Genius kitchen???

[Elsieb]

Maybe I am slow to notice but seems like all of a sudden when I search for recipes this ‘genius kitchen’ seems to be the first 3 4 or even 5 google links. At least I recently learned to use the “-“ in searches to exclude sites I don’t care for (ie pinterest and now genius kitchen).
Is genius kitchen a new site or just recently pushed up?

[Coogles (Chris D)]

@Elsieb

Maybe I am slow to notice but seems like all of a sudden when I search for recipes this ‘genius kitchen’ seems to be the first 3 4 or even 5 google links. At least I recently learned to use the “-“ in searches to exclude sites I don’t care for (ie pinterest and now genius kitchen).
Is genius kitchen a new site or just recently pushed up?

Looks like it launched in September by Scripps (Food Network, Cooking Channel, Travel Channel ect…) as their new online network replacing Food.com.

[Gourmanda]

I wondered that too…thanks for asking the question. And for posting the “-” option…didn’t know about that.

[Auspicious (Dave Skolnick)]

In the Internet age you should really understand Boolean logic for searches.

+, -, AND, OR, NOT, "

[Gourmanda]

Thanks for the info, I can do without the attitude.

[Presunto (--> Eating yoghurt in Athens .......... [Fleeced Taxpayer :@)) :@)) ])]

I got 2 spam mail from them just now.

Also try using

• quotes (“xyz”) alongside - when searching for something specific.

• asterisks. They are like a wild card within searches and when looking for a less definite info.

[Bookwich]

I noticed the same with Spruce. Suddenly regularly showing up at the top of my searches. How do they do that?

I do try to be specific when recipe searching online, otherwise you end up with a lot of corporate sites, followed by all those awful blogger sites. The ones with a ton of repetitious photos, then a recipe at the bottom. And most of the recipes are simply an Ina Garten or NYT recipe, or something taken from a cookbook, with no credit to the original author.