Google Rolls Out New Search Tool for Recipes

Google began rolling out Thursday a new search feature that makes finding recipes on the web a little easier.

Dubbed “Recipe View,” the feature lets users filter search results according to ingredients, cook time, calories and more. Users can search, for instance, for recipes containing brussels sprouts, devised by chef Ina Garten, that take less than an hour to make. Pictures, ingredients and one- to five-star user ratings are highlighted in the listed results, helping users quickly discover or bypass recipes.

To use Recipe View, simply select the “Recipes” link on the left-hand panel when searching for a recipe.

Google plans to enable the feature to all users in the U.S. and Japan by Thursday evening; it also plans to introduce the feature to additional countries in the future, a Google spokesperson said.

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