Built for self-hosters. Browse recipes online, click the button, and they land in your Mealie instance. Minimal permissions, maximum control, zero cloud dependency.
Works with 15+ pre-configured recipe sites. Add your own with custom permissions.
Designed for privacy-conscious cooks who run their own Mealie server
Click "Send to Mealie" on any supported recipe page. The URL is sent to your Mealie API, which handles extraction.
Only requests access to pre-configured recipe sites. Custom sites require explicit user approval via host permissions.
Warns you before importing a recipe that already exists in your Mealie instance. No more duplicates cluttering your collection.
Your Mealie API credentials are stored securely using Chrome's encrypted sync storage. Never exposed to third parties.
Add any recipe website using optional host permissions. Access granted only after your explicit approval.
Fully open source on GitHub. Audit the code, contribute, or fork it for your own needs.
No copy-pasting URLs. No switching tabs. Just click.
Install & Configure — Add the extension to Chrome and enter your Mealie server URL and API token.
Find a Recipe — Browse AllRecipes, BBC Good Food, NYT Cooking, or any supported recipe site.
Click Send — Hit the "Send to Mealie" button. The recipe appears in your Mealie instance instantly.
Yes. Send2Mealie sends recipe URLs to your own Mealie API. You need a running Mealie instance and an API token.
15+ sites including AllRecipes, Food Network, BBC Good Food, NYT Cooking, Serious Eats, Bon Appetit, and more. You can add custom sites via host permissions.
No. The extension only communicates with your own Mealie server. No data is sent to third parties.
Optional duplicate detection warns you before importing. You can choose to skip or import anyway.
Yes! The full source code is available on GitHub. Contributions are welcome.
Stop manually copying URLs. Send recipes to Mealie with one click.
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