Re:We were promised Strong AI, but instead we got metadata a...
by Loughla on Monday April 26, 2021 @11:51AM
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+1 to that, and especially to America's test kitchen. People complain about blogspam and recycled recipes and being unable to filter through to find quality recipes. They also talk about being willing to pay to find quality.
There is, and has been, a very well known, nationally respected organization who does this, for years! Their recipe recommendations are usually good, and the narratives actually ADD to the recipe, by offering alternatives and reasons behind choices made, instead of just telling a nonsense story.
And of course the verbiage is a lot of long tail keyword inclusion (pandering to Google by talking about your diabetic grandma, etc).
EDIT: The whole "I can't stand recipes that have verbiage" diatribe is a bit of a beggars being choosers thing. Personally I pay for America's Test Kitchen and get trustworthy, concise recipes (although there is a narrative about different techniques and options), but most people are too cheap but simultaneously super demanding about the things they get for free.