Release notes: browse improvements and cleaner recipe cards

Search is useful when you know what you want. Browse is useful when you only know the shape of the decision: something fast, something vegetarian, something good for lunch, or something that uses ingredients already in the kitchen.

The card cleanup was focused on that moment. Each card should give enough information to decide whether to open the recipe without turning the grid into a wall of tiny labels.

The recipe cards now place greater weight on title, image, timing, and meaningful tags. Fields that are empty or weakly useful are treated more quietly. That makes it easier to compare recipes across a row without reading every line.

The page also gives imagery more room. Food is visual, and a good image helps users understand the dish faster than a long stack of attributes.

Use browse as a first pass, not a final decision. Open recipes that look promising, save the ones that fit your week, then make the final choice from a smaller set on the dashboard or planner.

The best browsing session ends with fewer options, not more tabs.