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Recipe Structured Data
Add Recipe structured data to your Joomla content. Include cooking times, ingredients, nutrition info, and step-by-step instructions to make your recipes stand out with rich results in search.
The Recipe snippet is ideal for pages which describe a recipe. You are able to mark up your recipe content with structured data to provide rich cards and host-specific lists for your recipes, such as reviewer ratings, cooking and preparation times, and nutrition information.
How to markup Joomla Pages with the Recipe Schema
Go to Components → Google Structured Data → Items and click New to create a new structured data item.

On the next page, you will need to prepare the Structured Data Item. Enter a Title (it can be anything) and select the Recipe Content Type from the respective dropdown.

The form reloads and a new section called Recipe appears below, where you can map each property with page data. A Publishing Rules section appears under it.

To read more details on how the mapping works, visit the respective section in the How to Add Structured Data to Pages guide.
Recipe Schema Properties
Here's a table of the properties you can define in the Recipe Content Type.
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| Title | The name of the recipe. |
| Description | A short summary describing the dish. |
| Image | Image of the completed dish or recipe. |
| Author | Creator of the recipe. |
| Rating Value | The rating for the article. |
| Review Count | The count of total number of reviews. |
| Category | The type of meal or course the recipe is about. Eg: dinner, entree or dessert. |
| Cuisine | The region associated with the recipe. Eg: French, Mediterranean, or American. |
| Preparation Time | The length of time it takes to prepare the recipe. Enter time in minutes. |
| Cooking Time | The time it takes to actually cook the dish. Enter time in minutes. |
| Total Time | The total time it takes to prepare the cook the dish. Enter time in minutes. |
| Calories | The number of calories in each serving. |
| Servings | The quantity produced by the recipe. Eg: number of people served, or number of servings. |
| Ingredients | The ingredients used in the recipe. Don't include unnecessary information, such as a definition of the ingredient. |
| Instructions | The steps to make the recipe. |
| Video URL | The video that depict the recipe on the page. |
| Keywords | Comma separated terms (tags) describing the recipe. Eg: summer, halloween, quick, easy, athentic. |
| Date Published | The date and time the recipe was published. |
| Date Modified | The date and time the page of the recipe was most recently modified. |