Recipes MCP server

This is a small helper that lets your AI look up recipes on six cooking websites at once, including Marmiton and the Wikibooks Cookbook. It is handy if you cook, plan meals, or keep bumping into recipes written in another language or for a different number of people. You ask in plain words, and it brings back the recipes in one tidy shape.

What this MCP server does

You ask your AI something like find me carbonara recipes. The AI passes that question to this helper. The helper searches all six sites at once and hands back a list of matching recipes with their titles, links and a short excerpt. You then pick one, and the AI can read it in full, compare it with versions from other sites, or rescale the ingredient list to the number of people you are cooking for.

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What you can do with it

• Search six recipe sites with one question
• Read any recipe in one consistent format
• Compare French, English and Spanish versions of the same dish
• Rescale an ingredient list to a different number of servings
• See which version uses a particular ingredient, like cream
• Scale a list from your own notebook
• Tell you when a site failed instead of quietly returning nothing

Try asking your AI

• “Find me carbonara recipes, from wherever you can.”
• “Compare the French and English versions of that dish.”
• “Read the second one for eight people.”
• “Which of them uses cream?”
• “Scale this list from my notebook by 1.5.”

What it gives back to you

You get back lists of recipes with their titles, links, images and short excerpts. When you read one, you get the ingredients and steps in a single consistent shape, whichever site it came from. If you asked to rescale, the quantities come back adjusted, with a note when something could not be divided neatly. Each answer also tells you which sites answered and which failed.

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Who it's for

Home cooks, meal planners, and anyone who likes comparing recipes across French, English and Spanish cooking sites.