
One-Pan Chicken & Rice
Uses your chicken thighs, rice, peppers, and spinach — you have everything else.
Uses
chicken thighsriceReady to cook
Beta · Household cooking
Grab & Cook turns the ingredients on your counter into ranked ideas from your cookbook, Explore, or a custom draft — so dinner starts from the open fridge, not a blank search box.
Ideas stream in as matches score — type leftovers or snap the fridge, no long wait

On hand
chicken thighs, rice, bell peppers, spinach
The problem
Most nights start with an open fridge and a short list of leftovers — not a dish name. Grab & Cook flips the search so ingredients lead and recipes follow.
You know what you have. You do not know what it becomes in thirty minutes.
Search boxes want “chicken parm,” not “thighs, rice, half a pepper.”
Not because you had nothing — because matching it felt like homework.
Worked example
A live walkthrough of the Grab & Cook pipeline: capture what is on hand, score your cookbook, widen into Explore when the box is thin, and land a Made-for-you draft last.
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Tonight's signal
ThursdayOpen fridge · 30 minutes
Your cookbook · 2

Illustrative example — a fictional fridge night and household.
Ideas
Grouped results — plus a Made-for-you draft when you need one.
4 ideas · cookbook, Explore, Made for you

Uses your chicken thighs, rice, peppers, and spinach — you have everything else.
Uses
chicken thighsriceReady to cook
3/4Uses your chicken, spinach, and peppers; you'd still need scallions.
Uses
chicken thighsspinachYou have 3 of 4
3/5From Explore — uses your chicken and peppers; you'd still need lemon and potatoes.
Uses
chicken thighsbell peppersYou have 3 of 5
Researched preview from your ingredients — create to save the full recipe.
Uses
chicken thighsriceWhat comes back
Scored for chicken thighs, rice, bell peppers, spinach with a 30-minute budget. Every card is scored both ways — how much of your list it uses, and how much of the recipe you already have.

Uses your chicken thighs, rice, peppers, and spinach — you have everything else.
Uses
chicken thighsricebell peppersspinachReady to cook
3/4Uses your chicken, spinach, and peppers; you'd still need scallions.
Uses
chicken thighsspinachsoy saucebell peppersYou have 3 of 4
3/5From Explore — uses your chicken and peppers; you'd still need lemon and potatoes.
Uses
chicken thighsbell peppersspinachYou have 3 of 5
Researched preview from your ingredients — create to save the full recipe.
Uses
chicken thighsricebell peppersspinachNot every dinner needs a fridge photo. These are the nights that do.
Chicken, rice, and a lonely pepper are not a recipe name. Grab & Cook starts from that pile instead of asking you to invent one.
Homii ranks the recipes already saved for your household before it goes hunting elsewhere — so Tuesday favorites show up first.
Step 1
Type leftovers or snap the fridge. Set a time budget, preferred equipment, and whether you want a main, side, or snack.
Step 2
Cookbook matches first, then Explore when you need more ideas — each one scored on what it uses from your list and on how much of it you already have.
Step 3
Open a match in cook mode, refine the batch, or save a Made-for-you draft into your household cookbook.
Grab & Cook is built for the open-fridge deadline — not a loading spinner while you stand there. Matches score in as soon as ingredients land, then Explore and Made-for-you fill the gaps.
Fridge photos are compressed on your device, resolved once, and reused when you refine — so you are not re-uploading megabytes every time you say “lighter” or “no dairy.”
Grab & Cook starts from ingredients you already have — typed or photographed — and works outward to recipes you can actually finish tonight, instead of making you invent a dish name first.
No. Type a short list, snap a photo of the fridge, or do both. Photos survive when you edit the search, so you can refine without re-shooting.
Your cookbook comes first. If Homii does not find enough strong matches, it widens into Explore and can draft a Made-for-you recipe from what you have on hand.
It is how much of the recipe you already have — "3 of 5" means three of its five main ingredients are on hand, and a check means none are missing. Anything still needed is listed on the card. Everyday staples like salt, oil, and garlic are not counted either way.
No. A recipe has to genuinely use something you named — matching only your salt does not count — and it has to be one you could cook tonight rather than a shopping trip. Anything with a gap tells you exactly what is missing instead of hiding it behind a match score.
A custom draft researched from your ingredients when the cookbook and catalog are thin. You can create it into a full recipe in your cookbook; directions may change slightly after the full research pass.
Yes — up to three refinements per search (lighter, no dairy, kid-friendly, and free text). Your fridge photos stay attached so you are not starting over.
Grab & Cook is available to signed-in household members while in Beta. Homii's broader AI suite (Homii, Menu Scout, and more) lives on Family Plus AI.
Open the fridge, tell Homii what's there, and cook tonight without another grocery run.
Grab & Cook is in Beta for signed-in households · 60-day Homii trial available · Ingredients and recipes shown above are a fictional example