A RecipeFrame WordPress plugin should do more than dump ingredients into a page builder. RecipeFrame adds a recipe post type, taxonomies, nutrition tools, and Schema.org JSON-LD. Build single recipes, archives, and taxonomy indexes in Elementor—or use the fallback card and [gs_recipe] shortcode when you need something simpler.
Food bloggers and community cooks get structured recipes search engines and readers can both understand. Clear ingredients, nutrition, and schema help your content travel farther than a pretty layout alone.
RecipeFrame is the cooking half of the GrandSlambert food toolkit; MenuFrame can sit beside it when you also need restaurant-style menus.
What free RecipeFrame includes
Free RecipeFrame focuses on publishing and structured data so every recipe starts with a solid foundation.
- Recipe post type and taxonomies
- Nutrition tools for clearer recipe details
- Schema.org JSON-LD for rich results readiness
- Elementor layouts plus shortcode and card fallbacks
Details live on the RecipeFrame product page; more Frames sit in the catalog.
RecipeFrame Plus for shopping lists and recipe boxes
RecipeFrame Plus extends free RecipeFrame with a shopping cart, grocery lists, and a personal recipe box. Visitors add recipes, adjust servings, and print shopping lists by recipe or combined list—so your content becomes a weekly cooking habit.
Therefore free RecipeFrame owns the recipe; Plus owns the kitchen workflow. Licensed updates keep Plus maintained on the sites you activate.
Getting started with RecipeFrame
Install free RecipeFrame, publish a signature recipe with nutrition and schema, then style the single in Elementor. Add Plus when carts and grocery lists matter. Need a hand? Contact GrandSlambert.
For WordPress-specific docs while you refine templates, start at WordPress documentation.
Cook up a better recipe site—explore RecipeFrame and RecipeFrame Plus.
Recipe sites win when structure and design work together. RecipeFrame gives you the post type, taxonomies, nutrition fields, and Schema.org JSON-LD so search and readers both get a clear recipe. Elementor handles the look; the shortcode and card fallbacks cover simpler templates when you need them.
Once the free catalog feels solid, RecipeFrame Plus turns recipes into a weekly habit with shopping carts, grocery lists, and a personal recipe box. Adjust servings, print lists, and keep cooks on your site instead of bouncing to a generic notes app. That is how a RecipeFrame WordPress plugin becomes more than a pretty single template.