Tastoria by WpWebGuru

Recipes worth sharing, properly published.

Tastoria Recipe Manager helps food bloggers and chefs create, organize and share recipes with ratings, filters, nutrition facts and search-ready markup.

  • Free, GPLv2 or later
  • WordPress 5.0+ and PHP 7.4+
  • Version 1.0.0

Everything a recipe site needs.

Powerful, yet easy to use.

  • Recipe post type

    A dedicated post type with all the fields for professional recipe management.

  • Dynamic ingredients and steps

    Add, remove and reorder ingredients and instructions, with tips, images and notes on each step.

  • Advanced taxonomies

    Organize by categories, cuisines, dietary preferences and cooking methods.

  • Three layouts

    Classic, Modern or Retro Tastoria, to match your site.

  • Ratings and reviews

    Visitors rate recipes and leave reviews by AJAX. Average ratings and counts are shown.

  • AJAX filtering

    Filter recipes by category, cuisine, diet and method without a page reload.

  • Nutrition and video

    A nutrition facts panel, plus YouTube, Vimeo or uploaded cooking videos.

  • SEO and translation

    Built-in Schema.org markup for rich snippets, and a .pot file for translations.

Show recipes anywhere.

Two shortcodes work with any theme or page builder.

ShortcodeWhat it showsExample
[tastrema_grid]A grid of recipes with pagination.[tastrema_grid columns="4" posts_per_page="12"]
[tastrema_filter]An AJAX-powered filter form.[tastrema_filter show_categories="yes" show_cuisines="yes"]

Good for food blogs, cooking schools, restaurant menus, personal collections, nutrition blogs and meal planning sites.

Install in a minute.

It is available on WordPress.org, so the normal install works.

  1. Install

    Go to Plugins, Add New, search for Tastoria Recipe Manager and activate it.

  2. Configure

    Open Tastoria Recipe Manager, then Settings, and pick a layout.

  3. Publish

    Add recipes from the admin menu and show them with a shortcode.

Questions.

How do I display recipes?

Use [tastrema_grid] on any page or post, or [tastrema_filter] for a directory with filters.

Can visitors rate recipes?

Yes. They can leave star ratings and written reviews. Ratings appear on the recipe page and feed the schema markup.

Can guests leave reviews without logging in?

Yes, if you allow it in WordPress discussion settings. Guests give a name and email.

How do I add nutrition information or video?

Use the Nutrition Information and Recipe Video boxes on the recipe edit screen. Video can be YouTube, Vimeo or an uploaded file.

Does it work with page builders?

Yes. It works with any theme and page builder. Use the shortcodes to place recipes anywhere.

Does it add schema markup?

Yes. It adds JSON-LD Schema.org markup to every recipe page.

How do I change the layout?

Go to Tastoria Recipe Manager, then Settings, and choose Classic, Modern or Retro Tastoria.

Publish your first recipe today.

Install Tastoria Recipe Manager and give every dish a proper page.