RecipeMirror
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Video · voice note · photo · your own words

Any recipe, ready to cook.

A creator’s video, nan’s voice note, a cookbook page or the dish you know by heart — turned into a step-by-step guide you can follow hands-free at the stove.

You can review the link before preparing a guide. Some videos cannot be read.

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Inside the example guide · Step 2 of 8

Soak the cashews

Soak the cashews in hot water so they will blend smooth later.

Cashews · 15Water · for soaking
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Example content and illustrative image.

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.

Built for the stove.

Wet hands, a hot pan, no time to scroll. The cooking guide keeps up with you.

  • One step at a time

    Big, readable steps with the ingredients for that step beside them.

  • Hands-free voice

    “Next”, “go back”, “read that again” — and it reads each step aloud.

  • Ask while you cook

    “How much salt?” or “what does fold mean?” Answers say whether they come from the recipe.

  • Timers from the recipe

    Start the timer a step calls for, or ask for one by voice.

  • Shopping list

    Add what you are missing and share the list with whoever is at the shop.

  • Ready-made cook guides

    Browse RecipeMirror Original recipes, made to be cooked from step one.

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A clear path from recipe to dinner.

  1. 1

    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. 2

    Check your ingredients

    See the amounts the source gives. Missing details stay visible for you to check.

  3. 3

    Shop for what is missing

    Choose the ingredients you need and add them to your shopping list.

  4. 4

    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.

My Dishes →Shopping list →

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Start with a recipe you want to cook.

Bring a recipe

A link, a clip, a voice note, a photo or your own words — any of them works.