Rank recipes by how much of them your pantry covers.

What you can cook from what you have. ingredients is the pantry: 1 to 20 comma-separated ingredient names or canonical ids. A name can be in any language the recipes are in, so "kyckling" works as well as "chicken", and a food covers its cuts and kinds: "chicken" covers chicken breast and "onion" covers red onion, but not chicken broth or onion powder. Only recipes that use at least one of them are returned, best covered first, and each carries the pantry ingredients it uses and the ingredients you are missing. Salt, pepper, water, oil, sugar and flour are taken as already in the kitchen: they are reported in assumedIngredients and left out of the coverage and of missingIngredients. Send staples=false to count them as ingredients you need. maxMissing narrows the results to recipes you are short no more than that many ingredients for — maxMissing=0 is what you can cook right now. without leaves out recipes that contain any of the listed allergen features from /vocabularies, such as "milk,peanuts"; it is informational, not medical advice.