Ladle
Ladle
Save recipes from any website. Free, no limits, works offline.
No account needed. Your recipes stay on your phone.
No app store. It takes about ten seconds from your phone's browser. Add the app page, not this one, so the icon opens your recipe box.
Looks like you already have Ladle installed.
Open LadleAdd "Save to Ladle" to your Share sheet once. After that, every recipe page in Safari is two taps from your collection.
Your phone reads the page itself, so this works even on the sites that turn away plain link imports. The page never passes through us.
Rather make it by hand in the Shortcuts app? Four actions, in this order.
https://recipes.go.easymarketingbc.com/app/#/import?paste=1
Loading the script...Drag this button up to your bookmarks bar. Then, on any recipe page, click it and the page is copied. Open Ladle, click Add, then Paste.
Some browsers will not let you drag a link into the bar. Copy it instead, then add a new bookmark by hand and paste it in as the address.
Paste a recipe URL and Ladle pulls in the ingredients, steps and photo.
Fix a typo, add a note, change an ingredient. It's your copy.
Cooking for two instead of six? The ingredient amounts adjust for you.
Keeps your screen on while you cook, so it doesn't lock mid-recipe.
Add ingredients to a list grouped by aisle, ready for the store.
Drop recipes onto a week view for breakfast, lunch and dinner.
Find anything fast by tag, ingredient or title.
Export your whole collection to a file whenever you want.
Your saved recipes open with no signal and no wifi.
Matches your phone's setting automatically.
Yes. No trial, no subscription, no limit on how many recipes you save.
On your device, in your browser's storage. Ladle does not run its own account system or database of your recipes.
Yes. Open the More tab inside Ladle, download a backup file, then restore it on the new phone.
Yes, open the same address in any browser. Just remember your recipes are saved per browser, so use a backup file to bring them along.