Search Marmiton and the Wikibooks Cookbook at once, and scale quantities. No API key.
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io.github.smeet666/mcp-recipes is an MCP server that search Marmiton and the Wikibooks Cookbook at once, and scale quantities. No API key. Its tool list has not been published yet over stdio, sse and http, requires no API key, and scores 61/100 on MCPpedia's security, maintenance and efficiency rubric.
Config is the same across clients — only the file and path differ.
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"recipes": {
"args": [
"-y",
"mcp-recipes"
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"command": "npx"
}
}
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One question, several kitchens. An MCP server that asks every recipe source it reads at the same time, merges what they say, and scales quantities in French
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One question, several kitchens. An MCP server that asks every recipe source it reads at the same time, merges what they say, and scales quantities in French and English.
Today it reads two: Marmiton, in French, and the Wikibooks Cookbook, in English.
No API key. No account. Read-only.
Marmiton is a French recipe site with reader ratings and millions of visitors. The Wikibooks Cookbook is an English wiki written by whoever edits it, published under a Creative Commons licence. They write the same dishes differently, and that difference is worth having in one place.
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Multiplying every number by a factor is arithmetically correct and practically useless: it produces "2.4 eggs" and "0.67 pinch of salt" with the same confidence as "267 g flour". Every quantity here lands where a cook can act on it:
| The line says | Times six | Why |
|---|---|---|
une pincée de sel | 6 pincées de sel | A pinch keeps the size a hand gives it; the count carries the proportion |
1 dose (cup) de Mountain Dew | 6 doses (cup) de Mountain Dew | A French line naming an English measure stays French |
2/3 d'un flacon de fleur d'oranger | 4 flacons de fleur d'oranger | A share of one thing becomes a count of them |
1/4 litre de lait | 1,5 l de lait | French writes its decimals with a comma |
250 ml milk | 1.5 l milk | English writes them with a dot, and both climb the metric ladder |
2/3 of a bottle of orange blossom water | 4 bottles of orange blossom water | The bottles are what is counted, and the water comes with them |
a capful of rum | 6 capfuls rum | A measure named after what holds it is read as one, listed or not |