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What to Cook
Tick the products you have at home — the site shows what you can cook right now and what is missing.
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About the project
A web app that matches recipes to what is in your fridge. The built file is fully self-contained: fonts, styles, script and the recipe database all live inside one HTML file — it works offline, you just open it in a browser. Your product list stays in the browser and is never sent anywhere.
What is inside
- 93 recipes and 137 products in a catalogue across 12 categories
- Substitutions: no bacon but you have ham — the recipe still comes together, with the swap flagged on the card
- Search with autocomplete and synonyms: both "tomatoes" and the Russian "помидоры" resolve to the same entry
- Your own recipes and products are added right on the site, with no file editing
- Both languages in full, database included; the data keys stay Russian, so switching language never breaks what you saved
- The build fails if anything is untranslated or the step counts diverge — the database cannot drift apart unnoticed