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Cook with what you already have
The hardest part of eating vegan on a busy week is not the cooking — it is deciding what to make with the half-used bag of spinach and a tin of chickpeas in the cupboard. This finder flips the usual recipe search around: instead of picking a dish and buying a shopping list, you type what you have and it finds the recipes that use the most of it.
Every result links straight to the full recipe on Veganuary, so you get the exact method, timings and quantities. Nothing here is AI-invented — these are real, tested recipes from a trusted vegan library.
How to get the best matches
- • List 2–4 core ingredients, not a whole shopping list — the fewer, the more focused the match.
- • Use plain names ("mushroom", not "chestnut mushrooms") for wider results.
- • Add a protein (tofu, lentils, beans) plus a vegetable for the best hit rate.
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Common questions
How does the recipe finder work?
Type in the ingredients you have on hand — say "chickpeas, spinach, garlic" — and the tool ranks recipes by how many of your ingredients they use. Recipes with the most matches show first, so you cook with what you already own and waste less.
Where do the recipes come from?
Every recipe links to Veganuary.com, a well-known free vegan recipe library. We index the title and ingredients so you can search across all of them at once, then send you to the original page for the full method.
Are all the recipes fully vegan?
Yes. The whole set is sourced from vegan recipe collections, so every result is plant-based — no meat, dairy, eggs or honey.
Do I need an account or app?
No. It runs entirely in your browser, free, with no sign-up. Search as often as you like.