When you ask for a recipe, this skill doesn’t just give you one source—it researches 8-10+ recipes, identifies patterns, notes variations, and synthesizes a comprehensive guide.
The Problem with Single-Source Recipes
Every recipe website has biases:
- Some optimize for SEO, not taste
- Some assume equipment you don’t have
- Some skip crucial steps that “everyone knows”
The Solution
Recipe Synthesizer aggregates multiple sources to find the signal in the noise:
- Research: Searches 8-10+ diverse sources (blogs, video transcripts, forums)
- Pattern Recognition: Identifies common techniques vs. unique variations
- Synthesis: Combines the best approaches with clear decision points
- Customization: Notes where you can adapt based on preferences
Example Output
RS butter chicken
## Core Technique (consensus across 9 sources)
- Marinate chicken in yogurt + spices for 2-6 hours
- Char chicken under broiler (not pan-fry)
- Bloom spices in butter before adding tomatoes
- Finish with cream + kasuri methi
## Variations to Consider
- Cashew paste: 4/9 sources recommend for creamier texture
- Sugar: Divisive—some add 1 tsp to balance acidity
- Char level: Indian sources go darker than Western adaptations
## Equipment Notes
- Broiler strongly preferred over pan
- If no broiler: grill or very hot cast iron
Triggers
- “RS [dish]”
- “[dish] recipes”
- “best way to make [dish]”
- “synthesize a recipe for [dish]”