Every recipe draft used to take me 3 hours. Now it takes 3 minutes to approve.
I am a food blogger. I know what it feels like to stare at a blank WordPress post at 11pm, knowing you still have to write the intro, the tips, the FAQ, set the Rank Math fields, and somehow make it sound like you are not exhausted.
So I built a workflow to handle the draft. I still cook, photograph, and publish. The workflow just stops the blank-page problem before it starts.
What the workflow does
- You enter a recipe focus keyword — one line, takes 5 seconds
- It pulls live research — search intent, common questions, FAQ angles people actually search
- It writes a cookable recipe article — recipe near the top, tips and context after, FAQ at the end. No fluff wall before the ingredients
- It creates a WordPress draft — never auto-publishes, ever
- It fills Rank Math automatically — SEO title, meta description, and focus keyword, already set when you open the draft
- It emails you — one notification when the draft is waiting
You open the draft, add your photos, add your WP Recipe Maker card, read it once, then publish. That part is still yours.
Why cook-first matters
Most AI-generated recipe posts bury the recipe after 800 words of backstory nobody asked for. Readers who want dinner do not want to scroll past a wall of text to find the ingredient list.
This workflow puts the recipe block up front. Tips, variations, and FAQ come after. The conclusion is last. No second recipe card buried at the bottom. No filler padding the word count.
It drafts the way a food blogger would write it on a good day — not the way a language model pads a blog post.
Who this is for
- Food and recipe bloggers publishing on WordPress
- Bloggers already using n8n — or willing to set it up once
- Anyone who wants draft help, not auto-spam publishing
- Bloggers who review everything before it goes live
This is not for you if you want something that publishes without human review. This workflow never does that.
Proven on a live food blog
I did not build this as a concept and sell it. I ran it on Tasty Top Recipes first. The drafts it creates are the same ones I review, add photos to, and publish on this site.
You can browse the recipes here and see what the drafts look like after I finish them. That is the honest version of a demo.
What you get
- The n8n workflow JSON — import in one click
- Setup documentation — step by step, written for bloggers not developers
- Editable prompts — adjust the voice, structure, and niche to fit your blog
- Email notification setup — so you know when drafts are ready
One-time payment. No subscription. Yours to keep, modify, and run as many times as you want.
Get the workflow
One workflow. Runs every day. Pays for itself after one sponsored post.
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