Import a Marmiton recipe into your cookbook
Save your favorite Marmiton recipes in Zeste to plan them, share them and cook them step by step, without copying and pasting.
Marmiton is still a go-to recipe site in France, but having your favorite recipes scattered between browser bookmarks, screenshots and notes is frustrating. Zeste brings them together in a single cookbook.
Copy the recipe's address
On marmiton.org, open the recipe and copy the address from the browser bar. On a phone, the browser's Share button also offers Zeste directly.
Paste it into Zeste
Paste the link with the + button in the app or in Import on zeste.cooking. Zeste reads the page's recipe data, then its text if that data is missing: title, ingredients, times and steps, without the ads. Units are rewritten like in a cookbook ("2 tbsp") and quantities follow when you change the number of people. The same goes for 750g, Cuisine AZ and most blogs.
Going further
Once imported, the recipe can be planned into your week, joins the shopping list sorted by aisle and can be shared by link, even with someone who doesn't have Zeste. With a Thermomix, cooking robot mode offers a version of the steps with time, temperature and speed.