What should I cook today?
The most repeated question in every kitchen in the world, every day at the same time, in front of the open fridge.
Choose the meal, how much time you have and whether you want something specific, and we'll give you a recipe. One, not a list of forty: choice overload is exactly the problem we're here to solve.
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The trick to not cooking the same thing every week
Most of us cook the same ten recipes on repeat. It's not a lack of imagination: deciding is tiring, and at the end of the day we fall back on what we know.
What works best isn't looking for inspiration every night, but deciding once a week. Ten minutes on Sunday picking five dinners and writing the grocery list removes five hard decisions made hungry and in a hurry.
And if you also cook something ahead (a pot of legumes, a tray of roasted vegetables, a protein), “what should I cook today” goes from a whole recipe to assembling a plate in five minutes.
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Are the suggestions always the same?
No: every time you tap, you get a different recipe from the ones that match what you asked for, picked at random.
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