Help & Reference

Share a recipe

Send anyone a direct link to a recipe, straight from the recipe page.

Steps

  1. Open the recipe you want to share.
  2. Under the recipe title, tap Share. A small menu opens with two choices.
  3. Tap Share link… to send a link to the recipe. If your browser has a share sheet — most phones and tablets, and many desktop browsers, do — pick where to send it (Messages, Mail, AirDrop, and so on). If it doesn’t, the link copies to your clipboard and a Link copied note appears; paste it wherever you like.
  4. Or tap Copy as text to copy the recipe itself — its title, ingredients, and steps — to your clipboard as plain text. A Copied note appears; paste it into a message, a note, or any document. The copied text ends with a link back to the recipe here on Mirepoix, so whoever reads it can open the original. If the recipe came from another site, that site is credited near the top of the copied text, before the Mirepoix link.

The link points to the recipe’s web page. Whether the people you send it to can open it depends on your kitchen’s visibility: a published kitchen is open to anyone, while an unpublished one only lets signed-in members in.

Renaming a recipe you’ve shared

A recipe’s web address is built from its title, so renaming the recipe gives it a new address that matches the new name. A link you already sent keeps working — open the old address and it lands on the recipe at its new one. You don’t have to re-share anything.

This holds as long as the recipe still exists. If you delete it, the old link shows a short “Recipe no longer available” page instead.

If the recipe has a photo, the link preview shows it — a recipe holds one photo, so that’s the one. When your kitchen is published, that photo can also show up alongside the recipe in search-engine results. If your kitchen is unpublished, its recipes only open for signed-in members, so they stay out of public previews and search.

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Last updated July 28, 2026