Hmm... I'm sure that someone will have a better answer... but here's my idea:

I'd put the URL to the full recipe below your introduction and reference it first. Like this:

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To re-create Bella's Birthday Cake from the upcoming ''New Moon'' movie, follow this recipe.

These steps were published in "In Style", issue number 2. The original article can also be found online.

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I would create a ref tag after the word online that points to the original source: http://www.instyle.com/instyle/package/general/photos/0,,20278123_20283772_20632052,00.html?xid=twilight-cake

Then, I would list out all of the steps.

I might also wonder about the image too. The image you've inserted is not sourced and republishing professional photographs without permission gets funny. I might either remove it or add a Image block immediately above / below the recipe that pulled photos using the search string "New Moon Cake".

I'm really interested in the other answers to this question because I have a couple of pages where i would like to do almost the exact same thing. Thanks for asking the question. This question also brings up sourcing offline material. I wonder what the best way to do that is?

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