I hate to admit being so untech savvy, but how do I find the recipes on "ROOST" blog?

[marilynfl]

She changed her format and it's so clean that I can't figure out where her recipes went to. I know they are there because I can find them if I search on the name of a cake, for example (see below).http://www.roostblog.com/

 

[marilynfl]

Here is her coconut cake recipe:

http://www.roostblog.com/blog/2013/6/4/twenty-eight

 

[judy-mass]

It's not the neatest way, but

if you click on "Works" and scroll your mouse over the photos, you will see which ones are recipes.

 

[marilynfl]

Thanks, Judy. I'm giving it a try. Love! her photography.

 

[mariadnoca]

I'd email and ask her how to access the recipe section...

She's gone so artsy, she doesn't seem to have added enough layers/sections of her content. It would be good for her to realize readers can't find content, sometimes that stuff gets forgotten when you are building a site because you've worked on it so long you forget others seeing it for the first time can't connect the dots.

(Her layout is pretty, but function seems to have gone out of one of those pretty windows IMHO.)

 

[traca]

Grr...I hate it when there's no recipe page. My friend has a blog with tons of

content, is getting ready to publish a cookbook and her site still doesn't have a page with the recipes. It drives me crazy! And she wonders why her traffic is low....

 

[cheezz]

All I see is art and travel...where do you see mention of food?

 

[cheezz]

I made this cake - all my GF friends thought it was wonderful!

I, also, liked it very much but it left a 'slick' on my tongue like I had been licking the palm shortening. Very, very good flavors though.

 

[cheezz]

Ah, never mind - I see the pics and got to the recipes as Judy mentions