This article explains how Recipes and Meal Plan work on Nori Web.
Overview
Recipes is your family's recipe library. Meal Plan helps you decide what your family will eat on each day and meal. Nori Web is especially useful for recipe organization, searching, and weekly planning.
Recipes on Web
- Save recipes from Nori Collection.
- Create recipes from scratch.
- Import recipes from a supported URL.
- Use Nori AI to create a recipe from a photo, link, or conversation.
- Organize recipes into cookbooks.
- Search recipes and cookbooks.
What a recipe can include
- Name
- Cover image
- Ingredients
- Instructions
- Servings
- Preparation or cooking time
- Tags
- Source information when available
- Nutrition when available
Meal Plan on Web
Meal Plan helps you plan what your family will eat. Meals may include Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner, and Other, depending on your settings.
- Add recipes from your library.
- Adjust servings for a planned recipe.
- Add notes when needed.
- Filter which meal sections appear.
- Use recently added recipes or cookbooks to plan faster.
- Create a quick recipe placeholder if you know the meal name but have not filled out the full recipe yet.
Limits
A single meal can include up to 20 recipes or quick entries. If you reach the limit, remove an item before adding more.
Shopping List sync
Recipes and Meal Plan can help add ingredients to Shopping List. When you increase servings for a planned recipe, Nori AI may ask whether you want to add the extra ingredients to Shopping List.
Nutrition
When nutrition is available, Recipe nutrition is shown per serving. Meal Plan nutrition can show the total for the day based on the meals you planned.
- Calories and the main macro categories may be visible on free accounts.
- Detailed nutrition and AI nutrition insights may require Nori Plus.
- Nutrition is calculated from recipe ingredients and is not edited directly.
- Changing recipe ingredients or planned servings can update the nutrition totals.