What can you make with what you have?
Enter a few foods from your fridge, freezer or cupboard. We'll highlight matching recipe ingredients; this isn't a guarantee that you have everything required.
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What the amounts change
A recipe can use an ingredient you own without being fully covered by your pantry. Count usable amounts, adjust portions, and review the missing ingredients before cooking.
Half a cabbage is half an item
If you have half a cabbage and a recipe needs one whole cabbage, record 0.5 head. You still need another half for that version. If the recipe asks for grams, weigh the usable half or confirm its weight before comparing it with a whole-item count.
Two eggs can mean a smaller dinner
Veggie Fried Rice lists 4 eggs for 4 servings. Two eggs cover 2 servings of the egg component. They do not cover the full recipe: review rice, vegetables, soy sauce and oil too.
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