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About Serious Eats

Serious Eats (seriouseats.com) is one of the most popular recipe websites in USA. With a diverse collection of user-submitted and tested recipes, it's where home cooks discover new dishes every day.

The challenge? Like many recipe sites, Serious Eats fills pages with ads, pop-ups, and lengthy introductions before the actual recipe. Peppermill extracts just the recipe - clean, organized, and ready to cook.

How It Works

Save any Serious Eats recipe in 3 easy steps

Copy the URL

Find a recipe on seriouseats.com and copy the page URL

Paste & Extract

Paste the URL above and click "Extract Recipe"

Save or Download

Save to your collection or download as a Word doc

Tired of Serious Eats?

We get it. Here's what you're escaping:

Extremely long articles

5,000+ word deep-dives when you just want to make dinner tonight

Recipe at the very bottom

Scroll through food science explanations to find ingredients

No nutrition information

Despite the scientific approach, no calorie or macro data

What You Get with Peppermill

Everything Serious Eats should offer, but doesn't

Science-Tested Recipes

Kenji's meticulously tested recipes extracted into a clean, cookable format

Just the Recipe

Skip the 5,000-word article - get straight to ingredients and steps

Nutrition Added

Full per-serving nutrition data that Serious Eats doesn't include

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about saving Serious Eats recipes

Can I save J. Kenji López-Alt's recipes? +

Absolutely! We support all Serious Eats recipes including Kenji's famous Food Lab recipes, Stella Parks' baking, and Daniel Gritzer's techniques.

Do you include the cooking tips from the articles? +

We extract the recipe card itself. For the detailed technique explanations, you'd want to bookmark the original article.

Are The Food Lab recipes supported? +

Yes! Any recipe on seriouseats.com can be saved, including all Food Lab content.

Will the recipe times be accurate? +

We preserve exactly what Serious Eats provides - and their timing estimates are generally very reliable.

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