Thread 21578763

I used ChatGPT to generate meal-prep recipes for me that 100% align with my budget and target calories. Let‘s see whether they taste alright.

>>21578763 (OP)
For reference, those are the recipes it generated based on some random ingredients I had lying around: Red lentil and coconut dal, Tofu vegetable pan with vegan cheese, Vegan bolognese hack with passata, Falafel bowl with vegetables & coconut dip and Egg and vegetable muffins. I‘m quite excited to try them out. Not vegan btw, but I have a lot of vegan stuff leftover

>>21578763 (OP)
I use chatgpt to help build recipes all the time, it's actually my primary use for it. it's solid. mind you I don't use it for precise instructions, just as a creative aid and I do a lot of back-and-forth and tweaking with it, but still. it's a decent resource, I much prefer it to browsing recipe websites. good luck have fun.

>>21578770
>Vegan
Even if it tastes good to you, it's probably a shit recipe.
>egg and vegetable muffins
That sounds horrid and the least offensive thing out of that whole selection.

>>21578763 (OP)
>meal-prep
psychopath behavior.

you glued the cat to the coke didn't you?

>>21578793
>>egg and vegetable muffins
>That sounds horrid
i think it's just egg and vegetables cooked in a muffin pan, not actually muffins with egg and vegetables in it

>>21578788
NPC needs chatbot to help them think.

>>21578793
egg muffins are ok. just like bite sized fritattas.

>>21578810
yawn

>>21578810
it's not a "need", it's just nice

>>21578770
Grim

>>21578788
Great to hear it works for this! I was a bit worried the recipes would turn out to be nonsensical sloppa. I have some basic cooking skills, but lack the creativity to combine leftover ingredients a lot of the time
>>21578793
If it tastes good, I don‘t really care
>>21578805
Yeah, it‘s basically this
>>21578838
What‘s the deal, anon?

GPT rules because the meme about basic recipies on the internet being bloated with backstory and advertising is quite real.

Enjoy it while it lasts I guess, who knows how AI will shake up monetization.

>>21578906
This is true, also, a lot of the recipes are a lot more complex than I‘d want them to be. Or they use expensive ingredients I can’t afford. Of course you can always leave something out, but it‘s nicer to cook a whole recipe with what you have

>>21578763 (OP)
>ChatGPT
CatGPT

Like anything with LLMs you have to know how to use it or you'll get fucked up answers. One time it recommended I make a pasta dish with grilled chicken, pesto, and cottage cheese. I didn't test it because it's obvious it would have been nasty.

The trick seems to be that you need to be very precise because semantic relationships between single ingredients are pretty strong but they get pretty sloppy as you get more general. Take wine parings for instance. If you ask it to rec something with "riesling" it's going to give you some mind numbingly stupid slop about "goes with the exotic flavours of asian food". If you ask for a "dessert suggestion with a 2011 robert weil tba kiedrich grafenberg" it will actually generate a useful and specific response.

It's the same with asking it for code, don't expect magic, you need to think clearly to get a clear answer. GIGO applies to LLMs as with any computer thing.

>>21578952
>One time it recommended I make a pasta dish with grilled chicken, pesto, and cottage cheese. I didn't test it because it's obvious it would have been nasty.
Why does it kinda sound good tho? I would‘ve given it a chance. Good post btw, I just don‘t understand enough about LLMs to meaningfully respond.

>>21578800
Yes, the cat had forgotten it's vegan and tried to eat meat, it needed to get punished.

>>21578763 (OP)
How did you teach the cat to put on the headphones

lol, every single post in this thread, except for mine, is fake

bot thread with no recipes posted and every single post being incongruent

>>21578763 (OP)
someone I've known since I was a kid, like we grew up together, told me that he used ChatGPT to make a recipe for baked mac and cheese. He was very smart, or at least I thought he was. Trusting LLMs with your food is just fucking stupid

>>21579089
You need cat music. It’s mostly prey screaming

>>21579505
Sometimes you get decent ideas from it. Made a really good berry swirl cheesecake from it based on Sabin from FF6 called the Blitz Punch Cheesecake.

It can also be a miss if you're not careful though as tonight I made another AI generated recipe with a Greek yogurt marinade chicken and rice dish which came out really dry despite liberal yogurt use and a myriad of seasonings (this one was based off of the Phantom Train from the same game).

>>21578952
>a pasta dish with grilled chicken, pesto, and cottage cheese
replace the cottage cheese with ricotta and this could make an interesting lasagna

>>21579167
Smells like a curry thread desu

>>21578770
>Vegan stuff leftover
Leftover from what?

>>21580089
From not eating vegan crap, of course

>>21578906
>>21578910
Following a recipe book isn't difficult at all. You deserve your NPC brains.

>>21580098
But then why did you get it in the first place if you're not gonna eat it? Like it sounded like you prioritized buying a lot of vegan crap, said "nah" and now it's some time later and you don't know what to do with it all.

>>21580101
This is what happened
I‘m back in this thread and I‘ve tried an overnight oats recipe from CatGPT so far, it was decent. Today‘s going to be the first day I‘m trying out one of the warm meals.

>>21580099
>NPC brains

>>21578810
If ever there was a 'cognitive' task I didn't mind outsourcing to gpt, coming up with recipes that use up the shit in my fridge is it. My brain isn't going to atrophy, I'm not asking it to write my doctoral thesis for me or summarize tolstoy for me.

>>21578798
It's basically leftovers, retard.

>>21580645
using LLMs to "generate" dogshit recipes is not the same thing as having actual servants doing it all for you. Your "offloading" is just the further erosion of any individuality and humanity you might've had. People with enough resources to actually never engage with their food are usually doing something with their lives and if not are completely soulless husks simply existing off of a trust fund.

Live, idiot. Be human

>>21578952
>>21580023
replace it with feta and it could be a pretty good pasta salad

>>21580645
>ChatGPT create a pie recipe in the style of Tolstoy
>300 pages
It’d be cool if you could take a picture of what you have and it suggests things to cook

>>21584195
yep, many apps that offer that now. take a pic of your fridge stock.