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Send the recipe page you are reading to your Scullery kitchen. Some recipe sites block apps from reading their pages, so Scullery can't import them from a link. This button gets around that: you're already looking at the recipe, so the extension hands the page you're on straight to your Scullery kitchen. How it works 1. Open a recipe on any site. 2. Click the Scullery button in your toolbar. 3. Scullery opens in a new tab and saves the recipe to your household, with ingredients, steps and the link back to the source. It only does something when you click it. It reads the page you clicked on and nothing else: no other tabs, no browsing history, nothing in the background. It sends that page only to Scullery, and it holds no password or sign-in of its own; it uses the Scullery account you're already signed in to in the browser. You need a Scullery account. Sign up free at https://thescullery.app
Oct 17, 2026
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