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tusharksharma/README.md

The Split Plate

One Meal. Two Outcomes. No Extra Work.

High-protein family meals using the Split Cook Method — cook once for adults and kids, no extra effort.

Live: recipes-site-two.vercel.app

What This Is

A recipe site built around one idea: you shouldn't have to cook two separate meals for adults and kids.

Every recipe follows the Split Cook Method:

  1. Cook the base — protein + carbs, no spice
  2. Split — divide into two pans at the right moment
  3. Adult finish — bold flavor, spice, full experience
  4. Kid finish — mild, simple, familiar

Features

  • 20 recipes with structured metadata (protein anchor, meal type, flavor direction)
  • Split Cook toggle on recipe pages (Adult Mode / Kids + Adult Mode)
  • Per-step cooking photos
  • Protein-per-calorie stats on every card
  • Browse by system (not categories)
  • Shareable recipe URLs (/recipes/:slug)

Stack

React 19 + Vite + Tailwind CSS 4 + React Router + Vercel

Run Locally

npm install
npm run dev

Add a Recipe

Edit src/data/recipes.js — follow the existing schema. Required fields:

{
  id, slug, title, category, pillar,
  proteinAnchor, mealType, flavorDirection, splitFriendly,
  tags, time, servings, protein, calories, image,
  description, whyItWorks, ingredients, steps
}

Optional: splitCook, executionRules, brands

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