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Compare two dishes ingredient by ingredient: shared items, what is unique to each, a match score, and - for the pairs that have one (nearly 900) - an editorial comparison paragraph in the requested language. Works for any two dishes in the corpus, whether or not they are an edge in the equivalence graph.

Find dishes from other cuisines that are equivalent to a given dish, from eatmundo's scored equivalence graph (thousands of edges across nearly 2,000 recipes from 26 countries). Every edge is evidence-based - shared canonical ingredients - not a language-model guess, and every edge crosses country lines. Use it for "what is the Greek counterpart of lahmacun, and why".

Full recipe for one dish: steps, FAQ, image credit, and ingredients with PARSED quantities (amount, unit, and a normalised base in grams or millilitres where the quantity is measurable). Count-based lines like "3 onions" carry a gram estimate only where a per-item weight is known. Pass servings to rescale the ingredient quantities; the steps keep the original amounts. adaptations lists the diets (vegan, vegetarian, halal, dairy-free, pescatarian) the dish can be fully converted to, with each swap marked substitute (same dish) or adaptation (a different dish).

Search nearly 2,000 dishes from 26 cuisines by text, country, category, preparation technique, or canonical ingredient. Every ingredient in the corpus is linked to a canonical entity, so an ingredient filter also catches translations and spelling variants. Use it to get a slug for the other tools.

Find what can replace a single ingredient, optionally under a dietary constraint (vegan, vegetarian, halal, dairy-free, pescatarian). Each result is marked "substitute" (same dish) or "adaptation" (result is a meaningfully different dish) - most swaps forced by a diet exclusion are adaptations, and the tool says so rather than overselling a swap as if the dish stayed the same. Precomputed and model-verified, not generated on the fly.

Build a menu of up to 7 dinners, either one cuisine per day ("world") or all from one country. Honours diet exclusions (pork, beef, meat, fish, dairy, egg, alcohol), vegetarian/vegan/pescatarian requirements, a prep-time ceiling and a budget mode that reuses ingredients. When a constraint cannot be met it is relaxed and the relaxation is reported, never hidden.