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Now you can automatically add your recipes to MyRecipeMagic.com with the updated Word Press plugin. No more copying and pasting, opening two windows to make sure you get it right, finding time to get all the recipes loaded when you load your new posts. We do it all for you!! JUST ONE CLICK and your recipes are added auto”magically” to MyRecipeMagic with all your ingredients. The magic button is also added to make it easier for your followers.
More Traffic – Less Effort
The plugin is designed to add traffic to your site by giving your recipes more exposure to recipe lovers everywhere. It leaves the directions off of the recipe and requires visitors to go to your site to get the full recipe. With millions of viewers each month, you will start to see an increase in your traffic as you add more recipes to MyRecipeMagic.
Plugin Requirements
<ul>
<li>Must be an active MyRecipeMagic User.</li>
<li>Must use a recipe formatting plugin – for now Meal Planner Pro or Easy Recipe.</li>
<li>Must click ONE box for every recipe when you post it.</li>
<li>Must be willing to accept more traffic to your site.</li>
</ul>
<h3>MyRecipeMagic Plugin Usage</h3>
1) Once you have activated the MRM plugin, you will need to enter the MRM username and magic button position from the settings page. 
You can access the Plugin settings page in WordPress admin by selecting MRM Settings from the left hand menu.
Note: MRM username is required to use the MRM Plugin. The Plugin will not work without entering the MRM Username.
2) After entering the username in the MRM settings, you can begin sending recipes to MRM for any new post.
3) Enter your recipe, including the recipe detail in the Meal Planner Pro or Easy Recipe plugins. Then click the box to “Add this recipe to MRM”, which is usually at the bottom of the post entry page. Then publish your recipe on your site.
4) Your recipe is then sent to MRM for approval. Once it is approved (usually within 24 hours) you can add it to a collection, add tags and share it from MRM.

MyRecipeMagic Plugin

This plugin will add receipes to MyRecipeMagic.com with one click.

Kemory Grubb

RecipePress Reloaded is a powerful and very flexible tool to manage your blog’s recipe collection. It was designed with the editor in mind and created for easy and fast usage. 
This plugin adds a new post type for recipes to your website. You can publish your recipes as standalone posts, or include in your normal posts and pages. 
Organize your recipes in any way you would like. It includes predefined food categories such as cuisines, courses, seasons and difficulties. As creating new categories is 
easy it’s up to you which and how many categories you will are creating. Use index pages embedded on pages to make your recipes accessible by title or taxonomy terms. Or use one of 
the widgets to create tag clouds or top ten lists. 
Of course, you can use all the other WordPress goodies you know from posts in your recipes as well: photos, videos and comments. We have also included new additions such as user 5-star reviews and recipe process shots. 
Despite its simplicity it’s giving editors, administrators, designers and developers all the freedom to adapt the plugin to their needs. Features you don’t 
need can be deactivated and are hidden from the UI. You can even create your own recipe templates to complete control the look and feel of your recipes. The default ones 
are SEO friendly, with support for Google’s JSON-LD recipe schema information.
<h4>Features</h4>
<ul>
<li>custom post type for recipes</li>
<li>backend to enter recipes fast</li>
<li>group ingredients and instructions to sets, e.g., for cake and topping</li>
<li>add process shots to each step of the recipe instruction if you like</li>
<li>all the extra metadata such as diet type or recipe source you need for recipes</li>
<li>user submitted 5-star ratings for recipes, with your complete control</li>
<li>serving size</li>
<li>preparation and cooking times</li>
<li>nutritional information</li>
<li>all taxonomies you need. Cuisines, courses, seasons and difficulties come predefined, but you can create whatever taxonomy you like.</li>
<li>use post categories and terms on recipes as well, but only if you want to</li>
<li>ingredients are a taxonomy as well, so you can easily find all recipes using ‘carrots’ for example.</li>
<li>access recipes by alphabetical indices of title or any taxonomy term</li>
<li>include recipes to your normal posts or pages using shortcodes</li>
<li>search engine friendly recipe output using <a href="https://developers.google.com/search/docs/data-types/recipe" rel="nofollow ugc">Google’s</a> recipe JSON-LD format</li>
<li>choose between different templates to determine how your recipes should look like or create your own template yourself</li>
</ul>
<h4>Languages</h4>
RecipePress Reloaded currently is available in:
<ul>
<li>English</li>
<li>German</li>
<li>Russian</li>
</ul>
For the following languages translations are partly available:
<ul>
<li>German (Austria and Switzerland)</li>
<li>Dutch</li>
<li>Italian</li>
<li>Hungarian</li>
</ul>
Please help <a href="https://translate.wordpress.org/projects/wp-plugins/recipepress-reloaded" rel="nofollow ugc">translating</a> the plugin. It’s now easier than ever before on 
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