What gets filled in WP Delicious
| Area | Details |
|---|---|
| Recipe meta | Ingredients with quantities and units, instruction steps, prep, cook, rest and total time, servings, difficulty |
| Nutrition | Calories and macro and micronutrients per serving, calculated from the ingredients |
| Taxonomies | Recipe course, cuisine, cooking method, recipe keys (diet labels) and tags, matched to your existing terms |
| Content | Intro, tips, variations, storage notes and FAQs written for the specific dish |
| Media | Featured image plus process and serving images, each with unique alt text |
| SEO | Yoast, Rank Math or AIOSEO title, description and focus keyword |
Reusing your terms instead of creating clutter
Taxonomy sprawl quietly hurts recipe sites: "Italian", "Italian-inspired" and "Italian Food" all end up as separate archive pages. Before publishing, RecipeFox reads the terms that already exist on your site and picks from them. A new term is only created when nothing fits.
WPRM and WP Delicious on one account
Each connected site has its own recipe plugin setting. You can run one blog on WP Delicious and another on WP Recipe Maker from the same RecipeFox AI account, with separate brand voice, default category and schedule per site.
Scheduling a month of recipes
Paste up to 50 keywords, pick daily, weekly or monthly cadence and how many posts per period. Each post gets a random hour between 07:00 and 23:00 UTC so the publishing pattern looks natural. WordPress holds every post as scheduled until its date.
Frequently asked questions
- Is the RecipeFox AI Bridge plugin required for WP Delicious?
- Yes. WP Delicious does not accept its recipe meta through the standard WordPress REST API, so the Bridge provides the authenticated endpoint that writes it.
- Will the recipe show WP Delicious's own recipe card?
- Yes. The data is stored where WP Delicious expects it, so its card, print view and schema work as usual.
- Can I choose the category for each recipe?
- You can set a default category per site, override it per publish, or let RecipeFox match the best existing categories automatically.