Pinterest setup
Bring the Pantry’s recipes to your Pinterest board.
Complete these steps in your Pinterest Business account on a computer. A verification tag on the Pantry does not mean Pinterest has accepted the claim.
1. Claim recipepantry.app
Sign in to Pinterest. Open Settings, then Link to Pinterest or Claimed accounts. Select Claim beside Websites and choose Add HTML tag.
The Pantry already has a verification tag. If Pinterest gives you a different code, send Henry’s site editor the new tag so it can be replaced and published. Return to Pinterest, enter https://recipepantry.app and select Verify. A website can belong to only one Pinterest account.
Official claim instructions2. Connect the recipe feed
After the website claim is accepted, open Settings → Create Pins in bulk → Auto-publish → Connect RSS feed. Some accounts show Import content instead.
Paste the feed address below. Under Save Pins to, choose your board, then Save. Choose a public board if you want people to discover these recipes.
https://recipepantry.app/pinterest.xmlOfficial RSS instructions3. Check your board
Pinterest says feed updates can become Pins within 24 hours. Open the connected board and check that a Pin opens the matching Pantry recipe. Pinterest decides Rich Pin recognition; recipe markup does not guarantee approval.
When new recipes enter the feed
The current feed is updated when the Pantry is published on or after a scheduled date. Connecting Pinterest does not automatically publish the website. Tuesday and Friday releases still need a site publication; this is not yet a fully hands-off schedule.
Pinterest recipe traffic
Henry can view recorded Pinterest recipe arrivals in Analytics → Pinterest Traffic. These are tracked recipe page views, not a count of unique people or every click inside Pinterest.
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