What goes well with Thai Basil, Turmeric and Birds-eye Chillies...
BETA Some of the types of food dishes that contain these ingredients are :
Beef Curry | Canapes | Curry | Kebab | Roast lamb | Stir-fry | Vegetable curry |
Please note: This website doesn't give you an actual recipe, just suggestions for new ingredients to create your own recipes.
Jump to: Meat & Poultry | Fish & Seafood | Vegetables | Fruits | Beans & Lentils | Nuts & Seeds | Dairy & Eggs | Rice, Pasta & Noodles | Oils & Vinegars | Herbs, Spices and Seasonings | Sauces & Condiments | Liquids | Grains and Flour | Sugar and Sweeteners | Breads |
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Meat & Poultry
beef 1
beef mince 1
beef shin 1
beef sirloin 4
chicken 1
lamb 3
lamb chop 1
lamb leg 1
lamb mince 1
pork mince 6
steak 4
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Fish & Seafood
crab 4
prawn 5
scallop 4
sea bass 1
tuna fresh 2
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Vegetables
aubergine 1
beansprouts 3
bok choi 4
cabbage 4
chinese cabbage 11
fennel 6
green bean 1
iceberg lettuce 4
mizuna leaves 1
onion 14
potato 1
red cabbage 4
shallot 14
spinach 1
spring onion 14
sweet potato 1
watercress 1
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Fruits
apricot 3
capers 1
cherry tomatoes 5
coconut 13
coconut cream 5
cucumber 13
dessicated coconut 3
dried apricot 6
kaffir lime leaf 11
lemon 8
lemon juice 3
lime 22
lime leaves 9
mango 1
olive 2
pepper 6
pineapple 4
pomegranate 3
pomegranate molasses 1
red pepper 1
tamarind 6
tapenade 1
tomato 8
tomato puree 4
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Beans & Lentils
black beans 4
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Nuts & Seeds
peanut butter 1
pine nut 2
pistachio 1
seed 2
sesame seeds 4
tahini 2
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Dairy & Eggs
egg 2
greek yoghurt 1
parmesan cheese 1
yoghurt 1
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Rice, Pasta & Noodles
basmati rice 1
couscous 3
jasmine rice 2
rice 2
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Oils & Vinegars
balsamic vinegar 4
groundnut oil 6
oil 11
olive oil 8
peanut oil 2
rapeseed oil 5
rice wine vinegar 2
sunflower oil 2
vegetable oil 14
vinegar 4
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Herbs, Spices and Seasonings
anise 1
bay leaf 6
black pepper 13
cardamom 7
chives 4
cinnamon 5
cloves 4
coriander 22
coriander fresh 13
coriander ground 7
coriander seeds 15
cumin 25
curry leaves 2
curry powder 4
fennel seeds 7
galangal 14
garam masala 3
garlic 47
ginger 31
lemongrass 23
mint 13
nutmeg 5
paprika 4
parsley 4
peppercorn 12
salt 4
sea salt 10
smoked paprika 4
star anise 4
thyme 1
white pepper 1
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Sauces & Condiments
fish sauce 26
mustard seeds 1
soy sauce 8
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Liquids
beef stock 5
chicken stock 8
coconut milk 14
lamb stock 1
milk 2
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Grains and Flour
plain flour 2
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Sugar and Sweeteners
brown sugar 5
caster sugar 15
honey 1
palm sugar 4
sugar 4
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Breads
bread 1
pitta bread 1
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Other (uncategorized at the moment)
blachan 1
bulgur wheat 1
coriander cress 1
curry paste 4
harissa 1
pea shoots 1
pesto 1
shrimp paste 12
tofu 2
How it works...
Come up with new flavour combinations and find some cooking inspiration using our free tool.
We have looked at over 12,500 recipes from top chefs to work out which ingredients are regularly paired together.
We do not aim to tell you how to cook the the ingredients; there are 1,000s of existing recipe websites that will tell you that! We just aim to offer some Cooking Inspiration!
- Choose your main ingredient (or the ingredient you really would like to use from fridge). e.g. Chicken.
- The list will then narrow to show only ingredients which have been used in the same recipe as Chicken.
- Choose your next ingredient - something else you have in the fridge or cupboard - e.g. tomatoes
- The list will then get smaller again as it will now only include ingredients which have been in recipes along with Chicken AND tomato.
- By this point - some inspiration will appear on the page: an ingredient that you have hidden at the back of your cupboard but have never known what to use it in... e.g Rose water!
Do you constantly cook bland and boring meals? Do you lack inspiration when faced with a cupboard of ingredients? Do you have an ingredient that you just not know what to do with?
Enter your ingredients, for some inspiration.
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