We tested Google's AI recipe generator: this service helps you decide what to cook

Google's Food Mood will create a recipe for you using artificial intelligence. You can choose two different cuisines, and Google's experimental feature will return a recipe based on your preferences, reports Lifehacker.

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Google Arts & Culture is experimenting with artificial intelligence. The platform has launched a new tool that allows you to create a fusion recipe by mixing two different types of cuisines.

Why you'd want an AI to generate an untested combination of, say, Mexican and Chinese dishes instead of looking up a recipe from a real human chef is anyone's guess. But for the curious there is a tool Food Mood. Here you will find what the bot thinks you should cook for dinner.

AI chef

Food Mood is Google's experiment with artificial intelligence, created by artists from the Google Arts & Culture Lab. It bills itself as a fusion recipe generator that can combine elements of two different cuisines to create a new dish.

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What real chefs learn over years of training, Food Mood can handle with the help of generative artificial intelligence in a couple of minutes.

The online tool is easy to use and intuitive. Tell the AI ​​what type of dish you're looking for (appetizer, main, or soup), how many people you want to feed, and what cuisines you want to mix (with two columns of options offered—the list of countries is quite extensive).

Click the Let's Cook button to generate a recipe (you can also create random recipes).

Food Mood gives you several options to personalize your recipe. Click the slider icon on the main page to display the modifiers. You have the option to tell the AI ​​whether you prefer vegan, vegetarian or gluten-free food, for example. In addition, you can add your own list of ingredients - there is an automatic suggestion menu that allows you to select up to three products.

Artificial intelligence will even generate a photo of what the dish will look like.

Please note the disclaimer included with each recipe.

Experiment

The resulting recipes are not too complicated, and you can cook them yourself at home.

If, for example, you select Ukrainian cuisine and US cuisine and ask to generate a snack, you may get a good result. This is what the AI ​​came up with the first time: the “Symphony of Spicy” appetizer.

The salad in the photo, which was generated by AI, looked like very appetizing.

Screenshot: FoodMood

The description for the dish says that this is a flavorful appetizer that combines the rich taste of Ukrainian cuisine with the freshness of American products, “creating a symphony of savory delights.”

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The salad consisted of fresh beets, celery, carrots, green onions, cranberries, walnuts and chopped parsley. This recipe came with a recommendation: “To make the salad sweeter, add a tablespoon of honey or maple syrup to the dressing. To add a little heat, sprinkle with red pepper flakes.”

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