes JSON-LD metadata hit F12 in your browser and search for script tags with the type="application/ld+json"
property.
Broccoli can only import it's own backup files (which can be created via "Backup & Restore"). But if you are technical adept and have some scripting skills you can create a broccoli-archive
file yourself.
The broccoli-archive
is basically a zip file which consists of other zip files (one broccoli
file for each recipe) and a JSON file for the categories. Each broccoli
file consists of an optional image file and a JSON file with describes the recipe's metadata. Create an export yourself and have a look at the resulting file.
The following task have to be done:
broccoli
filebroccoli
files into a broccoli-archive
*.broccoli-archive
into BroccoliI set up a project on Crowdin to manage translations. Feel free to join and tell me if you want me to add more languages.
Available languages so far:
If you want to contribute by researching data for additional seasonal calendars please contact me.