Episode 0919 sec

Dinner from this?

AI can assume you have a full kitchen. When you ask it what to cook, list what you’ve got and add one line: “Only use what I have.”

Try it yourself

Before you ask AI what to cook

You listed what’s actually in your fridge and cupboard.
You added: “Only use what I have.”
You mentioned any allergies.
You checked the answer yourself before you started cooking.

The prompt

I have ___. What can I make for dinner? Only use what I have.

Bix shows you how

Step 1: List what you’ve got.
Everything you’d use, including the basics like oil.
Step 2: Add the line: “Only use what I have.”
Without it, an AI can assume a full kitchen and hand you a shopping list.
Step 3: Check the answer.
Read the ingredients against your list, and mention any allergies before you ask.

What you should see

A recipe built from what you already have. In the video, the AI went from twelve extra ingredients to three steps: fry the onion, add the rice, stir in the egg.

Duration: 21 sec
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