Bring any recipe. Get the whole dinner sorted.
A creator’s video, nan’s voice note or a cookbook page becomes a hands-free cooking guide, with calories, a place in your week and a shopping list.
However the recipe reaches you
- Video link
- Recipe page
- Voice note
- Film someone
- Photo or PDF
- Type it in
youtube.com/watch?v=butter-chicken
Your guide is ready
Butter chicken
- 14 ingredients, as the cook said them
- 8 steps, in order
- 5 amounts never stated, kept as questions
Start with a video, a voice note or a cookbook page. See how
Drawn from the demo kitchen. Dishes, numbers and the creator are examples.
However the recipe reaches you.
Six ways in, one guide out. Whatever you bring becomes the same ingredients list, shopping list and step-by-step cooking guide.
- A video or recipe linkA YouTube video or a recipe webpage. The creator and the original stay attached.
- Upload video or audioYour own clip, a voice note, or something saved from Instagram or TikTok.
- Record a voice noteMum, nan or a friend talking through the dish. We pull out the ingredients and steps.
- Film someone cookingFilm them at the hob. We watch and listen, then build the guide.
- Photo or PDFA cookbook page, a recipe card, a handwritten note. Anything unreadable is left blank.
- Type it inA dish you know by heart, in your own words.
And for everything else in the kitchen.
A clear path from recipe to dinner.
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Bring a recipe
A link, a clip, a voice note, a photo, or your own words. Where there is a source, it stays attached.
- 2
Check your ingredients
See the amounts the source gives. Missing details stay visible for you to check.
- 3
Shop for what is missing
Choose the ingredients you need and add them to your shopping list.
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Cook at your own pace
One step at a time, hands-free if you like. Finish without a questionnaire.
The original stays part of the recipe.
Open the original video, page or recording to check a technique or hear how it was explained. Where a source timestamp is available, jump to that moment from the cooking step.
Original links depend on the creator’s video remaining available. RecipeMirror can make mistakes; check the guide before cooking.
Ready when you come back.
Keep your guides in My Dishes, return to a cook, and use your shopping list for the next meal.
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Start with a recipe you want to cook.
Bring a recipeA link, a clip, a voice note, a photo or your own words — any of them works.