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Adds support for scraping recipes from rickbayless.com using custom HTML parsing (no schema.org markup on the site). Extracts title, description, ingredients, instructions, image, and yields. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Add scraper for rickbayless.com
Adds support for scraping recipes from rickbayless.com.
Site structure
Rick Bayless's site uses custom HTML markup with no JSON-LD structured
data, requiring a dedicated scraper. Recipe data is stored in semantic
class names:
<h1>insidediv.page-headerdiv.recipe-description<li itemprop="ingredients">with separate spans forquantity/unit, name, and preparation notes
<p>tags insidediv.recipe-instructionsTesting
Tested against multiple recipes including:
All 1030 tests pass.
Edge cases handled
yields()returnsNonewhen serving size div is emptyimage()falls back gracefully when no og:image tag exists