Partially. There is no built-in support for this plugin, but read on. I was able to test the free plugin (that is available on WordPress.org plugin repository) with the snip plugin.

How to include recipe parameters added to the plugin

a) First of all, create a Rich Snippet for a product.

b) Make sure it will only be included on “recipe” post type pages:

c) As an example, add the name property.

d) Select “Post meta field” from the dropdown field.

e) Enter “recipe_title” (without quotes) into the text field that appears:

f)  Beside the recipe_title, you can also use the following parameters:

• recipe_description
• recipe_notes
• recipe_rating (follow this guide for ratings and create an AggregateRating)
• recipe_servings
• recipe_servings_type (read more about this below)
• recipe_prep_time
• recipe_prep_time_text (read more about this below)
• recipe_cook_time
• recipe_cook_time_text (read more about this below)
• recipe_passive_time
• recipe_passive_time_text (read more about this below)

Which meta fields do not work?

Of course there is a recipe_ingredients meta field. However the data is saved serialized into the database. That means the snip plugin cannot read it without generating extra PHP code for it. So that means you have to code yourself and/or ask a developer to do it.

However you can also follow these two guides to add the recipe list separately. That also means that you have to enter the recipe list on two places:

• How to make global snippet properties overridable in each post
• How to make properties overridable multiple times

How can I add values with two meta fields?

Unfortunately this is not possible with the plugin. Here is an example:

For the prepTime property you would need to include both: the recipe_prep_time as well as the recipe_prep_time_text so that the output would be something like “60 minutes”.

The problem is that the prepTime property needs to be transformed into ISO8601 Duration format. So the real output format would be something like “PT60M”. Of course that depends very much on the input variables (what recipe_prep_time and recipe_prep_time_text returns).

Yes it does. However you need to deactivate the “Advanced Character String Filter” under WP-Security > Firewall > Additional Firewall Rules. Otherwise the plugin will prevent the Rich Snippet Plugin to load some important JavaScript files that it needs to load properly.