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VegBatch is the fastest free way to plan delicious vegetarian and vegan meals. Pick a recipe, scale it to your week, and the grocery list writes itself.
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Cook once. Eat all week. Free vegetarian & vegan meal planning with an automatic grocery list — vegbatch.com
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Cook once. Eat all week. Free vegetarian and vegan meal planning with an
automatic grocery list — live at vegbatch.com.
Pick a week of recipes (or let it pick four that share ingredients), scale
them, and get one aisle-sorted list in quantities you can actually buy: "3 cans
chickpeas", not "1,275 g". Works offline in the shop. No account needed; an
account adds sync across devices, a shared household list, saved shops and
cook history.Read the full README ↗Cook once. Eat all week. Free vegetarian and vegan meal planning with an automatic grocery list — live at vegbatch.com.
Pick a week of recipes (or let it pick four that share ingredients), scale them, and get one aisle-sorted list in quantities you can actually buy: "3 cans chickpeas", not "1,275 g". Works offline in the shop. No account needed; an account adds sync across devices, a shared household list, saved shops and cook history.
data/ the dataset — 254 recipes, 508 canonical ingredients, alias table
pipeline/ everything that builds, tests and deploys the site (Node, no framework)
pipeline/site/ the web app source: one HTML shell, one app.js, shared lib/
site/ build output (gitignored) — `npm run build` in pipeline/
Start with pipeline/README.md. It covers the grocery
list, the staples-vs-pantry distinction, the canonical ingredient layer,
importing recipes, and the deploy chain. SCOPE.md is the
original plan and data model.
cd pipeline
npm install
npm run build # data -> ../site
node serve-site.mjs # http://localhost:4174
npm test # unit + import + site checks (serve-site must be running)
Adding a recipe costs nothing and calls no API:
node import-recipe.mjs https://some-blog.com/lentil-soup/ --add
node import-recipe.mjs recipe.txt --add
The collection began as 268 phone photos of one household's recipe cards and
printouts, read into structured data by a model once, then reviewed by hand.
Every recipe is vegetarian; meat broth was swapped for vegetable broth and the
swap recorded. Ingredients and method steps are transcribed as written;
descriptions are our own, never a source's prose. Where a card named its
source, that credit is kept in source_attribution and shown on the page.
The photographs themselves are not part of this repository.
pipeline/, including the web app) is licensed
under the GNU Affero General Public License v3.0. You may run,
study, change and redistribute it, including commercially, provided your
version — including one offered over a network — is released under the
same terms with its source.data/) is licensed under
Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0.
Use it, build on it, share it under the same terms, with credit, and not
for commercial purposes.Made with love by Tributary.