What's In My Fridge?

List ingredients, set a couple of constraints, and get three useful recipe ideas that feel like dinner instead of content.

Start cooking See how it works

Tonight

tomatoes, eggs, spinach

In under 30 minutes with vegetarian-friendly options and no extra grocery run.

Output

Tomato-spinach skillet eggs
Crisp rice bowls with jammy eggs
Warm spinach tomato toast-up

Built for the actual fridge

Pantry staples are assumed, recipe history is saved, and every set can be shared with one public link.

Use what you already have

Drop in loose ingredients from the fridge, freezer, or pantry without worrying about exact quantities.

Get 3 practical recipes

Each result comes back with prep time, cook time, pantry assumptions, and clear step-by-step instructions.

Save and share the best set

Keep favorites under your account and copy a public link whenever a recipe set is worth sending to someone else.

Why people search for this

An ingredient recipe generator that stays practical.

Most recipe sites start with a finished dish. This one starts with the question people actually have at 6 p.m.: what can I cook with these ingredients tonight?

The flow is built for leftovers, pantry assumptions, and quick decisions, with saved favorites and shareable recipe sets when a result is worth keeping.

What ingredients can I enter?

Use whatever you actually have around: fridge ingredients, pantry basics, freezer leftovers, or half-used produce. The app cleans up simple ingredient lists before generating recipes.

Do I need exact measurements?

No. The generator is built for real kitchen inputs like spinach, eggs, leftover rice, or half a bell pepper. It assumes a few pantry staples so you can start from rough ingredient ideas.

Can I filter the recipe ideas?

Yes. You can narrow results by meal type, diet, cuisine, serving count, and total cook time so the suggestions match the constraints that matter tonight.