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Since Gareth Alexander's talk at DrupalCamp England, I've started to explore Drupal's new recipe system.
+I've used the Drupal CMS Admin UI and Drupal CMS SEO Basic recipes, but there are a lot more available.
+Recipes are meta-packages that install other Drupal packages (including other recipes), add configuration and can apply patches.
+The SEO recipe adds and configures Easy Breadcrumb, Pathauto, Redirect and Token modules, so they work straight away with a default configuration.
+It's great that Drupal CMS recipes can be installed with a simple composer require
command, so you can use them with any Drupal website - even if you're not using Drupal CMS.
If you want to learn more about Drupal recipes, listen to episode 39 of the Beyond Blocks podcast with Gareth.
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