You Got Cooking

You Got Cooking is a small web tool that suggests recipes from the ingredients a person already has at home. The user types in what is in the fridge or pantry and an AI generates recipe suggestions, with the stated aim of making meal time easier, healthier and less wasteful and avoiding last minute trips to the store. The site recommends entering ingredients in English for the best results but says other languages also work. It is candid about limits: the AI can suggest creative recipes that may not suit the cook's taste, it cannot taste what it proposes, and users are told to apply common sense when following any recipe. There is no account system, app or saved library described; the experience is a single page where ingredients go in and ten suggestions come out. The site carries mixed signals on cost. The generate button reads Get 10 Recipe Suggestions ($1.5), and the FAQ covers what to do if a payment does not return any recipes, with support available by email. The about page, however, calls the service free, and a Buy me a coffee link asks for voluntary support to keep it running. The about page also still contains placeholder text, which suggests a lightly maintained solo project. It suits home cooks who want a quick idea from whatever is on hand rather than a full meal planning product.