Considering that web search results are already polluted by nonsensical, AI-generated advertizement spam masquerading as cooking recepies, I'll rather take the human curated experience, thank you very much.
That's a different problem entirely. I don't want to host a website that makes me money via insane SEO and advertisements. It's literally just a private website me and my girlfriend use. We add recipes we enjoy and would want to cook again in the future. If an AI could code that for me, great!
If that's the case, why not just use some existing shared notebook software instead?
Main reasons are that 1) the site loads fast, and 2) the site has certain ux features I wanted, such as ingredient lists automatically being sorted by when the ingredient gets used and hovering over an ingredient in a recipe causing a tooltip to pop up reminding you how much of that ingredient is used