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From “What Should I Cook?” to Dinner: Create Personalized Recipes with AI

Foodbia AI Chef: Create personalized recipes with AI and earn free recipe credits

No complicated meal planning. Just tell Foodbia AI Chef what you have or what you're craving, personalize the details, and follow a recipe made for you. Plus, discover how to earn extra recipe credits by inviting friends.

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New accounts receive 5 welcome recipe credits.

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Why use an AI recipe creator?

Maybe you have paneer, tomatoes, and rice but no idea what to make. Maybe you want a comforting Kerala-style curry without making it too spicy. Or perhaps you need a quick vegetarian dinner for two. Instead of searching through dozens of recipes, describe what you want and customize the result around your preferences.

Foodbia AI Chef helps you explore Indian, Chinese, Pakistani, and other flavors while adjusting ingredients, serving sizes, dietary preferences, and spice levels.

How to make a recipe with Foodbia AI Chef: step by step

  1. Open the recipe studio. Visit Foodbia AI Chef and select “Create recipe.”
  2. Describe your idea. Type a dish name, a few ingredients, or a goal. Try: “I have chickpeas, spinach, onions, and tomatoes. Make a healthy Indian dinner for two.”
  3. Sign in. Create an account or sign in to continue. New accounts start with 5 welcome recipe credits.
  4. Personalize your meal. Choose your serving size, spice level, dietary preferences, and food allergies on the personalization screen.
  5. Generate your recipe. Foodbia AI Chef creates a recipe with an ingredient list, quantities, cooking steps, and useful tips.
  6. Cook and save your favorites. Follow the instructions in your kitchen and keep recipes you love in your cookbook.
Try this prompt:
“Create a medium-spicy Kerala chicken curry for four people. I have coconut milk, onions, tomatoes, ginger, garlic, and curry leaves. Give me easy step-by-step instructions.”

Make every recipe your own

Recipes should fit your kitchen, not the other way around. Start with a familiar dish and ask for a different serving size, milder spice, or a vegetarian approach. If you have food allergies, enter them in the personalization step and independently verify all ingredients and labels before cooking—AI-generated suggestions are not a substitute for allergy-safe food handling.

Invite friends and earn bonus recipe credits

Foodbia AI Chef also has a Refer & Earn program, so sharing the experience can help both you and your friends explore more meals.

5

Welcome recipe credits for new accounts

+2

Bonus credits for a qualifying invited friend

+3

Credits for the referrer after a qualifying referral

  1. Sign in to your Foodbia AI Chef account.
  2. Find the Invite a friend section on the homepage and copy your personal referral link.
  3. Share the link with someone who would enjoy creating their own recipes.
  4. When your friend completes the qualifying signup and first-recipe steps, eligible bonus credits are awarded.

Referral rewards are subject to eligibility, verification, monthly limits, and current program settings. The offer may change; the in-app referral panel displays the current rewards.

Three recipe ideas to try tonight

1. Quick vegetarian dinner: “Make a 20-minute paneer and vegetable stir-fry for two, with medium spice.”

2. Family favorite: “Create a simple chicken biryani recipe for four with clear beginner-friendly steps.”

3. Cook with what you have: “I have eggs, rice, carrots, and green onions. Suggest an easy Asian-inspired dinner.”

Ready to cook something new?

Whether you're a beginner learning the basics or an experienced home cook looking for inspiration, Foodbia AI Chef turns an idea into a practical starting point. Try a dish you've always wanted to make, customize it for your family, and share the experience with a friend.

Your kitchen. Your taste. Your recipe.

Start with 5 welcome credits and explore the possibilities.

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